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Sounding Out Wells: sonic postcards for heritage and environmental engagement

探寻威尔斯：遗产和环境参与的声音明信片

基本信息

批准号：
AH/T013532/1
负责人：
George Revill
金额：
$ 10.01万
依托单位：
The Open University
依托单位国家：
英国
项目类别：
Research Grant
财政年份：
2020
资助国家：
英国
起止时间：
2020 至无数据
项目状态：
已结题

来源：
https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=AH%2FT013532%2F1
关键词：
Sounding Out Wells sonic postcards

项目摘要

This project, 'Sounding Out Wells', will employ and develop an innovative art-based methodology to capture and represent the voices of coastal communities, articulating the issues they face and bringing these to the attention of policy-makers and the wider public with the aim of improving public engagement and consultation in environmental and coastal management planning. The project develops a series of sonic postcards reflecting the heritage and environment of Wells-next-the Sea past, present and future. Sounding out Wells (SoW) explores the sonic history and heritage of Wells next the Sea on the North Norfolk Coast. Sound artist Rebecca Lee and the SoW team will work with volunteers and school groups to produce a set of 'sonic postcards' for permanent exhibition in the newly constructed Heritage Centre at Wells Maltings. These will use existing oral testimony sound archive along with new recordings made specially for the project. SoW will contribute to building a distinctive role for the Maltings as a cultural hub and develop the environmental agenda at Wells Maltings which will create a public forum to debate local responses to climate change and sea level rise. Speaking to issues past, present and future, the Wells 'sonic postcards' will directly address this agenda of environment and coastal change.. Sonic postcards are created from segments of recorded oral testimony and interview material combined with environmental sound recordings, locally performed, created and relevant music and data transformed into electronic musical sound. These are woven into short compositions of 5-10 minutes as items of focused listening which tell a specific story, but also pose questions which encourage listeners to think and reflect on issues and themes. SoW will develop a new methodology enabling volunteers to work with a professional sound artist in order to create together new sonic postcard sound artworks.The North Norfolk coast consists of low-lying sandy cliffs, dunes, mudflats, creeks, fresh and saltwater marshes. It is subject to regular inundation from storms resulting in a vulnerable changing and increasingly volatile coastline and coastal margin. The consequences of climate change have resulted in increases in the incidence and power of storm events, rising average temperatures and rising sea levels. The Norfolk coast is an important bellwether in terms of coastal vulnerability in relation to sea level rises. The area has been called a major and significant UK laboratory in terms of coastal adaptation and climate change. Facing up to these challenges will concern people of all ages. SoW contributes to this developing environmental agenda by inviting volunteers and schools groups to think about how the coast is changing and how local heritage and experience can help us prepare and plan for the future. In summary the Sounding out Wells project will: - Develop a series of 'sonic postcards' reflecting the heritage and environment of Wells past, present and future; - Explore the potential of the existing Oral archive at Wells Maltings, enhance it with new recordings and create new sound-based displays grounded in issues of coastal change; - Develop a new collaborative methodology involving schools, volunteers, local groups, and facilitators working with sound artist Rebecca Lee; - Create debate and discussion relating to the human and environmental challenges faced by Wells in the future and which speaks to the Wells Maltings developing environmental agenda.

该项目名为“试探威尔斯”，将采用和开发一种创新的艺术方法来捕捉和代表沿海社区的声音，阐明他们面临的问题，并提请政策制定者和更广泛的公众注意这些问题，目的是加强公众对环境和沿海管理规划的参与和咨询。该项目开发了一系列反映Wells-Next-the Sea过去、现在和未来的遗产和环境的声波明信片。探听威尔斯(SOW)探索了北诺福克海岸海边威尔斯的声学历史和遗产。声音艺术家丽贝卡·李和SOW团队将与志愿者和学校团体合作，制作一套将在威尔斯·马林斯新建的遗产中心永久展出的“声波明信片”。这些将使用现有的口头证词声音档案以及专门为该项目制作的新录音。SOW将有助于建立马林斯作为文化中心的独特角色，并制定威尔斯马林斯的环境议程，这将创建一个公共论坛，讨论当地对气候变化和海平面上升的反应。在谈到过去、现在和未来的问题时，威尔斯夫妇的“声波明信片”将直接讨论环境和海岸变化这一议程。声波明信片是由口头证词和采访材料片段与环境录音相结合，在当地演奏、创作并将相关音乐和数据转化为电子音乐声音而创作的。这些被编织成5-10分钟的短文，作为专注的听力项目，讲述一个特定的故事，但也提出一些问题，鼓励听众思考和反思问题和主题。SOW将开发一种新的方法，使志愿者能够与专业的声音艺术家合作，共同创作新的声波明信片声音艺术。北诺福克海岸由低洼的沙质悬崖、沙丘、泥滩、小溪、淡水和咸水沼泽组成。它经常遭受风暴的淹没，导致脆弱、变化和日益动荡的海岸线和沿海边缘。气候变化的后果导致风暴事件的发生率和威力增加，平均气温上升，海平面上升。就海平面上升带来的沿海脆弱性而言，诺福克海岸是重要的风向标。在海岸适应和气候变化方面，该地区被称为英国重要的实验室。直面这些挑战将关系到各个年龄段的人。SOW通过邀请志愿者和学校团体思考海岸正在发生的变化，以及当地的遗产和经验如何帮助我们为未来做准备和规划，为这一发展中的环境议程做出了贡献。总而言之，试探威尔斯项目将：-开发一系列反映威尔斯过去、现在和未来的遗产和环境的“声音明信片”；-探索威尔斯·马林斯现有口头档案的潜力，通过新的录音来增强它，并创建基于海岸变化问题的新的基于声音的展示；-开发一种新的协作方法，让学校、志愿者、当地团体和促进者与声音艺术家丽贝卡·李合作；-创造关于威尔斯未来面临的人类和环境挑战的辩论和讨论，并为威尔斯·马林斯制定环境议程说话。