S2E16 – Nicolas Jaar on sound and silence

from Overmorrow’s Library · host Nicolas Jaar, Centre d'Art Contemporain Genève, Federico Campagna

Image credit: Ceramic figurine from the Moche culture of the north coast of Peru depicting a flute player.

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The second season of Overmorrow’s Library is dedicated to world-building, world-ending, and travel across worlds. Federico Campagna presents a new selection of books that might help us to appreciate the fragility of ‘worlds’, and the art of creating new ones through a particular use of our imagination. Federico Campagna interviews musician, sound artist and theorist Nicolas Jaar on the relationship between sound, silence, language and otherworlds.

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