Recorded Fields

July 2008
The upcoming Milan Sound Atlas, Tacit:Tacet, will be previewed at Tuned City, a series of events in Berlin from 1-5 July, including installations, performance and workshops operating between sound and architecture. At Alexanderplatz on 3 July, Katie Hepworth (architect/curator) and Robert Curgenven (sound artist) will present the project and selected sounds from the recording process. Further information about the session can be found here.

May 2008
Silent Landscapes is now available from the new PayPal shop under the purchase section. A series of four compelling pieces composed from field recordings spanning the past nine years work across remote regions of Australia. Extracts from the CD can be heard as part of the outdoor sound installation at Biorama-Projekt for the Offenes Atelier weekend, May 3-4 in Joachimstal, Germany – 70 kilometres north of Berlin. Silent Landscapes No. 4 was also previewed at “Mimicry”, an exhibition of 2, 3 and 4D works that examine and critique cultural constructs of the organic, 2-19 April, Darwin Visual Arts Association.

January 2008
The first release of the New Year, Royal Botanic Gardens, Sydney (RF004) from the Field Recording Series, is now available. Released in tandem with AnA Wojak's "triLamina" exhibition (5-29 January) in the Botanic Gardens' Palm House.

August 2007
Recorded Fields is proud to announce its first release and the first volume in its' Sound Atlas Series, Alice Springs, Central Australia Sound Atlas (RF001). The Recorded Fields label and its first release were launched at the Australasian Sound Recording Association Conference in Melbourne on 15 August where the CD was also acquired by the conference’s hosts, the National Film and Sound Archive for its contemporary Australian sound art collection.

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