Sound Sculptures and Sound Installations in the Evolution of Intermedia Art Forms
Sound sculptures and sound installations are genres within the wide field of sound art, with the sound installation in particular playing a key role. The article at hand first gives an overview on the different, not by any means well-defined notions. I then elaborate on historical prototypes and the...
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