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Saturday, March 24 • 9:00am - 11:00am
Roundtable: Where is the City? Where is the Scene?

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With the internet, some urban spaces devoted to interaction around music are changing and even disappearing. Do internet-mediated musics like chillwave implode the notion of the urban, and, more generally, the local? Participants in this roundtable will discuss the dynamics of recent urban scenes, virtual communities of shared aesthetics, the movement of American artists and media from local scenes to global centers, and the changing notions of “place” in a world of home-based and mobile media.

With: Kyle Barnett, Paula Carino, Wendy Fonarow, Will Hermes, and Mark Richardson

Moderator: Holly Kruse


Speakers
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Kyle Barnett

Associate Professor, Media Studies, Bellarmine University
Kyle Barnett is an associate professor of media studies in the Department of Communication at Bellarmine University. His research focuses on media history, cultural industries, popular music and sound across media. He has published in the Journal of Popular Music Studies, Music, Sound... Read More →
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Paula Carino

Paula Carino is a Brooklyn-based singer-songwriter and author. In the 1990s, she led the power-pop band Regular Einstein, and she has been performing solo since the early 2000s. Her album “Open on Sunday” was named best album of 2010 by Lucid Culture. She is the author of the... Read More →
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Wendy Fonarow

Wendy Fonarow is Associate Professor of Anthropology at Glendale College, specializing in live music, ritual and performance. She has worked in A&R and as an industry consultant in the US and UK, and is author of the series “Ask the Indie Professor” for The Guardian. Her book... Read More →
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Will Hermes

Will Hermes is a senior critic for Rolling Stone and a contributor to NPR’s “All Things Considered.” He has written for The New York Times, Spin, the Village Voice, GQ, Salon, and Entertainment Weekly. His book Love Goes to Buildings on Fire was published in 2011, and he co-edited... Read More →
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Holly Kruse

Professor of Communications, Rogers State University
Holly Kruse is a professor in the Department of Communications at Rogers State University in Claremore, Oklahoma (in the Cherokee Nation). She is the author of Site and Sound: Understanding Independent Music Scenes (Peter Lang); Off-track and Online: The Networked Spaces of Horse... Read More →


Saturday March 24, 2012 9:00am - 11:00am EDT
NYU’s Helen and Martin Kimmel Center for University Life (KC) 60 Washington Square South, New York, NY 10012

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