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ENG Xeno Walk, an aural essay about collective feminism is an Augmented Reality audio walk featuring the voices of activists and artists who embrace the form of collage as a tool of resistance, exploration, and coalition, working collectively for freedom, autonomy, and equality. The sound walk features the voices from three street art collectives: Collagues Feminicides Paris, Collagues Feminicides & Feministes Montreal, Viv Corringham, and #VIVAS, a Latin America-based collective that produces sound artworks from political marches and protests. FR Xeno Walk est une marche sonore en réalité augmentée composée de voix et d'œuvres sonores d'activistes et de productrices de sons qui utilisent le collage comme outil d'exploration auditive. La marche présente des œuvres de #VIVAS, un collectif basé en Amérique latine qui produit des œuvres sonores faites à partir d'enregistrements sur le terrain de manifestations sociales féministes, les Shadow Walks de Viv Corringham, et les voix des membres de Collages Féministes & Féminicides Paris et Montréal. La conception sonore de la marche prend la forme d'un collage mélangeant leurs bandes sonores et leurs interviews.

Found sounds from Jerusalem recorded and edited by Ayelet Rose Gottlieb. Found sounds from Chile and Western Canada recorded by Moe Clark and edited by Ayelet Rose Gottlieb. IONE’s voice intoning her mantras as well as text scores by Pauline Oliveros. Sonic Meditation Scores- Pauline Oliveros 1971 - Courtesy of The Pauline Oliveros Trust and PoPandMoM Publications- © 2022 Six for New Time -Text by IONE © 2013 - Deep Listening Publications Meditation Scores Texts By IONE © 2013 All Rights Reserved

This walkumentary features an intimate portrait of avant garde composer and improvisor Malcolm Goldstein. He shares his reflections on his music practice of over 70 years and pays particular attention to the local history of experimental music. The walk leads the listener through the well traversed area surrounding the Suoni per il Popolo physical site in the Mile End, beginning at the Casa del Popolo. Duration 30 minutes

Laabe Guzá Stubi, means in Zapotec, She Walks Alone, is a participatory soundwalk that embraces nighttime listening as an exercise of intimacy and collective thinking.

prep walk at Oboro for solstice piece

Les participant·e·s à l’atelier Claiming the night : an AR sound workshop on walking after dusk pour une présentation publique du travail qu’iels ont réalisé. Les participant·e·s ont pu en apprendrez davantage sur la cartographie, la réalité augmentée, l’écoute attentive, la narration et leurs points de convergences. Lors de cette présentation publique, iels partageront des récits enregistrés ainsi qu’une conception sonore collective dans le cadre d’une promenade sonore ouverte au public! Leading Author: Amanda Gutierrez Participants/Authors: Po B. K. Lomami, Jessica Slipp, geneviève Wallen, Hannah Strauss.

What you need: Mobile phone + headphones/earphones Instructions: Go to one of the 10 locations on the map (listed below), walk into the circle, and audio will play (can press pause/play also). Description: After a year and two lockdowns in Belfast, Northern Ireland, I was able to return home to Montreal, Canada for a short period of time. During this time, I wanted to expand on my research practices of Covid-19_Belfast City and take a soundscape recording approach to the lockdowns in some areas of Downtown and Old Port Montreal. The entirety of Quebec faced different zones of lockdowns; Montreal was in its second lockdown since September 2020 with a home curfew being ordered in early January 2021. I kept the same recording constraints of only capturing five minutes of audio and composing two-minute listening experiences. Places were chosen by a similar approach of using the VisitBelfast Tourist Map while in Belfast, whereas in Montreal this was the Carte Touristique Officielle/Official Tourist Map 2019-2020. Locations focused on touristic places, hospitality sectors, retail sectors, educational areas, and public urban spaces. Parts 1 and 2 focus on the same three crossroads along the famous Saint-Catherine St in Downtown Montreal, Part 3 on Old Port Montreal, and Part 4 on the Quebec Home Alert for the curfew put in place. Currently, there are 13 audio files on the map and 10 areas recorded: 1.Guy Street 2.Crescent Street 3.Peel Street 4.Le Petit Dep on Saint-Paul 5.Notre-Dame Basilica of Montreal 6.Place Jacques Cartier 7.Marché Bonsecours 8.Promenade du Vieux-Port 9.Saint Catherine Street 10.Quebec Home Alert – Used Laval City Hall as map location This project reflects through an auditory and sonic art perspective how the city sounds like without the presence of humans or the normal amount of human density in popular areas in public spaces of Montreal. Post-experience Survey: https://forms.office.com/r/F7Jyd9Xc6f Information Creator: Georgios Varoutsos, PhD student at the Sonic Arts Research Centre, Queen’s University Belfast Website: https://georgiosvaroutsos.com/ Research Project: https://georgiosvaroutsos.com/covid-19/