Sounds like you are doing some good outreach work there Kurt! Good on ya'!

The activities around Soundcamp, and sound walks and such are pretty powerful tools to pull the public in and give them a sense of excitement about what sound can be (as a creative medium)...

It's the art establishment that has been pretty slow in adopting anything 'new media' wise over the last 20+ years... But there are some good exceptions, thankfully!

CHeers,
John

On 14/Sep/16 11:17, Kurt Roembke wrote:

I live in a small city and have worked really hard to get into the public
eye with sound art. I put together an exhibit with a local sculptor to
combine the two art forms, and I do live scorings of silent films with the
local art house theatre etc.  So, basically I'm benefiting off of a
relationship developed from previous efforts. Haha

I did reference the connection it would give them to Locus Sonus and events
like Soundcamp. Showing them that they can be a part of a growing community
helps, I think.

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