Upcoming Performances and Events:
Oct. 22nd: Artist Talk at Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU) School of the Arts, Richmond, VA
Nov. 1st: Sound Bath at A Place Called Om, 2022 Western Ave Albany, NY
Nov. 15th: Cultivating Compassion: Restorative Yoga & Sound Meditation Workshop Part 2 at A Place Called Om, Albany, NY
Dec 13th: Sound Sangha Sisters perform a Solstice Sound Journey at Heartspace Yoga & Healing Arts, 10 2nd St, Troy, NY
Jan. 6-11th: On Sonic Ecologies panel at Parallax: Anthropocene Campus Lisbon, at Culturgest, Lisbon, Portugal
For Booking Sound Healing Sessions and Sound Bath events: www.resonant-beings.com
Nov. 1st: Sound Bath at A Place Called Om, 2022 Western Ave Albany, NY
Nov. 15th: Cultivating Compassion: Restorative Yoga & Sound Meditation Workshop Part 2 at A Place Called Om, Albany, NY
Dec 13th: Sound Sangha Sisters perform a Solstice Sound Journey at Heartspace Yoga & Healing Arts, 10 2nd St, Troy, NY
Jan. 6-11th: On Sonic Ecologies panel at Parallax: Anthropocene Campus Lisbon, at Culturgest, Lisbon, Portugal
For Booking Sound Healing Sessions and Sound Bath events: www.resonant-beings.com
Recent Publications
Andrea Williams - Riverfront Park Soundwalk for editor, Maile Colbert's, "Wayback Sound Machine, a Sonic Constellation, Part 3" in Sonic Field April 2019.
Published Paper in 2018 on "Soundwalking: A Creative and Meditative Art Practice Used to Foster a Sense of Stewardship for Local Waterways" published by Invisible Places 2017: Sound, Urbanism, and Sense of Place.
INTERVIEW on SLEEPWALKS: THE BODY of DREAMS (Albany Times Union, October 20th, 2016)
ARTICLE on SOUNDWALKING (Soundfly, March 25, 2015)
Published Paper in 2018 on "Soundwalking: A Creative and Meditative Art Practice Used to Foster a Sense of Stewardship for Local Waterways" published by Invisible Places 2017: Sound, Urbanism, and Sense of Place.
INTERVIEW on SLEEPWALKS: THE BODY of DREAMS (Albany Times Union, October 20th, 2016)
ARTICLE on SOUNDWALKING (Soundfly, March 25, 2015)
Current Ongoing Projects
Riverfront Park Soundwalk is a site-specific, 20-minute artist audio walking tour of Troy, NY's waterways first launched for the public at the Rensselaer Historical Society in 2016. It is a past, present, and future overview based on sound artist Andrea Williams’ historical and environmental research and interviews with Troy residents and water experts. A smartphone and headphones are needed to experience the soundwalk. Soundwalk begins at the stairwell near 275 River St. Troy, NY.
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On JULY 14th, 2018, the Troy community came out to the Imaginary Futures kiosk at Troy Farmers Market from 9am-12pm and to Ingalls Avenue Boat Launch from 2:30pm-5:30pm where they shared dialogues and drew their visions of the future for Troy's waterways.
Voting was open from JULY 17th to JULY 26th, 2018 for the public to choose their favorite visions of the future for Troy's waterways...
and to add their own ideas too!
The winners are: Rebecca (#18) for the vision of the future for Riverfront Park area: "Architecture/Design mix of Dutch roots and modern." For the vision of the future for north of Ingalls Ave Boat Launch you voted YES for Jerry's "The land is reborn...for authenticity. for eccentricity, for resilience."
Sound artist, Andrea Williams, has spoken with the winners on the details of their ideas, and she has used video and soundscape design to enhance the two winning ideas. The winning ideas are being presented to the city of Troy!
Follow the most recent updates on the Imaginary Futures Facebook page.
Made possible with funds from the Decentralization Program, a regrant program of the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Andrew Cuomo and the New York State Legislature and administered by The Arts Center of the Capital Region.
and to add their own ideas too!
The winners are: Rebecca (#18) for the vision of the future for Riverfront Park area: "Architecture/Design mix of Dutch roots and modern." For the vision of the future for north of Ingalls Ave Boat Launch you voted YES for Jerry's "The land is reborn...for authenticity. for eccentricity, for resilience."
Sound artist, Andrea Williams, has spoken with the winners on the details of their ideas, and she has used video and soundscape design to enhance the two winning ideas. The winning ideas are being presented to the city of Troy!
Follow the most recent updates on the Imaginary Futures Facebook page.
Made possible with funds from the Decentralization Program, a regrant program of the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Andrew Cuomo and the New York State Legislature and administered by The Arts Center of the Capital Region.
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