A collective interview hosted by Martine Huvenne and EPAS alumni.
Featuring Angus CARLYLE, Kate CARR, Holger SCHULZE and Nicolas BECKER as guests
on ‘Listening as an Art’
EPAS News
6 posts
Just before lockdown the workshop with Kate Carr about sonic storytelling through field recordings got cancelled. Luckily we managed to turn our agreement into a digital workshop with the same students. We had 5 online sessions spread out over 3 weeks. The results are presented at Kate’s radioshow interiorities. Or […]Read more »
Massimo Colombo, Rotem Gerstel, Pauline Miko, Flavia Passigli, Nina Queissner, Guillaume Rouseré, Melissa Ryke, Kenta Tanaka, Luis Neto, Evelien Verhegge and Job Worms can be seen at the following exhibition: 14 – 15 November 2019: La Galerie Commune, 36bis Rue des Ursulines, 59200 Tourcoing.Bringing together a group of artists who work […]Read more »
MASSIMO COLOMBO About EPAS:Listen, experience, share. These elements are the first I’ve learned and immediately I took a step forward! Every module of the course is an armory of new instruments ready to use to improve a precise way of thinking about sound and define a personal sound practice. The […]Read more »
Patricia Dominguez: “It was a great welcome to entering this new dimension, that of the sound. An intensive practical module that managed encompassing the fundamentals of sound listening and making”. Iva Galovic: “II entered a world that before I only had a glimpse of – so beautiful and […]Read more »
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