
Applied Carpe Diem – Living and Dying with ALS
To fully appreciate life, we also need to understand and appreciate death (read more)
To fully appreciate life, we also need to understand and appreciate death (read more)
How do we remove timbre from sound, the way we can remove color from an image? How do we get an aural analog of black & white images? (read more)
Listening is largely, though not exclusively, a conscious activity. (read more)
What makes a person choose whether or not to end one’s own life? It comes back to that tradeoff, I suppose, between quality vs. quantity. (read more)
‘What is the artistic element of so seemingly ‘passive’ an activity as pointing a mic and pushing the record button?’ Steven Miller teaches us how to record, and how to listen. (read more)
How would you live your life, if you knew there wasn’t much life left to live? (read more)
Though both deal with wave-like phenomena, sound and light each have their own peculiarities. (read more)
There is no aural analog of the photograph or still frame from a film. Sound is, at its core, inherently a time-dependent phenomenon. (read more)
“It is common for us to be in situations where we can not see (or at least vision is severely restricted) but exceedingly uncommon to be in situations where we can not hear” (read more)
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