Thoms, Jol, author.

Radio Amnion and the Convergence between Art and Science in the Deep Ocean.

[Place of publication not identified] : TBA21-Academy, 2022.

1 online resource.

Magical Fresh & Salty Conversations ; 3

"In this episode, we are joined by Jol Thoms, a London-based artist and researcher teaching the MA program Art & Ecology at Goldsmiths, University of London. Thoms is the founder of a multi-year sound project called Radio Amnion, commissioning artists and researchers to stream sonic composition from the depths of the Pacific Ocean. Radio Amnion explores the magical spaces of intersection between cultural and scientific cosmologies and also joined the STARTS artists-in-residency for their final showcase event at Ocean Space in Venice on the summer solstice in 2021. In a conversation with Elisa Resconi, an astrophysicist from the Technical University of Munich, and Dwight Owens from Ocean Networks Canada, an initiative of ocean observatories monitoring the Canadian coastline, this episode delves into the deep world of ocean science and compassionate ecological art, departing from the smallest and perhaps most elusive particles described by physics. What happens when science opens up its depths to the transformative potential of art?"-- provided by distributor.

Climatic changes.
Cosmology.
Ecology.
Field recordings.
Sound art.
Sound.
Technology and the arts.
Climat Changements.
Cosmologie.
Enregistrements de terrain (Musique)
Art sonore.
Technologie et arts.
climate change.
cosmology.
sound art.
Sound in art

Podcasts.

Calabrese, Miriam, producer.
Johnson, Nathan, contributor.
Levy, Sonia, sound designer.
Owens, Dwight, contributor.
Rakušček, Katarina, producer.
Resconi, Elisa, contributor.
Sierra, María Montero, editor, producer.
Zieser, Elena, editor.
horizonsnd, contributor.
Library Stack, distributor.
Library Stack.