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Sound and More-than-human Sociality in Catherine Clover’s
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2021
by Joe Browning
Organised Sound: Socially Engaged Sound Practices Vol 26 Issue 02
Open Access
This article transposes questions about socially engaged sound practices into a more-than-human register, turning an ear to the sounds of interspecies encounters. It takes its impetus from a workshop aimed at forming a ‘cross species choir’ by the artist Catherine Clover, in which participants tried to sing like, with and to birds in a London woodland.

     
    The Sonic Rewilding of Cities: Listening After Lockdown 2021
by Gascia Ouzounian
The coronavirus lockdowns of 2020 triggered an unprecedented quieting of cities around the world, resulting in a rewilding of cities, and inspiring numerous artistic responses to changing sonic conditions. This talk explores the broadened spectrum of nonhuman sounds in cities which came into vivid relief during lockdown, and it considers crowdsourced sound projects and sound art works—in particular the work of Melbourne-based artist Catherine Clover—that responded to these changing conditions by proposing post-anthropocentric models of sound and listening in cities.
     
    OTHER UTTERANCES: Transformational possibilities of poetry in performance
by Emilie Collyer
Axon: Creative Explorations, 2021
The works here, including my own, are positioned as a kind of expanded poetry
The Howling Girls (2018), an opera by Adena Jacobs and Damien Ricketson; Speechless (2019), an opera created by Cat Hope; and a series of participatory performances by Catherine Clover
     
   

Inaugural billboard art prize awarded to Melbourne artists 2020
Kerrie O'Brien, December 14, 2020

     
   

Who made the FIVEX Billboard Art Prize cut? 2020
From native bird calls to sonic visualisations of public space, the inaugural swag of finalists for the Fivex Art Prize will capture the imagination of commuters at billboard proportions.
Gina Fairley, 14 Dec 2020

     
   

Urban greening installation improves wellbeing 2019
A new installation featuring native plants and a wildlife soundscape is on display at RMIT, exploring the relationship between urban greening and wellbeing.

     
   

Voicetracks: Attuning to Voice in Media and the Arts 2017
by Norie Neumark, MIT Press USA ISBN: 9780262036139

     
   

Human Animal Artist: art inspired by animals review of Human/Animal/Artist McClelland Gallery by Lynn Mowson in Art and Australia January 2017

     
   

Human/Animal/Artist: Janine Burke's exhibition explores the lines in between by Gabriella Coslovich in The Age, Australia 19.11.16
and
Sydney Morning Herald Australiam, 18.11.16

     
    Tungebundet: Om tale, stemme og kunst by Rikke Hanson in Kunsten.NU,
January 2016
     
    'Unknowing Animals: Wild bird films and the limits of knowledge
by Susan McHugh in Animal Life and the Moving Image eds Lawrence, M and McMahon, L, pub Palgrave and British Film Institute, UK, ISBN: 9781844579006
     
   

Something Old, Something New: An Exhibition Weds Technologies of Yesterday and Today review by Melissa Stern in Hyperallergic, October 2015

     
    Creaturely Feelings by Caroline Wallace July 2015
     
    Eyescore: The Audible Image catalogue essay by Kent Wilson September 2015
     
    Perch catalogue essay by Andrew Tetzlaff 2014
     
    Animal Sounds Interview with Robbie Judkins, Clear Spot Resonance 104.4FM London UK June 2014
     
   

Camilla Hannan. Sonic City Interview and live recordings as part of Liquid Architecture14: Sonic City for Sounds Like Radio ABC Radio National AU. The program uses material from Liquid Architecture 2013 The Sonic City including interviews and live recordings from Haco, Toshiya Tsonoda, Catherine Clover, Philip Brophy and Francisco Lopez. The program was produced by Camilla Hannan and commissioned by ABC Radio National’s Creative Audio Unit. Broadcast Feb 2014

     
    When L is for Listening review of B is for Bird C is for City by Evelyn Tsitas Sept 2013
    Hear Us by Amy Sherlock, catalogue essay for Calls from Blethenal Green UK 2013
    Worth more than Words by Shauna Laurel Jones, catalogue essay for Calls from Blethenal Green UK 2013
     
    Art and the Arthoropod by Andrew Stephens Sydney Morning Herald AU Dec 2012
    Interview with Catherine Clover Peter McKerrow for Resonance 104.4FM London UK Feb
     
    birdbrain by Jane O'Neill catalogue essay 2011
    Austral Avenue: An Experiment in Living with Art pub Sept 2011
    Design Federation interview with Estelle Pigot June 2011
    Talking with the Birds interview with George Nott Enfield Independent UK June 2011
   

Within a Grain of Sand: Our Sonic Environment and some of its shapers
by Maile Colbert May 2011

     
    Winging It by Laura Kenins The Coast Halifax Canada Feb 2010
    Greengrocer by Jane O'Neill (essay with Austral Avenue publication)
     
    Animalistic Attraction by Andrew Stephens The Age AU Nov 2008
    Melbourne Unplugged Affirm Press 2008
    by Amelia Swan (essay accompanying double audio cd)
    The Age Nov 2008
     
    Tribute to Cockle Pickers The Age Oct 2007
    Making art of insect wings and insect sounds by Penny Webb The Age July 2007
    DeBrief Interview with John Bailey The Age April 2007
     
    Art as Transformation by Amelia Swan Oct 2006
    SoundLab Interview with sonic art project environments Aug 2006
    Luminous Geometry The Age Nov 2005
  Water as medium and message The Age May 2004