Audiograms Calendar

Print. 2019.

“Audiograms are visual encodings of one minute field recordings from travels near and far. An Audiogram is a message from us to you, and from us to ourselves – an artifact of remembrance, of being somewhere, of what it was like to be there at a particular place and time, and to listen.” — Amy Christie and Nathan Selikoff

2020 Edition: each month features an audiogram from sounds recorded around Orlando. 50 limited edition, signed 18 x 12″ prints on manila paper.

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Listen to the sounds that created these images:

January: Approaching SunRail, Church Street Station

February: Gong Concert, Avalon Island

March: March for Our Lives, Lake Eola

April: US vs Ecuador, Orlando City Stadium

May: Piledriving, I-4 Ultimate

June: Expedition Everest, Animal Kingdom

July: Tablas, Blue Bamboo

August: Orlando International Airport

September: Hurricane Dorian

October: Immerse

November: UCF Choir

December: Fusion Fest

Edition

Limited Edition:

  • 50 signed 18 x 12″ prints on manila paper
  • 50 signed 19 x 13″ prints on archival inkjet paper

Also, limited edition fine art prints of the individual Audiograms are available.

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Previous Editions

2018 Edition: each month features an audiogram from our 2016 circumnavigation around the northern hemisphere, notated with the nature of the sound, the name of the place, and the latitude and longitude where the sound was recorded. Listen to the sounds that created these images:

January: Cicadas, Nepal, 27.97 N, 85.44 E

February: Fjord, Norway, 61.22 N, 6.55 E

March: Ocean, South Korea, 35.11 N, 129.12 E

April: Guitar & Vocals, Wisconsin, 43.07 N, 89.39 W

May: Market, California, 37.80 N, 122.39 W

June: Baseball Game, South Korea, 35.11 N, 129.12 E

July: Taxi, Nepal, 27.71 N, 85.29 E

August: Train, South Korea, 37.58 N, 126.89 E

September: Subway, England, 51.51 N, 0.09 W

October: Weaving Loom, Nepal, 27.71 N, 85.28 E

November: Waterfall, Iceland, 64.33 N, 20.12 W

December: River, South Korea, 37.55 N, 126.90 E