The Sound Arts Visiting Practitioner Series will continue to be held online for the Spring Term. The lectures this will all happen virtually: a mixture of live and pre-recorded sessions with guests appearing for a live Q&A (where available). Join us in our virtual teaching room every Thursday.
UAL’s annual Research Season across March 2022 invites you to to explore the issues that we care about and sharing the innovative ways that our academics and students are tackling the challenges that they see. See the CRiSAP & London College of Communication's Programme here/
Listening Across Disciplines: Auditory Practices across Arts, Science and Technology - a new radio series on Resonance FM airing weekly on Tuesdays from 1 March - 13 March, 6.30-7.30 (UK time)
A practical workshop in how to live stream audio from any location. This workshop is relevant to arts, science and activist projects that could benefit from a real time audio feed.
IKLECTIK presents, Ewa Justka & Aimo Scampa (Measure Maniacs) + Laura Netz + hmurd + Claudia Robles-Angel + .
MANTIS presents 4 concerts of new music featuring works that explore intersections of the spoken word with electroacoustic media. Highlights include guest artist Cathy Lane (concert artist and symposium keynote speaker), new music by composers based at the University Manchester and works selected from an open call.
How do individuals and communities navigate gendered spaces in sound technology practices? How do we create inclusive sound spaces where trans, non-binary and female identifying students feel supported and able to share skills while studying?
#TakeBackTheStreets Sound Ride. By RAD Performance group featuring Shortwave Collective and many more artists. March 8th for International Women's Day. Vienna, from Wien Mitte to Praterstern (Kaiserwiese) 5pm.
Undefinable experimental vocalist, movement artist and composer Elaine Mitchener makes her second appearance this season with WOMENS WORK, its title taken from the pioneering magazine edited by Fluxus artists Alison Knowles and Annea Lockwood in 1975 and 1978, which featured text-based and instructional performance scores by 25 women artists. CRiSAP researchers Irene Revell will giving an introductory broadcast and Louise Marshall has written the event's programme notes.
An exhibition with notations, sound installations, performance, a blog and discourse. Featuring work by Salomé Voegelin, Eunice Artur, Juliana Herrero and Jutta Ravenna.
A concert of new sound works by Thomas Gardner and Adam Stanović which respond creatively to the theme of social justice.
Artist talk by Mark Peter Wright, an artist-researcher working at the intersection of sound arts, experimental pedagogy and critical theory
GUEST LECTURE BY PROF. SALOMÉ VOEGELIN at Climate Change & Sonic Agency Lecture & Workshop Series.
Cathy Lane premiers her new ambisonic work The River Goes On at this years Archipel Festival in Genève.