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Places

Glendale, California
Koreatown, Los Angeles
Long Beach, California
Mar Vista, California
Monrovia, California
Nashville, Tennessee
Portugal Cove, Newfoundland
Seattle, Washington

Sites

100 Thousand Poets and Musicians for Change
Alan Nakagawa
and/OAR
Angels Gate Cultural Center
Association for Literature, Environment, and Culture in Canada (ALECC)
Austin Peay State University
Center for Community Engagement (CSULB)
Chicago Phonography
CicLAvia
Collage Ensemble Inc.
Cornish College of the Arts
CSULB Art Department
Ear Diorama Ear
Ear Meal
Ecoart Network
Eternal Telethon
Experimental Sound Studio
Friends of Colorado Lagoon
Friends of the Los Angeles River
George Hart
GLAMFA
Glenn Bach
Heal the Bay
Integratron
Jeffrey Roden
Los Angeles Metro
Los Cerritos Wetlands Authority
Los Cerritos Wetlands Land Trust
Marlene Creates
McLean Fahnestock
Museum of Jurassic Technology
Nashville Arts
New England Phonographers Union
Nonsequitur
Phonography.org
Place Location Context and Environment Research Centre (PLaCE)
Royal Rife
School of the Art Institute of Chicago
Seattle Phonographers Union
Soundwalk.org
Southern California Soundscape Ensemble
Steve Barsotti
Surfrider Foundation: Long Beach Chapter
The Big Tree Music
Tidal Influence
Tokyo Phonographers Union
Tom Krumpak
Walking Artists Network
Wayward Music Series
Women Environmental Artists Network
World Listening Project

Tags

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