New documentation videos from SGFA Tokyo -‘Silence, Voice & Representation’

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Watch documentation from our conference Sound Gender Feminism Activism Tokyo last year, a collaboration with the Graduate School of Global Arts (GA), Tokyo University of the Arts.
We've just uploaded presentations from the panel 'Silence, Voice & Representation' sharing the contributions from:
  • Cat Hope 'Speechless: An experimental noise opera without words and full of women’s voice'
  • Baaraan Ijlal 'Change Room'
  • Hannah Wolfe & Sölen Kiratli 'Cacaphonic Choir'
  • Erin Gee 'Laughing Web Dot Space'
  • Lila Lakehal 'Ana Mashi Miskina, Ana Mesk Ellil'

Watch them on vimeo here

The full list of contributors to this panel, their abstracts and bios can be read in the SGFA program.

More videos from the conference will be uploaded soon, but you can watch all of the presentations shared so far in this SGFA Tokyo vimeo showcase.
About SGFA Tokyo

SOUND::GENDER::FEMINISM::ACTIVISM (SGFA Tokyo) was a two day conference in Tokyo investigating the relationships between sound in all its various creative and theoretical forms, gender and activism.

SGFA Tokyo is acollaboration between Creative Research into Sound Arts Practice (CRiSAP), University of the Arts London and Graduate School of Global Arts (GA), Tokyo University of the Arts

Conference Team: Cathy Lane, Tomoko Hojo & Yoshitaka Mori

Programming: Cathy Lane & Irene Revell

Administration & Content Support: Claire M. Holdsworth

Performance Programming: Holly Ingleton & Syma Tariq

Assistance: Louise Gray (Louise Marshall), Tomotaro Kaneko, Ai Kano & Tomo Yamazaki

Poster Design: Rika Nakashima

Technical Assistance: Wataru Shoji & Chiho Oka

Funding from: Tokyo University of the Arts, CRiSAP, London College of Communication, University of the Arts London, Nomura Foundation and Mai Muto Memorial MCS Research and Education Fund.