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Collection Database #4 and #5

Collection Database #4

Record 301-421


 Collection Database #5

Record 422-472



These two databases were built as part of the PhDIA (PhD Initiative Award), a research grant I received from the University of the Philippines Office of the Vice Chancellor for Research and Development. The research was also titled "Sonic Manila Research: Archiving of Sound Art Practice in the Philippines", because the intention is to continue working on this archiving; with the hope that the records gathered will inform present practice and scholarship in the Philippines or at least in major cities in the country. The research was conducted from July 1, 2022 to December 31, 2023. Although coming from one funding source, the database were divided into two, just to identify the materials gathered by the Research Assistants (Lui Tan and Tricia Caisip)-- CD #4, and those that were from me-- CD#5. More information about PhDIA, including the curatorial trajectory it birthed, on Spotlight later.  

Collection Database #3

Record 201-300

Collection Database #2

Record 101-200

Collection Database #1

Record 1-100


FYI. Collection Databases #1, #2, #3
(1) materials listed aren't (all) mine. many of them, i have as physical objects (cd, cassette, catalogue, etc). they are recorded here for archiving. and archiving is being done as part of research. permission to use the materials should be acquired from the copyright owner/s of the materials.
(2) these are not sound art works (only). some are music, spoken words, field recordings, etc. SMRchive is not a sound art project anyway, but an archiving project for projects that are sounding or for listening.
(3) i have not decided what the final output of my research will be (paper, show, artwork, etc.).  i do however have several points of problematisation and hypotheses just like other researches. i am also waiting for the materials to call my attention to a possible form the output would most effectively take. and yes, materials can do that--cue you into how they can be curated; and it's an amazing feeling when you realise that it is what is happening. 29may2020
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Manila is my hood, but I’m interested in the rest of the planet too. 

Inviting everybody to submit promotion and/or documentation materials of your ear-related performances, exhibitions, works, demos, experiments, papers and other projects. Email please. Salamat po!