The
ÆSR Lab will present key findings from three years of applied and experimental sound research – featuring open labs, artistic
contributions, a sound walk and a panel discussion. A project involving the Support Art and Research Department at the University
of Applied Arts Vienna.
About the ÆSR Lab
The
ÆSR
Lab (Applied/Experimental Sound Research Lab) is a modular sound research laboratory at the interface between art and
science. As an infrastructure equipped with precision instruments and state-of-the-art technology, it promotes interdisciplinary
research and artistic creation and supports the development and testing of new technologies.
The ÆSR Lab has been
realised over the past three years by the University of Applied Arts Vienna (Support Art and Research) in cooperation with
the Artistic Research Center (ARC), the Institute for Composition, Electroacoustics and Sound Engineering (IKE) at the mdw
– University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna, and the Phonogram Archive of the Austrian Academy of Sciences.
The
public closing event
ÆSR Outcomes offers insights into current artistic productions and research findings, an opportunity
to test and listen to various technologies, a search for “sonic ghosts”, and an open discussion on further use and integration
into local networks.
Programme
- from 2 pm: Open Labs – Material & Restoration
/ Mobile Lab / Listening Stations
- 3–4 pm Presentations: “Sonic Art. Sound as Material in Artistic Practice”
- 4–5
pm Sound Walk: “Ghost Hunt” with Angélica Castelló
- 5:30–7 pm Open discussion: Sound (art) research in institutions
and communities
- 7–7:30 pm Presentation: Wave field synthesis
Admission is free and no registration
is required. The event will be held in German.
