Field Guides for Listeners

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Field Guides for Listeners, a multi-disciplinary project collaboration between sound artist Jenni Schine and visual artist Jay White. This ongoing project draws attention to salmon spawning and farming through Schine’s audio work and a graphic novel written and illustrated by White. The project is informed by a series of residencies at the remote Salmon Coast Field Station (SCFS) in Musgamagw Dzawada’enuxw territory (Broughton Archipelago), B.C.

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