The Latin American Congress of Aural Studies will take place between June 24 and 26 at Universidad Mayor and the Museum of Pre-Columbian Chilean Art. Three members of CMUS will participate, presenting their work.

Andrea Chamorro, principal investigator at CMUS, will give the presentation: “Flows and Affecting Vibrations: Notes for the Ecology of a Danced Listening”; Martín Luit, postdoctoral researcher at CMUS with Camila Juárez, will present “Aural Processes in Experimental Radio Practices in Buenos Aires in the 1990s.” Finally, Elisa Montecinos, a thesis student at CMUS, will present on “Walked Archives: Listening and Performative Memory in AppRecuerdos.”

The program can be viewed and/or downloaded at this link.

Andrea Chamorro: “Flows and Affecting Vibrations: Notes for the Ecology of a Danced Listening”

Table 1: Embodiment and haptic listening

Wednesday, June 24, 2:00 PM

Museo de Arte Chileno Precolombino (Sala de la biblioteca) / Calle Bandera #361

 

Martín Luit and Camila Juárez: “Aural processes in experimental radio practices in Buenos Aires in the nineties”

Panel 3: Phonographies

Thursday, June 25, 9:30 am

Universidad Mayor Campus El Claustro (Auditorio)/ Av. Portugal #351

 

Elisa Montecinos: Walked Archives: Listening and Performative Memory in AppRecuerdos

Panel 4: Territories, Memory and Citizen Agencies

Thursday, June, 25, 11:30 am

Universidad Mayor Campus El Claustro (Auditorio)/ Av. Portugal #351