Name: I like the Park by Inferno (Chicago Park District)
Duration: 3 min 37 s
Description: From Summer 2024 at Hiawatha Park with Teaching Artist Johanna, enjoy!

7.5.2013.Carver Park.Group Two

Dance, chance, work, jerk, exercise! Thank you to the special recreation crew on the day after America's Birthday. ;)

Piotrowski Park 7/5/2013 Morning

Boom!!! BIgger than KING KONG!!!

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Rainey Park Pm GROUP ONE 7/29/13

Eugene Field 8.1.2013 AM Summertime is So Awesome (Hello America)

Here's some kids getting on the mic over the beats we made at Rosedale Park during the summer of 2014. The beats get dark for a little bit, but the vocal content is rife with funny voices, fart noises, and whoops to balance it out. ~Dandelion

6 - 25 - 14 ROSEDALE PARK DANCE BEATS

From Summer 2024 at Hiawatha Park with Teaching Artist Johanna, enjoy!

I like the Park

Wood Thrush and Swainsons Thrush slowed down 980%

This piece was installed in a tree by the Humboldt Park Field House on September 23rd, 2017 as part of the group exhibition 'GROWTH,' which featured the Inferno Mobile Recording Studio summer artists in residence. Ed Bornstein, Emme WIlliams, Rob Frye, and Ben Lamar Gay were sent out into the park district to engage and record with the constituents of the parks.  Rob's workshop often featured listening/processing exercises to sounds of nature, homemade instruments, group loop building.

Extra thanks to Emme WIlliams for the GROWTH poster (track art)

Swainson and Wood

Dawes camp was a great environment to make music in. Check out the acoustic beats at the end!

08.01 Dawes Park

Programa produzido por Edbrass Brasil, trazendo um rápido perfil de dois discos da coleção MPBC ( Phillips), Robertinho Silva e Djalma Correia, mestres da música de vanguarda braileira.

(MPBC Série)

radio show - MPBC

EP 2 Social Distance Radio @ Oharllern Park

Inferno is a mobile youth arts program from the Chicago Park District, focusing on recording and media. We provide young people and community members of all ages and abilities with the tools to create self-authored digital media experiences. By enabling participants to produce original socially conscious works, we help to expand critical thinking skills through creative experimentation, collaboration and discussion.

Examples of work we do:
• Collaborative music sessions (electronic and acoustic)
• Video, photo and multimedia art projects
• Software/hardware training and workshops 
• Documentary and story-sharing

Contact/Questions: 
cpd.imrs@gmail.com

I like the Park

Inferno (Chicago Park District)

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