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  ALMAT - Continuous Exposition (last edited: 2020) author(s): Hanns Holger Rutz, David Pirrò This exposition is in progress.
  Continuous Exposition is a dissemination strategy of the project Algorithms that Matter (ALMAT). It serves as an entry point to the mesh of our activities.
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• Meanwhile (last edited: 2020) author(s): Cecilia Berghall This exposition is in progress.
  Meanwhile, the making process must go on. I live in solidarity, isolated. The COVID19 quarantine has blessed me with time to theorize, to dig into my ideas as a researcher. Considering myself an extroverted introvert my life has not changed much at all and I have yet to feel the pang of boredom. Preparing a meal, cleaning a drawer, reading a book are simple pleasures that I thrive on with or without the order to stay home. The pull of the research and the enjoyment of my habitat can feel like convergent plates. They disagree with ferosity of pace and passion, and daily life becomes a balancing act. The researcher, and The hermit. It is in this analysis I realize that The Artist is what keeps the scale from tipping too much in either direction. Whilst researching and hermiting dominate my enviroment, creating and making art is north on the compass. It combines what I love to do and what I love to think about in a shareable form. The question now becomes how to make and share from the isolation of my home. I offer a look into scenography as it happens within the context of my research. What is typically written about and documented precisely, now an insight into my unfiltered process. Let's see what happens, C
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  ALMAT - Iteration EG (last edited: 2020) author(s): David Pirrò, Hanns Holger Rutz, Erin Gee, Daniele Pozzi This exposition is in progress.
  Discourse and materials pertaining to the experimental iteration with Erin Gee, during the Algorithms that Matter (Almat) artistic research project.
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  Home page JSS (2020) author(s): Journal of Sonic Studies published in: Journal of Sonic Studies
  Home page of the Journal of Sonic Studies
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  Sonic Politics: Sonority, Territoriality, and Violence in Urban Cultural Practices in Brazil (2020) author(s): Pedro Silva Marra and Thaise Valentim Madeira published in: Journal of Sonic Studies
  In this paper we build upon Gumbrecht’s definition of violence as all acts and all forms of behavior that occupy or block spaces through bodies, against the resistance of other bodies, in order to explore the relationship between sound and violence. Examined within a broader context, it may reveal how conflict and disputes are – as much as acts of exchanging and bonding – engines of society.
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  The Triangle and the Thin Biscuit: Reverberations of a Walking Practice (2020) author(s): Thaís Amorim Aragão published in: Journal of Sonic Studies
  The sound of the triangle played by street vendors who sell a kind of wafer, known as chegadinho, in the Brazilian city of Fortaleza is often associated with childhood memories. Taken together, however, these acoustically marked trajectories can reveal complex dynamics regarding the city's own territory and its relationship to other places in Latin America and Europe. This article aims to present data collected from street vendors who reported on how they use sound and space to communicate with the population. I also discuss documentary research on the precedence of the practice as well as its influence on Brazilian music.
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Duncan Higgins
United Kingdom

paz rojo
Spain

Kerstin Perski

Sofia Hallik
Estonia

Birgitte Oppegaard Pollen
Norway (residence)

Rikki Wolpowitz
Netherlands (residence), Malta, United States (citizenship)

Michael O'Connor
Austria (residence), United States (citizenship)

Otto Ramstad
Norway (residence), United States (citizenship)

Matthew Galea
Malta (residence)