The project SLEEPERTOWN is moving to Berlin and Brandenburg! In collaboration with Errant Sound, curator Richard Carr has taken up the work to implement twelve compositions by 13 artists on specific sites in and around Berlin.

Rapid(s) Trains, four sound art compositions about trains, will settle in the Brandenburg area, at Bad Freienwalde in the Oderbruch region.

"ANIMA MUNDI is a European exchange project and network of project spaces for sound art and contemporary music, record labels and actors in experimental music scenes from Germany, Poland and Ireland that produce innovative works of contemporary music and sound art on the experience of environmental relationships, climate change and ecological issues while presenting them to a broad local audience. The musically and sonically diverse works and formats – concerts, concert and sound performances, field recordings, sound and multimedia installations as well as sound and audio walks – are intended to enable people of all ages and social backgrounds to get to know sound art in all its diversity and to gain sensual and direct, active access to their environment and its social and historical dimensions at the respective locations, particularly through listening."
Source: https://www.sleepertown.com/anima-mundi