This documentary summarises the first stage of development of the art-research project INTIMAL led by Dr. Ximena Alarcón, former CRiSAP Research Fellow, at the University of Oslo’s RITMO Research Centre, Continue…
HEARD (HEAlth, ARts and Design) is a new research hub of UAL focusing on art and design and their relationship to health. The hub brings together artists, researchers, students, and practitioners from across the UAL community, including a number of CRiSAP researchers.
Read a short excerpt from Sound arts now, a new publication by Cathy Lane & Angus Carlyle exploring contemporary artistic sound arts practices and theories.
While not claiming to be a definitive survey, Sound arts now broadens and destabilises what we have come to understand as sound arts, offering new and different pathways, frames of reference, and modes of thinking.
Taking its title from Édouard Glissant’s Poetics of Relation (“one way ashore, a thousand channels”), this series features conversations, poetry, specially commissioned sound works and guest radio/audio projects in the lead-up to Colomboscope 2021. The six tracks of each episode encompass various modes, linking remotely across multiple Indian Ocean territories, their diasporic fringes and linguistic/musical enclaves.
Reveil is a 24+1 hour radio broadcast following sunrise around the earth on Dawn Chorus Day. The program is constructed from live audio feeds sent in by streamers at daybreak.
For this 8th edition, they are calling for out-side streams, soundcamps, and radio stations to relay the broadcast.
Watch back Salomé Voegelin’s talk ‘Listening as Strategy for Research for and from the Arts’ with RMC.
Voices in the Margins? is Summer workshop convened by TECHNE PhD researchers: Syma Tariq (CRiSAP); Vanessa Tautter, Martha Beard, Áine McKenny (University of Brighton); and Laney Lenox (Ulster University). This open call invites applications from PhD researchers from all disciplines working with memories, voices and histories.