On the afternoon of Sunday June 7, a group of visionary artists will lead sonic excursions throughout New York as part of a rare live sonic arts experiment — the ISSUE Project Room Soundwalk-a-thon — a fundraiser and collective public inquiry into the connection between urban space and our collective sonic imaginations.

Led and designed by some of New York’s most exciting sound artists and musicians, these walks will take groups of 10-20 people at a time on an intimate journey of sonic discovery to experience our community in a way they may never have done before — through sound. Walks range from meditative deep listening, to sing-a-longs, to noise-making walks incorporating instruments, iPods, boomboxes, cell phones, or silence in order to amplify the nuances of our ever-changing soundscape.

Choose your own adventure:
<<Soundwalk::WalkList>> Space is limited!
Sign-up for a sound walk, register by June 6th (deadline extended!), 2009
Sign-up to sponsor a walker and donate to ISSUE Project Room

All walk participants will be invited to attend the post-walk after-party at Issue Project Room, 232 3rd Street, Brooklyn, NY 11215, featuring musical performance by Ne(x)tworks, where walkers will be able to share their walk experiences and meet other lead artists. Food will be provided.

ISSUE Project Room Soundwalk-a-thon Committee:
Suzanne Fiol, Zach Layton, Todd Shalom, Andrea Williams, Erin Flannery, Sarah Garvey, Lisa Gwilliam, Jonathan Harris, Isabel Walcott Hillborn, Lawrence Kumpf, Michelle Amador , David Martinson, Anila Groft

Special thanks to our Soundwalkathon media sponsor WFMU and post-walk after-party sponsor Sixpoint Craft Ales.