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SUMMARY:OPEN FIELD LISTENING STATION by Femke Dekker (Loma Doom)
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DESCRIPTION:TALK BY FEMKE DEKKER AND Q&A WITH FEDERICA NOTARI AT 6.30PM\n\n
	Practitioner\, educator\, DJ\, and researcher\, Femke Dekker (also known a
	s Loma\nDoom) has long been immersed in both sound and education. Across l
	ecture halls\,\narchives\, festivals\, art galleries\, independent radio s
	tations\, and dance\nfloors\, she orbits a central question: What if liste
	ning itself were an artistic\npractice? What might unfold when listening b
	ecomes method\, medium\, and material?\n\nOpen Field Listening takes shape
	 around these ideas. Presented as a\ncollaboration between Page Not Found—
	an artist-run platform dedicated to\npublishing and experimental practices
	—and the record label Osàre! Editions\, the\ntext originates from Dekker’s
	 graduation thesis for the Master Education in Arts\nat the Piet Zwart Ins
	titute\, Rotterdam. There\, she honed her skills as a\npedagogue\, invitin
	g students into improvisational jam sessions\, radio-making\,\nand exercis
	es that activate new modes of attention and a heightened sense of\nsonic c
	uriosity.\n\nDrawing on the work of scholars and artists—most notably Paul
	ine Oliveros—Dekker\napproaches listening as a call to action: a way of tu
	ning into one’s\nsurroundings\, one’s body\, and the urgencies that contou
	r our political and\nsocial worlds. She emphasizes the radical potential o
	f reorienting knowledge\ntoward collective attunement: the we rather than 
	the I (or the eye). Inspired by\nOliveros’s concept of Deep Listening—a wa
	y of expanding awareness through\nfocused\, embodied perception—Dekker ack
	nowledges the composer as a foundational\nfeminist figure whose insights c
	ontinue to reverberate through the classroom\,\nthe studio\, and beyond.
URL:https://offbeat.amsterdam/event/open-field-listening-station-by-femke-d
	ekker-loma-doom
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LOCATION:San Serriffe - Sint Annenstraat 30\, 1012 HE Amsterdam
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CATEGORIES:amsterdam-centrum,dance,dj,experimental,festivals,jam session,le
	cture,oude kerk,q&a,talk
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<h2> talk by Femke Dekker and Q&amp;A with Fed
	erica Notari at 6.30pm </h2> <p>Practitioner, educator, DJ, and researcher
	, Femke Dekker (also known as Loma Doom) has long been immersed in both so
	und and education. Across lecture halls, archives, festivals, art gallerie
	s, independent radio stations, and dance floors, she orbits a central ques
	tion: What if listening itself were an artistic practice? What might unfol
	d when listening becomes method, medium, and material?</p> <p>Open Field L
	istening takes shape around these ideas. Presented as a collaboration betw
	een Page Not Found—an artist-run platform dedicated to publishing and expe
	rimental practices—and the record label Osàre! Editions, the text originat
	es from Dekker’s graduation thesis for the Master Education in Arts at the
	 Piet Zwart Institute, Rotterdam. There, she honed her skills as a pedagog
	ue, inviting students into improvisational jam sessions, radio-making, and
	 exercises that activate new modes of attention and a heightened sense of 
	sonic curiosity.</p> <p>Drawing on the work of scholars and artists—most n
	otably Pauline Oliveros—Dekker approaches listening as a call to action: a
	 way of tuning into one’s surroundings, one’s body, and the urgencies that
	 contour our political and social worlds. She emphasizes the radical poten
	tial of reorienting knowledge toward collective attunement: the we rather 
	than the I (or the eye). Inspired by Oliveros’s concept of Deep Listening—
	a way of expanding awareness through focused, embodied perception—Dekker a
	cknowledges the composer as a foundational feminist figure whose insights 
	continue to reverberate through the classroom, the studio, and beyond.</p>
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