Issue 06:
Translating Ambiance
Guest editor: Jordan Lacey
exhibition: translating ambiance
Catalogue of artist statements, essays and audio/visual documentation of original gallery exhibition
editorial
Translating Ambiance
by JORDAN LACEY
Scholarly article
A Brief Archaeology of the Notion of Ambiance
by JEAN-PAUL THIBAUD
Exhibition translation
Untie the Tongue
by CATHERINE CLOVER
Creative practice essay
Sounding through Touch
by CINDY YUEN-ZHE CHEN
Scholarly article
Sound, geography, and non-representational theory
by CANDICE P. BOYD and MICHELLE DUFFY
Exhibition translation
Hearing a Possible World in the Crackling of Dry Leaves
By LISA HALL and SALOMÉ VOEGELIN
Creative practice essay
When My Silence is On
by GIULIA LEPORI
scholarly article
Hunting Sounds: The Development of Sound Recording Hobbyist Culture in Britain in the 1950s and 1960s
by JEAN-BAPTISTE MASSON
Exhibition translation
Rendered Imperfectly Rendered Imperfectly
By MICHAEL GRAEVE
Creative practice essay
For we are made of lines.
by TRACI KELLY and RHIANNON JONES
Scholarly article
Sensory Modalities of the Sonic Frame
by DAVID CHESWORTH
Exhibition translation
Conversation with Contagion: Introduction to an Interview with Camilla Hannan on Contagion.
By NORIE NEUMARK
Creative practice essay
Go Live in the Middle of Nowhere Obviously
by MARK PETER WRIGHT
scholarly article
Drips in the Underground: Creatively Activating Urban Ambiances
by Kristen Sharp
Exhibition translation
Digesting Gut Feelings - A Conversation
By ANDREW GOODMAN and TESSA LAIRD
Creative practice essay
Abstract Everywhere: Dressing in Electromagnetic Atmospheres
by ERIN LEWIS
scholarly article
Intermittent Space: Sound, Violence, Ambiance and Affective Politics of Fear in Contemporary Mexico.
by LUZ MARÍA SÁNCHEZ CARDONA
Exhibition translation
COLD: translating the ambiance of rivulets into air-conditioners
By JORDAN LACEY
Creative practice essay
Attendant Soundscapes of Phenomenological Installations
By MALTE WAGENFELD
scholarly article
Translating Ambiance Through Queer Ecologies: A Speculative Cartographic Imaginary
by AMIAS HANLEY