Sound::Gender::Feminism::Activism 2012

Sound::Gender::Feminism::Activism 2012

Post Graduate Research event

Organising committee: Cathy LaneAngus Carlyle,  Holly Ingleton, Irene Noy and Iris Garrelfs.

At London College of Communication

www.hernoise.org

Sound::Gender::Feminism::Activism was a postgraduate event that focused on the role of gender in sound-based arts and experimental musics, following on from the Her Noise: Feminisms and the Sonic symposium at Tate Modern in May 2012. The aim was to continue and expand upon dialogues and discourses related to feminism and sound, and to contribute to a growing network of researchers and practitioners working in these areas. The event brought together a range of academics, artists, musicians, engineers and music journalists invited to share their working interests and concerns. In addition, artists submitted audio and visual artworks for inclusion, which were available to view and listen to during the event.

Presenters: Amy Cunningham, Anat Ben-David, Annie Goh, Caro Churchill, Cathy Lane, Diana McCarty, Gayathri Khemadasa, Helena Lopes Braga, Holly Ingleton, Holly Pester, Irene Noy, Iris Garrelfs, Jane Dickson, Johnny Pavlatos, Kerstin Schroedinger, Laura Seddon, Magz Hall, Marie Thompson, Melanie Chilianis, Mikhail Karikis, Norah Lorway, Sharon Gal, Theresa Beyer, Theresa Schubert-Minsky and Val Phoenix.

Audio and videos works by: Amy Cunningham, Anat Ben-David, Andra McCartney & Sandra Gabriele, Anja Kanngieser, Anna Raimondo & Camila Mello, Bonnie Jones, Gayathri Khemadasa, Gianmarco Del Re, Johan Landgren, Park McArthur, Sarah Hardie, Sharon Gal, Tripta Chandola and Val Phoenix.

A complete list of presenters plus their bios and abstracts can also be found on the Her Noise website.

Documentation

Many of the presentations were documented and are available on our Vimeo Channel, plus a number of the artworks were made available in video and audio on the Her Noise website.

two images in squares side by side, the left image shows a computer keyboard, the right image shows a woman standing infront of a black background

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