Writing Around Sound | vol 1.

About

Writing Around Sound is a print journal that engages with audio culture and sonic art in New Zealand. Audio culture, sound art and their concerns and contexts are employed as both a focus and a point of departure of the journal’s content, which not only includes the textual, but embraces the visual and audible (via an online audio component).

Launched in October 2015 by the CSSA, it has now become a twice-yearly publication edited by Richard Keys and Jo Burzynska and guided by an editorial board of sonic arts academics, artists and writers from all the main centres in New Zealand.

Contents:

Foreword Richard B. Keys

On a Community of Auricular Praxis Dr. Malcolm Riddoch

Cruel Noises: Artaud and the Semiotics of Sound Callum Blackmore

Mishearings: Exploring the Multisensory Intersections of Sound Jo Burzynska

Universal Vibrations Thomas Lambert

Disharmonia Preastabilitia Jurgita Ratkeviciute

Shifting Soundscapes: Absorption Dani Cunningham

Untitled 092k15 Jeremy Coubrough

Schematic Noise Nicolas Woollaston

Deep Throat Marine Aubert

Till... Kerian Veraine

Ear Cleaning: An Un Translation Lynley Edmeades

Making a Place for Sounding out the Visual David Khan

Momentum: Online Publishing and Creative Commons Nat Grant

12 Lock grooves (LP,S/Sided, for Inoperable Record Player) Jared Wells

The Tyranny of the Preset: Fragments from a Manifesto for the End User user2726479

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