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Khabat Abas of Kurdistan-Iraq talking about cellos, bombshells, silenced stories of women
Making instruments, making music overlaps directly with the issue of mapping sound to emotional experience, meaning, and orientation. Let’s listen to Khabat Abas, a musician, composer, sound artist, and instrument maker from Kurdistan-Iraq. She works directly at the crossing of so many of the issues we’ve encountered in the past months – and finds ways to make experimental cellos out of repurposed bombshells.
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Music or weapon: artists inside and outside Ukraine reflect on creativity in times of war
As our Ukrainian friends and family have endured a year of full-scale war, here are some of their voices. For them and to all those resisting violence and occupation, here’s some space for them to be musicians and artists, even in the face of terror.
How the Open Music Lab creates safe space for refugees, marginalized artists [Hacklab Inputs]
This is an easy one to relate to: you want space to be creative, to grow in your practice, and to express emotions We got to hear from a volunteer-led effort that makes that kind of space, for refugees and for people who have often lacked access.
All the Apple Event news: More M1, Podcast Subscriptions, and don’t lose your keys
Peter Kirn - April 20, 2021
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The RØDECaster Pro promises to pack a broadcast sound studio into a box
Peter Kirn - June 17, 2020
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