How to Write down the Sound – Review on Liu Chih-Hung’s “Sound Geography”

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ISSUE 44 : Non-Intentional Sound

How to Write down the Sound – Review on Liu Chih-Hung’s “Sound Geography”

聲音如何被記寫：談劉致宏的《聲音地誌Sound Geography》

March 1st, 2020／ Type： Sound Scene

Author: Rikey Tenn ／ Editor: Wang, Kuan-ting

Quote From: 台新藝術基金會ARTalks

Liu Chih-hung, 豆漿店老闆; photo courtesy of artist

Liu Chih-hung, 上山的路之二—幽雅探秘; photo courtesy of artist

Liu Chih-hung, "Sound Geography VII: Peitou"; photo courtesy of Honggah Museum

ISSUE 44 

             Sheryl Cheung: Cosmopolitics in Sound
                
                 ， 張欣
                 
             How Do You Make Music a Body without Organs? Gilles Deleuze and Experimental Electronica [Excerpt]
                
                 ， Christoph Cox ， 王婧 (翻譯)
                 
             A Composer without Composing: Review on Chang Yung-Ta’s Without Composing
                
                ，

                Rikey Tenn

             Liu Chih-Hung: Three Notes from Sound Geography IV
                
                 ， 劉致宏
                 
             How to Write down the Sound – Review on Liu Chih-Hung’s “Sound Geography”
                
                ，

                Rikey Tenn

             KINO-EAR: From the Point of View of Technical Object
                
                ，

                Rikey Tenn

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