The phrase "audio art" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe artistic works that primarily utilize sound as their medium, often found in contemporary art contexts.
Example: "The exhibition featured a variety of audio art installations that transformed the gallery space into an immersive sound experience."
Alternatives: "sound art" or "sonic art".
"Wireless Imagination" addresses the silence that surrounds the polyphonous histories of audio art.
"This American Life" is an elastic concoction of true stories, audio art, monologues, fiction and found recordings, each piece carefully sculptured with music, almost like the movies.
By the time of the new century, John Redhead was spending less time on the rock face and more time exploring his visual and audio art projects.
The New York nonprofit arts group Harvestworks has established an audio-cassette magazine of audio art, new music, poetry and drama.
The mangled jingle is one of 33 tracks on "Free Speech for Sale," an album of audio art that chews up actual television and radio commercials and spits out its creators' distaste for commercial advertising.
Played back to back, or, better yet, played simultaneously, the right pieces of sound create a commentary, an audio art piece, the kind of blend that Fass has been mixing on his show on WBAI, "Radio Unnameable," since 1962.
Before Touraj Moghaddam founded Roksan, he had become dissatisfied with the state of the audio arts when he heard his little television set reproduce Thelonious Monk in a more musically satisfying way than his high-end Linn/Naim tri-amped audio system.
No, she's not looking to practice control (a contentious idea in and of itself, yet capable of eliciting some fascinating debate in the audio arts world we talk about that a little bit below).
It was given an Acad only Award in 1953 and the Film Board cabled news of the Oscar to India, where Mr. McLaren was teaching audio visual art in a project for the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Or ganization.
In other words, regardless if the entire unit contains diverse mediums (traditional papers, electronic records, audio records, art works, etc)., these three terms should be used to describe an entire unit.
Well, wonder no more because they've compiled all the projects that got their juices flowing over the course of the past year into one handy presentation that spans audio, video, art, advertising and more.
