Audio Poverty
Feb 04, 2009 in Anthropology of Sound, Exhibition, Festival, Lecture, Link, Performance, Research, Sonic Fictions, Sound Art, Sound Studies, Symposion
Audio Poverty explores the link between music and poverty, from impoverished musical material to the starving artist. Audio Poverty looks at music from the margins—the sounds of the viola da gamba and a chirping Barbie doll, between broken vinyl and Africa’s acoustic everyday life, between Philippine art music and Detroit trash. The concert hall and the club are given equal status in a musical discourse where poverty becomes musically concrete.