A Sound Art Practice of Locality: Interview with Chang Proton on Taitung Sound Art Festival

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A Sound Art Practice of Locality: Interview with Chang Proton on Taitung Sound Art Festival

地方性與聲音藝術的實踐：專訪臺東聲音藝術節策展人張溥騰

October 31st, 2022／ Type： Interview

Author: Rikey Tenn ，張溥騰／ Editor: Rikey Tenn

耳朵帶路工作坊; photo courtesy of Taitung Sound Art Festival

2001 Migration Music Festival; photo courtesy of treesmusic.co

Tzu Ni and Chang Proton (right), 2021 Taitung Sound Art Festival

Dawang Yingfan Huang, 2022 Taitung Sound Art Festival; photo courtesy of Taitung Sound Art Festival

Singing Chen, Afterimage for Tomorrow; photo courtesy of Taitung Sound Art Festival

耳朵帶路工作坊; photo courtesy of Taitung Sound Art Festival