The Kinokophone collective provides a space for field recordists to share interesting sounds recorded from everyday and is open to those outside the entertainment industry to join in and listen to the unique collection and array of sounds on offer. People can come together and enjoy a collective listening experience, from anthropologists to designers to sound artists.
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Kinokophonography – a short history
Wednesday, November 14th, 2012Kinokophonography
Saturday, April 7th, 2012
Kinokophonography
Title: Kinokophonography
Location: MadLab
Description: With the hope of helping to create a platform for those interested in field recordings to share and discuss their work, kinokophone is organising Kinokophonography! Bring along a few favorites from your catalogue of recordings to play or come to listen to sounds and stories from around the world.
Date: 23-08-2012
Start Time: 19:00
End Time: 21:00
Kinokophonography is an event for sharing sound recordings, exploring the experience of listening and discussing what these recordings and the process of making them can bring to life. Send along a few favorites from your catalogue of recordings to play or just come to listen.
Open call for submissions:
Kinokophonone are welcoming submissions by field recordists and phonographers to share in a collective listening experience at our next listening event. Works can be un-edited field recordings or compilations of no more than 5 minutes in duration.
To respond to our open call, send us your sound files along with the following details: track title, length and location of where the recording was made. The submission deadline for our next session is the 15th of July. Please note that we have stereo speakers available for the event. Please feel free also include a short paragraph regarding your track or work if you’d like it to be included in our programme.
Theme Submissions
In addition to our open call, we welcome submissions around a theme. The next theme is: origin. Please interpret this theme as you wish, and set out with your recording device. Next, please send us your recording (up to 2.5 minutes) by July 15th. We will dedicate part of the evening to these specially produced recordings.
We await your recordings with open ears!
In the meantime…
Check out the full programme from previous Kinokophonography sessions!
Kinokophonography 01 November 2010
Kinokophonography 02 January 2011
Kinokophonography 03 February 2011
Kinokophonography 04 March 2011
Kinokophonography 05 24 July 2011
Kinokophonography 06 17 November 2011
Kinokophonography 07 03 March 2012
Kinokophonography
Wednesday, March 21st, 2012
Kinokophonography
Title: Kinokophonography
Location: MadLab
Description: With the hope of helping to create a platform for those interested in field recordings to share and discuss their work, kinokophone is organising Kinokophonography! Bring along a few favorites from your catalogue of recordings to play or come to listen to sounds and stories from around the world.
Date: 31-07-2012
Start Time: 19:00
End Time: 21:00
Kinokophonography is an event for sharing sound recordings, exploring the experience of listening and discussing what these recordings and the process of making them can bring to life. Send along a few favorites from your catalogue of recordings to play or just come to listen.
Open call for submissions:
Kinokophonone are welcoming submissions by field recordists and phonographers to share in a collective listening experience at our next listening event. Works can be un-edited field recordings or compilations of no more than 5 minutes in duration.
To respond to our open call, send us your sound files along with the following details: track title, length and location of where the recording was made. The submission deadline for our next session is the 15th of July. Please note that we have stereo speakers available for the event. Please feel free also include a short paragraph regarding your track or work if you’d like it to be included in our programme.
Theme Submissions
In addition to our open call, we welcome submissions around a theme. The next theme is: origin. Please interpret this theme as you wish, and set out with your recording device. Next, please send us your recording (up to 2.5 minutes) by July 15th. We will dedicate part of the evening to these specially produced recordings.
We await your recordings with open ears!
In the meantime…
Check out the full programme from previous Kinokophonography sessions!
Kinokophonography 01 November 2010
Kinokophonography 02 January 2011
Kinokophonography 03 February 2011
Kinokophonography 04 March 2011
Kinokophonography 05 24 July 2011
Kinokophonography 06 17 November 2011
Kinokophonography 07 03 March 2012
Kinokophonography
Monday, March 5th, 2012Title: Kinokophonography
Location: MadLab
Description: With the hope of helping to create a platform for those interested in field recordings to share and discuss their work, kinokophone is organising Kinokophonography! Bring along a few favorites from your catalogue of recordings to play or come to listen to sounds and stories from around the world.
Start Time: 19:00
Date: 2013-04-17
End Time: 21:00
Call for recordings
Kinokophonone are welcoming submissions by field recordists and
phonographers to share in a collective listening experience at our next listening
event. Works can be un-edited field recordings or compilations.
The submission deadline for this call is 11th April, 2013.
Please send all submissions to:
submissions kinokophone.com
Open Call
To respond to our open call, send us your sound file (up to 4 minutes in duration) along with the following details: track title, length and location of where the recording was made. Please note that we have stereo speakers available for the event. Please feel free also include a short paragraph regarding your track or work if you’d like it to be included in our programme.
Theme Submissions
In addition to our open call, we welcome submissions around a theme. The next session’s theme is: memory. Please interpret this theme as you wish, and set out with your recording device. Next, please send us your recording (up to 2.5 minutes) by April 11th. Please send along the following details: track title, length and location of where the recording was made. Please also include a short description of why you feel it fits into the theme. We will dedicate part of the evening to these specially produced recordings.
We await your recordings with open ears and hope to see you there!
Kinokophone
Manchester’s MadLab is alive and cooking
Tuesday, November 29th, 2011By, Sarah Hill
When I heard that the Greenroom had closed its doors earlier this year due to budget cuts, I feared for the future of alternative art spaces in Manchester and their likely descent into similarly fund-less oblivion. Discovering MadLab, however, has filled me with a renewed sense of optimism.
Situated at the heart of the Northern Quarter, MadLab is the cherished home of ‘geeks, artists, designers, illustrators, hackers, innovators and idle dreamers’; a community space for creative types of any discipline to ‘do and make interesting stuff.’ It’s Review deceptively large too, the impressive 1000 square feet space houses the wide creative umbrella. A not-for-profit, for-the-love-of-it kind of place founded on sincere DIY vim – what’s not to love?
