Sonic Acts Academy 2018 Reader
- Ami Clarke
- ArtScience Interfaculty Research Group (KABK)
- Catherine Christer Hennix
- Charmaine Chua
- Christina Kubisch
- Christoph Cox
- Colm McAuliffe
- Concrete Flux / 流泥
- Continuum Programme (ArtEZ)
- Daniel Mann
- Dreamcrusher
- Jennifer Walshe
- Juha van ’t Zelfde
- Marcus Boon
- Marija Bozinovska Jones
- Mario de Vega
- Nicole Hewitt
- Nora Sternfeld
- Roc Jiménez de Cisneros
- Sam Rolfes
- Sasha Litvintseva
- Shadow Channel
- Stefan Wharton
- The Rodina
- Yun Lee
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Sonic Acts Academy 2018 Reader is written by Ami Clarke and published by Sonic Acts Press. It's available with International Standard Book Number or ISBN identification 9082321645 (ISBN 10) and 9789082321647 (ISBN 13).
Taking the form of a reader, this publication is both a playground and a radical syllabus. It presents artistic and theoretical practices that focus on experimental educational practices and the critical examination of knowledge production in the field of art. Among others it contains: a speculative essay of the on the role of museums from the year 2030 (by Nora Sternfeld); a mediation on composer and mathematician Catherine Christer Hennix; one episode from Nicole Hewitt’s project This Woman Is Called Jasna, a speculative history in nine instalments covering 20 years in the life of a woman from Vukovar who works at the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia in The Hague; an essay on the history of the container – the synecdoche of logistics – as part of a global system of capital by Charmaine Chua; research about sinkholes that have rapidly started appearing in the past decades on the shores of the Dead Sea by Sasha Litvintseva and Daniel Mann; and Aisteach, an imaginary archive of the Irish avant-garde curated by renowned sound artists Jennifer Walshe.
