The interviews were conducted as part of my PhD research through the the Faculty of Arts and Social Science, University of Technology, Sydney (Ethics Approval No: ETH18-2817).

Participants

Given the creative nature of the project, participants had the option to be credited in some form or to remain anonymous.

The NOW now: A.S., A., D., Martin del Amo, Matte Rochford, MP, Michael Zulicki, Reuben Ingall, Susie Anderson, Thorsten Hertog.
Conducted at The NOW now Festival, 107 Projects, Redfern, Sydney , January 25 & 27, 2019.

Latrobe Regional Gallery: C., Elle Brooker, E.K. Inglis, Gabriella Duffy, Mary Bishop, Meghan Bye.
Conducted as part of the Experimenta Make Sense Public Program, Latrobe Regional Gallery, Morwell, May 10–11, 2019.

Experimenta Social Zoom interviews: Alanna Ho, Helen Pynor, Kim Munro, Lizzy Simpson, Penelope Bartlau, Susannah Langley.
Participants recruited via Experimenta Social (Distancing) #33: Shifting Soundscapes, interviews conducted via Zoom, April 20–28, 2020.

Selected sound artist interviews: Alexandra Spence, Jo Burzynska, Jim Denley, Matt Warren.
Interviews conducted via Zoom, Nov 1–16, 2021.

I offer immense gratitude to the participants for their time and generosity, curiosity and listening, and to the organisations that facilitated the interviews: The NOW now, Experimenta and Latrobe Regional Gallery. I thank Jocelyn Hungerford for checking some of my grammatical breakdowns.

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