Article on Cathy Lane and Viv Corringham: “I hear footsteps, maybe sandals dragging on the smooth concrete floor, and the chatter from multiple conversations around me. In the inky red blackness behind my closed eyelids I hear the distant drone and myriad horn pitches of traffic, my memory discerning autorickshaw from bus from motorbike.”
You are warmly invited to Professor Angus Carlyle’s Professorial Platform Lecture ‘Rough Notes’. The event is at London College of Communication on Feb 8th, at 6.30pm. Angus Carlyle is Professor of Sound and Landscape at UAL.
The Indian Sonic Research Organisation is a collective of instrument builders and artists dedicated to the proliferation of experimental music and sound art. During the residency Cathy is leading a workshop with Viv Corringham, Sounding Space: Sound in Space, and performing a live piece, Am I here? as part of the Art-In-Transit programme.
These seven artworks will be exploring and contributing to the sonic places of Elephant & Castle, available between 11am – 2pm, before the Symposium begins at 2pm.
Locate them in the streets, on benches, in phone boxes or on twitter – join them in sounding out the built environment, through ‘living statistics’; by listening for underground tunnels; listening through bodies or by trying to not listen at all.
Matterlurgy, Helena Hunter & Mark Peter Wright, have been selected by The Royal Holloway Centre for the GeoHumanities‘ creative commissions to develop a new work Begin with Noticing on the theme of creating earth futures. This project aims for an arts of attunement within the context of global environmental change (GEC) and the comissioning theme of Creating Earth Futures.
This open call invites submissions of performative, mobile, workshop or intervention based sound art works to take place in the immediate environs of Elephant and Castle, London. Selected artists will be commissioned a fee of £150. Deadline: 20 December 2017.
This video and sound installation invites the audience to take a virtual trip on the International Space Station—the ultimate indoors experience—and experience a sonic Baudrillardian simulacrum of ground level weather and atmospheric conditions relative to the ISS’s position above the Earth.
We are delighted to reveal the full list of speakers at LOMA 18. In addition to our keynote speaker J. R. Carpenter, guest speaker Chris Watson and special commission from Laura Cannell, we can announce our complete list of speakers for the day.
“I embarked producing a series of sound based video works that explored the compromises, conflicts, hypocrisy and banal everydayness of ancient Rome …”
We are very excited to announce that BAFTA award winning sound recordist Chris Watson has been added to our list of speakers for Large Objects Moving Air 2018 conference.