Inside a cramped cinema visitors became embroiled in a series of visual and aural narratives.
But it does seem to have been a natural, if challenging, match, for the sensibilities of Mr. Wilson, whose favored tools of presentation are visual and aural, as against narrative, an approach to storytelling that has more in common with a symphony conductor or a painter than a director of conventional drama.
Its 98 speakers — placed on stands, chairs and walls throughout the 55,000-square-foot hall — will alternate enveloping aural effects with ambiguous narratives.
Miami Beach Cinematheque Monthly Calendar (not including annual events such as festivals that would change this regular programming) Mondays (dark night available for private and corporate meetings) Tuesdays 8 30pm ~Yoga and Film~ A transcendental visual and aural experience with non-narrative film.
These elite narratives were more aural fantasy than anything and, as the music boomed over the spectators they were not being shaken into obedience, but becoming aware of themselves as an audience en masse.
I am exploring how multisensory translations of narrative, artistic and abstract, aural and oral may allow the audience to open themselves to non-monogamous experiences in a new way.
Parkin described the voice acting as "a mash up of Monty Python and The Princess Bride: fantasy farce driving the cute narrative in the ideal aural vehicle".
Beginning in 1952, and ending at the turn of the millennium (the internet has killed the radio star), Yeah Yeah Yeah is a doorstop of a reference book that tries to make sense of life's aural wallpaper, marvelling at its diversity and identifying narrative threads running through it.
Behind the collage of voices, Ms. De Jong recorded ambient sounds, from birdsong to guttural turbine rotors, a kind of aural camouflage characteristic of Ms. de Jong's unerring narrative tact.
The impact a tiny aural cue can have on the brain's understanding of narrative is astonishing.
