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Weekly Round Up:\u00a0 8th May 2020<\/em><\/p>\n

Here’s a round up of the stories upto 8th May:<\/p>\n

05\/05<\/b><\/span><\/p>\n

On the <\/b>sound <\/i><\/b>of Sound\/ Christine Sun Kim<\/b><\/span><\/p>\n

In the absence of \u2018hearing with the ear\u2019, what can an investigation into the \u2018sound of sound\u2019 reveal\u2026?<\/i><\/p>\n

Oftentimes, an idea, provocation, question or thought is encountered that turns a given understanding on its head, opening it up to truly radical perspectives.<\/p>\n

Christine Sun Kim<\/a>,\u00a0 is one such artist who has been committed to reconfiguring the understanding of sound, listening and vocalization, releasing the concepts from their conventional meanings. Born deaf, she ventured into thinking through sound and its materiality by exploring it in her texts, drawings, performances, videos, and carefully crafted notational systems.<\/p>\n

In her series, “The sound of non-sounds”<\/strong><\/em>she employs poetry, musical symbols and graphic notations to create witty and evocative \u2018readings\u2019 of non-sounds. She describes the sound of obsession, passing time, temperature rising, relevance and a waiting room, amongst others.<\/p>\n