Interdisciplinary arts organisation exploring sound, art, and ecology through commissions, residencies, publications and the Sonic Acts Biennial.
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Collective Reading and the Making of Meaning in Encounter
Organised as part of the Sonic Acts Archive projects, the Slow Reading Club on 6 June at Salon de IJzerstaven (20:00–22:30) invites participants into an immersive late-night environment where texts, poetry, repetition, and voice converge in...
The Art of Listening: Interview with Loma Doom by Hannah Pezzack
Loma Doom, Catching Up in the Archive exhibition, de Appel, Amsterdam, 2022. Photo by Nicola Barrato. Courtesy of de Appel.
Originally published in issue #7 of Sonic Acts’ magazine Ecoes, this conversation traces the intersections of liste...
Rhythmanalysis of Resistance: An Essay by Joe Leonard-Walters
Dub sirens and deep listening converge in Joe Leonard-Walters’ analysis of ‘Public Attention’, a workshop by Roman Tkachenko.
This essay is part of the Biennial Report, a series of commissioned articles offering insight into the Sonic Acts...
The Politics of Good Vibrations: An Essay by Nadia de Vries
Author Nadia de Vries attends the Sonic Acts Biennial Symposium, responding to keynote speaker Steve Goodman (Kode9) and his conversation with Martina Raponi/noiserr.
This essay is part of the Biennial Report, a series of commissioned arti...
Inhabiting the Rift: An Essay by Franek Dziduch
This essay is part of the Biennial Report, a series of commissioned articles offering insight into the Sonic Acts Biennial 2026, Melted for Love, written by cultural journalists, researchers, and critics. The Biennial Exhibition, unfolding...
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Interdisciplinary arts organisation exploring sound, art, and ecology through commissions, residencies, publications, and the Sonic Acts Biennial. Set for 2026: 'Melted for Love' (5 Feb – 29 Mar, Amsterdam) \ud83d\udc97
Journalist, researcher, writer. My main interests lie in decolonial, environmental, and migration studies, which I explore through various cultural lenses.
Amateur clown
Hannah Pezzack is a British writer, editor, and curator based in the Netherlands.
a Polish/Bulgarian researcher, writer and editor based in Amsterdam
wrote at least three books
composer writing about experimental music/art — in Frenglish
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