Featured podcast: Errant Sound
On June 11th Errant Sound member, and contributing author, Jeremy Woodruff led an interview with the editors of the newly published Bloomsbury Handbook of Sound Art (January 2020) Prof. Holger Schulze (University of Copenhagen) and Assoc. Prof. Sanne Krogh Groth (Lund University). Featuring sound examples from authors and profiled artists in the Handbook , Jeremy Woodruff discusses the ideas that guided the volume’s creation with the editors. The podcast serves as the prelude to a future event at errant sound where a number of authors from the volume will meet together to discuss themes in the Handbook together with the public.
Time Arts
Time Arts Books
Animation by ISBN: 9781780670973Publication Date: 2013From scriptwriting through to production, this introduction to animation for students surveys key technical processes and examines a variety of stylistic approaches. The book includes visual examples from key animators and illustrated features on how to create exciting animation for a variety of audiences. This book is a vital resource for anyone who intends to make animation a part of their career.
Listening to Noise and Silence: Towards a Philosophy of Sound Art by ISBN: 1282874063Publication Date: 2010A fresh, bold study of the emerging field of Sound Art, informed by the ideas of Adorno, Merleau-Ponty and others.- Video Art by ISBN: 9780500237984Publication Date: 2003A overview of an art form born over 35 years ago and now ubiquitous. It is divided into three sections: the first examines how certain artists have used the video camera as an extension of themselves; the second deals with the use of narrative; and the third with the hybridization of technology.
Time Arts Links
- History of Experimental Music in the United StatesExplore the history of radical music experiments in the United States with John Cage the most well known avant-garde composer and musician.
- The National Review of Live ArtThe National Review of Live Art has developed from the original Live Art Archive (LAA) which was established by Professor Barry Smith in the mid-1990’s.
RLAP holds information about existing Live Art / Performance Art materials, records and publications primarily in England and the UK, from 1994 to the present. It is mostly paper-based although it does contain some videos and dvds, audio-tapes and slides.
RLAP holds more than 200,000 records of Live Art work, and is the most extensive record of Live Art worldwide. - The Video Data Bank from SAICThe Video Data Bank is committed to fostering awareness and scholarship of the history and contemporary practice of video and media art, to serving the artists represented in the VDB collection, to providing access to the collection, and to ensuring the future of the collection for generations to come.