Two sound artists at the vanguard of their field—Trimpin, visiting artist-in-residence, and Paul DeMarinis, Stanford Art faculty—reflect on the power and place of sound in humanistic inquiry. Trimpin, a MacArthur fellow, sound artist and musical inventor, also discusses the new performance work he has been developing on campus, The Gurs Zyklus.

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Two sound artists at the vanguard of their field—Trimpin, visiting artist-in-residence, and Paul DeMarinis, Stanford Art faculty—reflect on the power and place of sound in humanistic inquiry. Trimpin, a MacArthur fellow, sound artist and musical inventor, also discusses the new performance work he has been developing on campus, The Gurs Zyklus.

The Aurora Forum is made possible with the support of Stanford Institute for Creativity and the ARts (SiCa), and Stanford’s Office of Public Affairs, and Stanford’s Office of the President and Provost.

For more information about Trimpin's residency on the Stanford campus, please visit: http://livelyarts.stanford.edu/trimpin/