How do we pursue knowledge, express joy, and secure survival through creativity, sound, and music? A lab run by Nina Eidsheim through @UCLAalpert.
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“The core of our PEER Lab philosophy is to investigate and think through practice. We believe that all investigation and thinking is afforded and limited through its practice, even when the practice is not obvious, when it just seems like the way we do things.” – Nina Eidsheim
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On Music on a Bound String 2: “The sculptures occupy the space, not as independent pieces distributed in an exhibition room, but as members of an ensemble that constitute a piece that unfolds in time. In this work I fully embrace the space time dimension.” – Alba Triana
“My new materials are visible sound and light waves interacting – something that usually escapes our senses.” – Alba Triana
Join us this Thursday, September 30th at 10am PST for our first Pop Up Lab with Sound Artist and Composer Alba Triana! Register at the link in our bio.
Alba Triana (@albatrianastudio) is a sound installation artist and composer whose work accesses the intuitions of the natural world. Born and raised in Bogotá, Colombia and based in Miami, her work is interactive, atmospheric and intimate.
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Join us for our first Pop Up Lab, where she will welcome us into her studio and give us a sneak peek into the process of her latest work, Harmonic Motion at @mambogota.
“Reducing the thick event of music to a singular sensory mode, aurality, is driven by the high value afforded to epistemology – how to know, based on the assumption that knowing is possible – within academia and beyond.” Nina Eidsheim, Sensing Sound
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"This past year has seen an increase in projects that question Western domination of research and knowing. Some, like our project, are new, and some have been around for a long time." 5Qs to Nina Eidsheim. Read more on ICIYL!
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"We want to foster earnest and mutually beneficial relationships in order to learn from historically disparaged ways of knowing, and to work with community members to create their own autonomous archives and preserve communal memories on their terms." – Nina Eidsheim, Lab Founder
. @donnaleebop asked 5 questions to ACF Board Member Nina Eidsheim about UCLA's Practice-based Experimental Epistemology Research (PEER) Lab. Read on ICIYL!
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UCLA PEER Lab retweeted
We’re looking for pitches by the SpokenWeb community for season 3 of The SpokenWeb Podcast! Submit your #SpokenWebPod episode idea to our production team by sending an email to spokenwebpodcast@gmail.com.
For more on how to pitch, visit spokenweb.ca/podcast/pitch-u…
Thank you @icareifulisten and @donnaleebop! @ninaeidsheim answers 5 questions about the PEER Lab. Read at the link in our bio!
. @donnaleebop asked 5 questions to ACF Board Member Nina Eidsheim about UCLA's Practice-based Experimental Epistemology Research (PEER) Lab. Read on ICIYL!
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“Western music studies have favored the idealized and abstract at the expense of the sensible, unrepeatable experience.” – Nina Eidsheim, Sensing Sound
Listen to lab founder @ninaeidsheim talk about shaping practice through botanical metaphors in ethnographies of Native American song. Hosted by the Max Planck Institute August 7-8.
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