The Sound Arts Visiting Practitioner Series will continue to be held online for the Summer 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.
In the Air exhibition at Wellcome Collection explores our relationship with the air around us, investigated through the work of Matterlurgy, Tacita Dean, David Rickard, Dryden Goodwin, Forensic Architecture, Choked Up, Anna Atkins, Black and Brown Films, Irene Kopelman, Ernst Haeckel and John Evelyn
This short paper by Salomé Voegelin & Mark Peter Wright aims to bring you into a conversation on the possibility and impossibility of listening together as a listening with: a post-anthropocentric/ post-humanist consideration of perception as the generation of relationships, as sensing with, rather than a hearing/seeing of.
To celebrate the launch of Mark Peter Wright's new publication 'Listening After Nature' we are pleased to present an evening of readings, responses and discussion exploring the themes of the book and its core questions.
Visit the London College of Communication (LCC) Graduate Degree Shows to hear the work by the BA Sound Arts students! Part of the Screen School exhibition running form June 17th - June 21st, the Sound Arts students work can be found in the Lower Gallery at LCC and in the online showcase.
CRiSAP Researcher Salomé Voegelin will perform with Magda Drozd in the Sonic Topologies: Sonic Symposium on June 25th - 'Herbal Auditions' is a sound performance on healing, health, bodies, plants, and medicine.
Salomé Voegelin will give the Keynote address at 'I am not sitting in a room - urban, political and social resonance' conference taking place on June 24 - 26th at Bauhaus University Weimar.