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Hidden Humanity: An Interview With Alberto Ros

Alberto Ros is a Spanish photographer who grew up surrounded by photography. He became a part of the photography world early on, and he has been fascinated with it ever since. His project Hidden Humanity will take your breath away and raise many questions regarding the society we live in.

Darkness and light lie within every each of us and Alberto wanted to emphasize that through this stunning series. In this interview, he shares his story behind these photos and talks more about the Wet plate collodion process that he was using in order to make these stunning photographs.

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knock loud, I’m home

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College Radio Watch: Celebrating the Power of Radio Art - Radio Survivor

College radio is a fertile place for radio art, particularly late at night, according to sound artist and college radio alum Anna Friz during her UCRN talks.

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Sound, sight converge for Vassar cyborg-in-residence

A cyborg is a person whose physical abilities extend beyond the conventions of human limitations via mechanical elements built into and made functionable in the human body.

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RhizomeDC is a nonprofit community space located at 6950 Maple St NW, in the Takoma neighborhood of Washington DC. We are a hub for experimentation, community collaboration and social engagement.

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Bard College Press Release: Bard College to Host Two-Day Symposium Exploring the Place of Sound in the Arts, Sciences, and Humanities

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A Hong Kong native, Lai first got a taste for music when he began to learn the guitar in 2005. Not being able to find many good guitar repairers in Hong Kong, he taught himself to fix his own guitar. This gave him a passion for the construction of musical instruments that is now central to his work.

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Jay Needham, MFA, is a sound artist, teacher, scholar and interim director of the Global Media Research Center at SIUC. Radio Piano is a composition for extended piano and concert hall that involves the use of discrete micro-FM transmissions from within and around a grand piano.

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Lima Contemporary Art Museum hosts largest sound art exhibition in Latin America

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The Quietus | Features | Three Songs No Flash | Welcome To The New World Order: Reflections On CTM 2016

Last month in Berlin, the annual CTM Festival threw together artists from across the world in a programme that reinforced the fact that the old boundaries between east, west, developed and developing countries are being overthrown at a thrilling and fast rate. Luke Turner reports.

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The Quietus | Features | Strange World Of... | Condemned To Vagrancy: The Strange World Of... Matmos

When you get that feeling, Matmos give you conceptual healing. Drew Daniel and Martin 'M.C.' Schmidt talk John Doran through the highlights of their career to date. Band portraits by Josh Sisk

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Julia Holter at The Great Hall - Music Reviews

Photos by Neil Van. The impression of Julia Holter’s Have You in My Wilderness tour is that it emphasises an art of sound-making that...

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Art For Your Ears: Subtropics Marathon Airs Experimental Music

On Saturday, 20 sound art pieces will be performed and displayed at the 24th annual Subtropics Marathon, a six-hour sound art and experimental music event

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Back in 2009, we wrote about TANK-FX , a website where you could upload a sound and have it played...

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In late 2015, Dajuin Yao brought the “Schizophonia” sound art exhibition to OCAT Shenzhen. The project was a spectacle of sound art in three parts: archival listening, an exhibition of sound installations, and live performance.

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Giant Tesla Coil Electrifies a London Sound Art Festival | The Creators Project

Sonica features artists working with uncommon mediums.