A Jineology for Iran | Web Exhibition at MOCA London
MOCA London invites Fari Bradley to make a new work for their annual Web Exhibition 'WE 2022'
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En una solo toma: Salomé Voegelin
En una solo toma, is a podcast show hosted by sound artist, curator, and researcher, Lena Ortega. This program addresses different perspectives on sound; which is why it uses guests with diverse profiles. In these podcasts, in addition to presenting the work of the artists and making visible their situation in the art and music circuit; sound pieces themselves are presented, containing unpublished sound products in some cases.
Sound Arts Lecture Series – Spring 2023
CRiSAP and LCC's Sound Arts & Design Department co-run a Sound Arts Lecture Series of weekly talks at the college, exploring the diverse field of sound arts practice.
Sonic Screen
Sonic Screen is an online space for London College of Communication Screen School staff to talk about and share work with colleagues.
Field Casting
Exhibition by Matterlurgy, a collaborative practice between London-based artists Helena Hunter and Mark Peter Wright
Sound Arguments
An innovative laboratory-atelier for creative artists dealing with sound, presented by the Orpheus Institute, Ghent (BE), and ACPA, University of Leiden (NL). Guests for the series will include CRiSAP Director Cathy Lane, Cecilia Arditto, Nicolas Collins, Julia Eckhardt, Sanne Krogh Groth and many others
5 events,
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RUBBISH MUSIC // YOUNG BARBICAN WORKSHOPS
RUBBISH MUSIC // YOUNG BARBICAN WORKSHOPS
As part of the Barbican's International Women’s Month celebrations they are hosting a workshop for young people with CRiSAP's Kate Carr to learn to make their own 'rubbish music'.
5 events,
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Uncurating Sound Book Launch
Uncurating Sound Book Launch
To celebrate the publication of Uncurating Sound: Knowledge with Voice and Hands, Bloomsbury, NY, 2023, by Salomé Voegelin, we are pleased to welcome Lina Džuverović, Richard Hylton and Cécile Malaspina, who will each respond to the book through a short intervention and then enter into conversation with each and the author, to speculate together on the institutional and socio-political consequences that might arise from the possibility of a sonic (sensory) knowledge enabled by uncurating.
6 events,
How to Do Things with Sounding Knowledge. Or: Crowdsourcing an Original Contribution to Sonic Pedagogy
A performance-presentation by Dr Kevin Logan introducing the aims and objectives of S_K_N, and more generally the agency of practice-led sonic thinking.
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Sonic Screen Lab: Pecha Kucha, Network and Funding Event
Sonic Screen Lab: Pecha Kucha, Network and Funding Event
This first event organised by the Sonic Screen Lab (SSL) is an opportunity to network with colleagues; build potential collaborations and to discover and share film and sound-based storytelling research practices within the Screen School and UAL.
4 events,
Alison Knowles: Sound and Space
An exhibition dedicated to the work of Alison Knowles, featuring work by CRiSAP member Salomé Voegelin 'Nivea Cream stück in COVID-19, allein und mit alcagel' (Nivea Cream piece in COVID-19, alone and with alcagel)
5 events,
Reparative interpellation: public art’s Indigenous and non-human publics
Dylan Robinson will present and share about his current research and creative work in a seminar format. The session will focus particularly on his work on the multiple ways in which public art interpellates viewers as settlers, Indigenous and non-human subjects, and consider how the reparative potential of public art might be re-envisioned through a consideration of Indigenous and non-human publics. The session is also grounded in Dylan’s research on listening positionality.