Crypsis

Every spring, the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden becomes the Cincinnati Botanical Garden & Zoo when it transforms into a magnificent explosion of color! Journey through the Zoo as your personal tour guide, Director of Horticulture, Steve Foltz, points out the best of the best including more than 100,000 tulips that provide every color you can imagine!

Are you interested in uncovering the secrets of Bobby Mackey's Music World while also getting some exercise?

This is not only an incredible lights display, it’s also in an amazing, one-of-a-kind park. Pyramid Hill Sculpture Park and Museum is an outdoor gallery on a monumental scale. Holiday Lights on the Hill is two miles of dazzling lights displays at one of Cincinnati’s most beautiful locations. When: Nov. 20-Jan. 3, 2020. Hours are 6-9 pm Monday-Thursday and 6-10 pm Friday-Sunday through Jan. 3. Where: Pyramid Hill Sculpture Park, 1763 Hamilton Cleves Road, Hamilton, OH. Tickets: Monday-Thursday $20; Friday-Sunday $25 (Per carload). Members $15 everyday. For more information: https://journeyborealis.com/

August Strindberg, the reknowned Swedish playwright, became interested in capturing images of the night sky—without a camera—by directly exposing photographic paper in trays of chemicals under the stars. He called these tentative images 'celestographs' and sent the results of his investigations to the respected French astronomer, Camille Flammarion. The astronomer completely ignored him. Although his process resulted in beautifully streaked and mottled prints suggesting the heavens, the images were most likely only the result of dust and impurities. It is still possible to see prints Strindberg made of his experiments at the central library in Stockholm, Sweden.

A collection of geolocated sounds for the 2021 edition of Studio 300 by: Chad Eby, Gavin Clarke, Devin Craig, Cait Druck, Zach Drury, Jacob Forman, Gabe Helgerson, Ella Petrey, Jacob Ranzau, Joe Roution, Kaillie Settles and Alma Valdez. Transylvania University Aerial Image Credit: Bartonlynch, CC BY-SA 4.0 Accompanying text generated with GPT-2 via InferKit, curated by Chad Eby.

This is a beta version of a soundwalk for the Huntertown Community Interpretive Park, featuring interviews and oral histories to accompany the interpretive signs around the park.

Featured at Hidden World I, an outdoor pop-up sound art exhibition, Everything I Hear Will Outlive Me is an immersive spatial composition by artist and composer Landon Caldwell. This piece explore the possibilities and the limits of digital space while presenting sound as a missing piece of environmental design. The piece encourages the listener to consider sound as the conduit for connection with environment and space. Allowing the user to conduct their own experience of the composition illustrates the mere presence of a body has an affect on the ecology of a place.

A semi-permanent augmented reality soundtrack for walking around Ellenberger Park in Indianapolis composed by Landon Caldwell. The artist created a site-specific composition posing the public park as a dynamic and changing musical universe.This composition features improvisations from numerous versions of his piece 'Unity', including playing by Patrick Shiroishi, Nick Yeck-Stauffer, Mark Tester, Thom Nguyen, Jordan Allen, Drew Davis, and Yuri Osuka.

A semi-permanent augmented reality soundtrack for walking around Garfield Park in Indianapolis composed by Landon Caldwell. The artist created a site-specific composition posing the public park as a dynamic and changing musical universe.This composition features improvisations from numerous versions of his piece 'Unity', including playing by Patrick Shiroishi, Nick Yeck-Stauffer, Mark Tester, Thom Nguyen, Jordan Allen, Drew Davis, and Yuri Osuka.