Holophon's new Sound Art Station is presented in partnership with the Dunlop Art Gallery. Stop by the DAG and check us out in their Digital Lounge area. Now playing: the Holophon Sound Ecology ASMR Podcast Series. Watch for upcoming programming and other feature artists through 2019!
Sight on Sound 2019 (call for artists)
Call for Artists
Holophon Audio Arts and the Saskatchewan Filmpool Cooperative are pleased to present Sight on Sound, a creation project for moving image artists making work in response to existing audio art and experimental music compositions. Sound serves as a creative point of departure for a two-month creation phase, and the new works will be screened in Regina in March 2019.
We are inviting film, video, and other moving image artists based in (or from) Saskatchewan to submit proposals for their participation. Interested individuals are asked to contact Holophon Audio Arts with a short proposal describing their artistic vision or intention, and identifying their selection from the shortlist of sound pieces (provided below). Selections will be made by a programming committee, and results will be announced in early January. An artist fee of $800 will be paid to each selected moving image artist in the project.
For more information and to participate, please contact Jeff Morton, Managing Director for Holophon Audio Arts:
director.holophon@gmail.com
Shortlist of Sound Pieces:
Burden / 2 (from Hover EP) https://bbrrddnn.bandcamp.com/album/hover-2
Firestarter / S(crying) https://firestartermusic.bandcamp.com/track/s-crying-feat-mirror-frame
Form / Magic Cavern https://soundcloud.com/form-1/magic-cavern
Jess Forrest / Guzmania Lingulata https://castleif.bandcamp.com/track/guzmania-lingulata
Sara Gold / Carbolic Acid https://soundcloud.com/sara-gold/carbolic-acid
Ancient Greens / Entrance Stone https://ancientgreens.bandcamp.com/releases
Lief Hall / Mazu https://liefhall.bandcamp.com/track/mazu
Chad Munson / Concordant https://chadmunson.bandcamp.com/track/concordant
Tina Pearson / Blue Bridge Morning https://tina-pearson.com/in/media/
Tina Pearson / Voicing the Widow Jane Mine https://tina-pearson.com/in/media/
Anna Pidgorna / Could I Sleep https://soundcloud.com/annapidgorna/could-i-sleep
UofR New Music Ensemble / Les Danseurs https://soundcloud.com/helen_pridmore/les-danseurs
Ursa / Breath Takers https://ursamusic.bandcamp.com/track/breath-takers-3
Sound Ecology ASMR Podcast series on CJTR Plain AIR
“The Plain A.I.R. (December 2018) artist-in-residence is the audio arts organization, Holophon. Holophon will present a five-part series featuring field recordings and conversations from locations around Regina. Collected and compiled during Holophon's Sound Ecology Walking Tours this past October, the radio series will immerse the listener into different natural environments and acoustic spaces in the city, exploring the nature of sound and how people exist and interact within our soundscapes. Tune in every Saturday this December from 3-4pm.”
Sound Ecology Walking Tours
Join us as we follow along two artist-selected routes in the city of Regina, making sounds, listening creatively, and learning from our tour guides about natural and constructed environments. How does the soundscape impact us? How have people changed it? The Sound Ecology Walking Tours will mix art, science, acoustics, and deep listening in a friendly and conversational group activity. Both tours will take place on Saturday, October 13th, specific times as follows:
4:00pm. Meet at the pedestrian bridge over Wascana Creek near Cameron St and Regina Ave (map below). Tour guide Heather Peat Hamm will lead us through acoustic spaces from hard, reflective city edges into an absorptive scene of nature.
8:00pm. Meet at the Victoria Park cenotaph. Tour guide Charlie Fox will lead us through varied and contrasting urban ambiences, from the park to the mall, from the casino to the rail yard. Please bring an acoustic or electronic musical instrument or object for group sound making along the way.
Free activity! Everyone welcome!
Dress warm! Fun!
Meet up at the specific locations and times. Tours will last one hour.
Contact us for more info
Maps and Meet Up Locations
4:00pm. Meet at the pedestrian bridge over Wascana Creek near Cameron St and Regina Ave:
8:00pm. Meet at the cenotaph in Victoria Park: