
Since the 1960s, composer Annea Lockwood has been crafting a sound archive of rivers that has coursed along many routes: tape exchanges with friends, listening exercises for students, and indoor and outdoor sound installations. This Art History Lecture Series talk explores her recording practice and technique, paying particular attention to two large scale river portraits (of the Danube and the Hudson) to show how the slow labor of tape recording and editing situates rivers as always more than water.
Mar 1
2023
10:00 AM – 11:30 AM
Benson Latin American Collection, Sid Richardson Hall, 2nd Floor, Benson Conference Room (Map)
Each spring, as part of the 20+ year Viewpoint Lecture Series, the department hosts a pair of leading art critics or curators for lectures, critiques, and seminars during three interactions with the UT Austin campus community over the course of the semester. This year, the UT Department of Art and Art History invites Danielle A. Jackson and Jay Sanders.
Each spring, as part of the 20+ year Viewpoint Lecture Series, the department hosts a pair of leading art critics or curators for lectures, critiques, and seminars during three interactions with the UT Austin campus community over the course of the semester. This year, the UT Department of Art and Art History invites Danielle A. Jackson and Jay Sanders.