sonic sketchbooks
sonic sketchbooks
sonic sketchbooks
15 - SONIC SKETCHBOOKS - guest - Virginia Hilyard
51 minutes Posted Apr 13, 2021 at 1:00 am.
05:15 train station, trans-Siberian railway journey 2018
07:25 thunderstorm in Germany
12:20 Ice Sound, 2013
19:55 Picture Start, 2016 - soundtrack excerpt from 16mm film installation
23:15 Ice Sound, 2013
26:10. excerpt from installation somnauralisms, Articulate project space 2017
28:55 - trans-Siberian railway journey 2018
32:10 - Olkhon, late night, a stop on the trans-Siberian railway journey 2018
39:35 - Room Tones - Super 8, stereo 11:30, 2012 - soundtrack excerpts
41:55 - field recording of Regent honeyeater 2019 (Anthochaera phrygia)
45:00 - humpback whales, hydrophone recording
50:35 - excerpt from performance by Virginia Hilyard at Articulate project space, Leichhardt on 30 November 2019, International Remembrance Day for Lost Species
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Sonic Sketchbooks episode 15
interview with Virginia Hilyard
This program is an interview with artist Virginia Hilyard who is a filmmaker, sound recordist, visual artist and teacher with early training in architecture and sculpture.
Virginia has been making and exhibiting work since 1985, and her solo and collaborative works have been shown in cities and regional centres throughout Australia, South East Asia, Europe, the UK, North America and Canada.
Virginia and I were organising members of the Sydney Super 8 Film Group in the 1980s and in the past decade we’ve presented sound art exhibitions together.
I took a train out to Sydney’s inner western suburb of Hurlstone Park to meet with Virginia at her home and to ask her about her work with sound, particularly a series of international and local residencies and workshops she’s undertaken in recent years.
tracklist
Soundtrack from field recording made in western Iceland. JrF contact mics attached to one of the steel guy ropes supporting the Hellissandur longwave radio mast, one of the tallest structures in northern Europe. Using JrF contact mics, 2013.
field recordings of Snæfellsjökull, a volcanic glacier in western Iceland, 2013. Mix by Sean Hay.