This talk will survey a selection of mobile media sound walks created over the past ten years of Dr. Rueb’s practice, focusing on works that build upon narratives drawn from and written back into the land. Anchored in the land and revealed through visitors’ individual movements and interactions with the environment, these works bring attention to place-based and sonic–ways of knowing.
Teri Rueb is Professor, Department of Media Study at SUNY Buffalo, and Director of the Open Air Institute
Additional links to Dr. Rueb’s bio and research:
http://mediastudy.buffalo.edu/people/teri-rueb/
http://www.terirueb.net/
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This talk is sponsored by TAG Research Center and the five-year federally-funded SSHRC IG project:
Greening Narrative: Locative Media, Globalization and the Environment.
WHERE? TAG Resource Room (EV 11.705) Sir George Williams Campus, Concordia University
WHEN? Friday, October 23 | 3:00 PM
WHAT? talk
