Essay-review of Site & Sound: Sonic Arts as Ecological Practice, McClelland Gallery

At the Site & Sound exhibition held at McClelland Sculpture Park + Gallery, something of the world itself – water flowing through landscapes, katabatic winds in the Antarctic, an empty glass bottle rolling along a pavement, human voices in the wake of a tsunami, a clicking dawn chorus of shrimps – is transmitted via its sonic residues.

Review-essay published online in Artlink and in print Artlink April 2021

Image credit: Recording at Watts Hut, Eastern Antarctica, 2010. Courtesy Philip Samartzis.

Image credit: Recording at Watts Hut, Eastern Antarctica, 2010. Courtesy Philip Samartzis.