THINKING THROUGH SOUND IN SPECIFIC PLACES


○●   Research with live streaming lends itself to revealing hidden ecologies of surprising or less known parts of the innner city
○●   And as the basis for wider, more conventional research, perhaps involving field recording, field studies, oral history, public engagement    
○●   Engaging local residents and others in this process    
○●   Potentially leading to innovative assemblies and communities of inquiry: experts, lay experts, children, technologists, activists, artists.. ○●   Which can also amount to valuing and advocating for under represented sites in urban change processes
○●   The sounds you hear at Stave Hill in London are also inseparable from global flows of capital (docklands economy collapsed), organisms (migrations of birds, people, insects), sounds, data    
○●   Listening in a site as form of thinking about place in the context of End of the World Ecologies (Morton, Tsing, Latour)..    
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