Stuart Fowkes 🇺🇦
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Creator of global field recording & sound art project @citiesandmemory | Head of Comms @BHRRC | I still have a flame gun for the cute ones.
Albums of the year 2024! It’s time for our tenth (!) annual roundup of our favourite releases of the year. These are the records that lit up our year- but which came out on top? citiesandmemory.com/2024/12/albums…
We're thrilled to be partnering with @sound_awards in 2025 for their brand new category Sound of the City. Looking forward to hearing all of your amazing urban sounds! 🌆🎧 More about these brilliant awards here: soundoftheyearawards.com
LISTEN - tune in to this extensive feature on Migration Sounds from @CBC Radio, in which @stuartfowkes goes deep on how we can use sound to offer new perspectives on social issues, and what the project can tell us about migration. audioboom.com/posts/8605938-… @COMPAS_oxford
📣Three Cities and Memory live events coming up in Oxford in November! 📣 We have a Migration Sounds installation and discussion event at @Pitt_Rivers, a special Migration Sounds live event at @thestorymuseum, and a full Cities and Memory live show at @FusionArtsOx 🎧🌎
📢 Migration Sounds is transforming into a live event this November! Join us at the iconic @Pitt_Rivers museum in Oxford for an immersive audio installation capturing the experience of migration through sound plus a conversation event: citiesandmemory.com/2024/10/migrat… @COMPAS_oxford
We're honoured to be among the contributors to the first edition of @ambientreceiver, a journal of creative ecologies, focused on creative practice as a means to attune to the environment. Read the Cities and Memory interview: ambientreceiver.org/cities-memory
We’re incredibly proud to launch our latest project Migration Sounds today, in partnership with @COMPAS_oxford. The world's first collection of the sounds of human migration, it covers 51 countries and uses sound to reframe the migration conversation 🌏🎧 citiesandmemory.com/migration
Launching on 16 September - Migration Sounds, the world's first collection of the sounds of human migration, recomposed and reimagined by artists. An incredible project that is the result of a year-long partnership between Cities and Memory and @COMPAS_oxford at @UniofOxford:
