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Overview of the Relationship among the United States, Spain and Hispanic America in the Field of Sound Art
This report discusses the presence of Hispanic experimental musicians and sound artists in the United States, as well as the treatment of sound art from this country in the Spanish-speaking cultural context. This is a comparative analysis that examines the situation of this multifaceted aesthetic manifestation in various fields, such as academia, non-institutional spaces, galleries and contemporary art centres, festivals and other broadcast networks.
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