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I have been named the 2020 artist-in-residence for the ACA Soundscape Field Station at the Canaveral National Seashore. As part of this residency, I will spend four weeks later this year living within the park, during which time I’ll have the ability to record along its 25 miles of protected coastline.

Eve Payor of Atlantic Center for the Arts interviewed me about my previous work and upcoming plans. The video of our interview is posted on IGTV here:

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Meet Dr. Nathan Wolek, the 2020 ACA Soundscape Field Station Artist in Residence. In this interview, he talks about his background in sound studies, his intentions for this year's residency, and why a balanced soundscape is important. This fall, Dr. Wolek will lead community outreach at Canaveral National Seashore, and present an exhibition based on recordings of the park. @lowkeynw @canaveralnatlseashore @atlanticcenterforthearts #soundscape #artinparks

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I am already making regular visits for audio field recordings and sharing some through social media. Follow me on Twitter or Instagram for occasional samples of the Canaveral soundscape like this one:

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Captured some waves today. 🌊🌊🌊 It was great to just sit & listen until the incoming tide reached my mic stand. @acasoundscapefieldstation @canaveralnatlseashore #fieldrecording #listening #soundscape #acousticecology #floridalife

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