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20 Aug 2016

HPU Strata-Walks Memphis (Sounds of Memp[his])

by Sarah E. Truman | posted in: Residencies | 0

Hamilton Perambulatory Unit’s Strata Walk in Memphis.

Sounds of Memp[his]. By David Ben Shannon.

 

https://walkinglab.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/Walking-in-Memhis.m4a

 

 

 

affect, body, Hamilton Perambulatory Unit, sound, Strata Walk

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