Claudia Molitor's Portal
December 2011

Still from It's Not Quite How I remember It, Molitor/Peacock/McClave
Read about Claudia Molitor's choice picks of the web. The London based German composer is featured in The Wire 335 in an article by Philip Clark.
UbuWeb and the
Free
Music Archive I'm sure that UbuWeb and the Free Music
Archive have been recommended many, many times before but only
because they are marvelous, eclectic treasure troves of music,
sound, poetry, conceptual art, video and more. In fact there is so
much to explore on these sites that they verge on the overwhelming.
See This
Sound is an ambitious project to examine
connections between image and sound in art and media. If you've not
had the chance to get your hands on the book they have produced,
then there is this website. It's a shame there aren't any films and
soundfiles to watch and listen to, but there is still quite a lot
of info there and it is growing, so hopefully there might be some
sounds in future!
Conductive
paint and interactive
materials Currently I'm working on a project that
introduces touch as a sense with which to engage, experience and
explore music and art. The research for this has lead me to come
across some interesting developments in textile design and also
conductive paint - hours of fun!
Instructables
And talking about making things yourself and sharing your ideas,
this website has lots of projects if you're feeling in a sort of
stay-at-home, tinkering mood. See, for example, this wearable
toy piano.
Hand Drawn Map
Association Hand drawn maps, some imaginary, some
useful doodles for a friend to find their way.
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