Leah Barclay’s chapter on River Listening has just been published in ‘Environmental Sound Artists: In Their Own Words’ a new book published by Oxford University Press. Environmental Sound Artists: In Their Own Words is an incisive and imaginative look at the international environmental sound art movement,...
In July 2016, the Australasian Computer Music Association joined forces with the Australian Forum for Acoustic Ecology and NIME 2016 (New Interfaces for Musical Expression) to host an interdisciplinary conference at the Queensland Conservatorium on the theme of Sonic Environments. Leah Barclay is the...
Institute at Brown for Environment and Society, Granoff Center, John Carter Brown Library Each year, the Institute at Brown for Environment and Society (IBES) sponsors an interdisciplinary program under the title of “Earth, Itself,” designed to stimulate conversations and collaborations across the natural and social sciences, humanities...
In March 2016, Dr. Leah Barclay was invited to deliver a keynote on her current research at the 4th World Congress of Biosphere Reserves in Lima, Peru. Occurring every six years, this event is a world meeting of the Committees of UNESCO’s Man and the...
Rainforest Listening launched during Climate Week NYC 2015 in the centre of Times Square with an augmented reality sound walk. The sounds of the rainforest grew across New York City where hundreds of people engaged with this experience in iconic locations such as Central Park...