This project led by Hannah Kemp-Welch borrows protocols for listening from sound art practice, for use as methodologies for socially-engaged arts. ‘Social listening’ is proposed as an essential starting point for work that seeks to initiate social dialogue. During this project, students listened together and separately, comparing experiences and examining their ‘listening positionalities’.
“making do” is KATE CARR’s series of monthly experiments involving limited numbers of everyday objects. Vol. 1 collects the first and fourth installments (October 2021 and April 2022) onto a single cassette.
“I want to advocate for a sonic and thus a plural and embodied education at every level, but particularly in primary school”
CRiSAP PhD researcher Kate Carr has been shortlisted for the Arts Foundation Futures Awards!The annual Arts Foundation Futures Awards provides five £10,000 Fellowships, with all Shortlisted Artists receiving £1,000 towards Continue…
Sound artist and CRiSAP PhD researcher Hannah Kemp-Welch has collaborated with Southampton-based dance and movement artist Gabriel Galvez and the John Hansard Gallery, to lead a series of workshops with elderly people in and around Southampton exploring the relationship between sound, memory and gesture. The project is called Listening Memories.