Ann Hamilton's 2008 installation Galápagos chorus incorporates student texts and animal sounds

In 2008, Ann Hamilton developed Galápagos chorus, a multimedia artwork that includes a DVD projection, amplified cone gloves producing pre-recorded animal sounds, iPods, and artist’s books featuring writings from 8th-grade students at El Colegio Nacional Galápagos. Documented by artcritical on May 20, 2010, this installation merges the voices of young Galápagos students with the sounds of local wildlife through technological elements. Hamilton's work exemplifies her commitment to community involvement and sensory engagement in art. While the installation fits into a larger exhibition context, specific details about the venue are not mentioned. Hamilton is recognized for her expansive, immersive creations that integrate text, sound, and tactile experiences, emphasizing educational collaboration in contemporary art.