Proceedings of the 19th International Symposium on Electronic Art, ISEA2013, Sydney: Recent submissions
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Shaping Cultural and Creative Space: Beijing as a case study
Published 2013-01-01Supported by research and policy reform, China’s creative and cultural industries have seen explosive growth in recent years and this rapid expansion is anticipated to have an unprecedented and far-reaching influence on ...Open AccessArticle -
Manipulating Space, Changing Realities: space as primary carrier of meaning in sonic arts
Published 2013-01-01Space is an essential element of human experience. In our daily lives we move about in a multi-dimensional sound field, constantly processing spatial cues in our encounters with our surroundings. Awareness of space as a ...Open AccessArticle -
Electronic music is here to stay – or is it?
Published 2013-01-01Musical composers frequently make use of new technologies in instrumentation. Whilst orchestral traditions remain strong and the instruments viable, what of the works of composers of electronic music where the sound sources ...Open AccessArticle -
Community mapping: from representation to action.
Published 2013-01-01Community mapping is an approach to spatial representation that promotes a sense of agency and active engagement by encouraging “bottom-up” participation by users and community groups. Reviewing the place-based work of an ...Open AccessArticle -
Between one and zero: noise, ghosts and plasticity.
Published 2013-01-01This paper addresses two sonic artworks, Ghost (2011) and Plasticity (2012) that use models of spiking neurons to materialize endogenous and exogenous composition in relation to noise and sonic memory. In the formation of ...Open AccessArticle