Listening to Landscapes is a program which explores how audiovisual artists engage with urban and rural landscapes and how sound can be a central component for exploration and discovery.

1.Wolimierz Windharps by John Grzinich
A series of 3 windharps was built for the Borderline Gallery in Wolimierz, Poland. Each windharp was build to respond to the conditions of a specific location2. Flicker, Flow by Kate Carr from I had A Nuclear Spring- A piece built from electrical interference recorded using hydrophones placed in small canals underneath high capacity electricity lines coming from a nuclear power plant in Marnay-sur-Seine, in France.3. JÖKULSÁRLÓN GLACIER LAGOON, ICELAND, JUNE 2015 by Jez Riley FrenchCapturing the ultrasonics of sections of glacier moving across the lagoon4.MEMORY II by Gloria Chung -Snowland- A meditation on water, ice, floods, the memories of these, and a reflection on the glacial movements of time.5.ON THE TRAIN TO KUTNÁ HORA…AND BACK  by  Ann Deborah LevyA soundtrack of varied voices and percussive train sounds serves as counterpoint to footage from a day trip to the Czech village of Kutná Hora, rearranged and heavily edited, to emphasize the visual rhythms and realistic and abstract images viewed from the train windows. 6  A Walk in December by Chris H Lynn -An audiovisual walk in a Norman forest.