The Center for Cultural Analysis has announced the schedule for its one-day conference: Sound Effects.
Thursday, October 23, 2008
Sound Effects: Sound Studies Conference 9:00 am, Breakfast 9:30 am, Introduction Meredith McGill Director, Center for Cultural Analysis Sound and Format Introduced by Eric Barry Department of History, Rutgers University 9:45 am, Format Theory Jonathan Sterne Chair, Art History and Communication Studies, McGill University 10:45 am, The Breaks and the Bronx: On the Origins of the Hip-Hop DJ Mark Katz, Associate Professor, Department of Music, University of North Carolina 11:45 am?1:00 pm Break Radio Introduced by Lisa Gitelman Departments of English and Media, Culture and Communication, New York University 1:00 pm, Facing the Radio John Mowitt, Professor, Cultural Studies and Comparative Literature, University of Minnesota 2:00 pm, Peer Production of Crowd Noise: Prize Fight Radio and Ideas of Property Elena Razlogova, Assistant Professor, Department of History, Concordia University 3:00 pm Break Ambient Sound Introduced by Carter Mathes, Department of English, Rutgers University 3:15 pm, The Cybernetic Hi-Fi of Brainwaves Douglas Kahn, Professor of Art History, Music, and Technocultural Studies, University of California at Davis 4:15 pm, Beethoven at the 7-Eleven: Music, Negative Ambience, and Defensible Space Robert Fink, Associate Professor III, Department of Musicology, UCLA Herb Alpert School of Music |
Alexander Library Teleconference Lecture Hall (4th Floor) New Brunswick, NJ |
7:30 pm PERFORMANCE by RADIO WONDERLAND at the Red Lion Cafe, Rutgers Student Center, College Avenue |
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