Led by composer Francisco Colasanto, this Points of Listening session explores algorithmic composition, with the audience invited to undertake composition and instrument design.
Salomé Voegelin performance 'Indivisible Volumes and Vertical Geographies' (30 January) part of Konstfack Research Week 2019 (28 January–1 February).
LIVE* from CICADA is a hypothetical performance, online sound exhibition, and conceptual event. Channelling the 1,325c/f CICADA gallery space, this programme of sounds includes 'Walking with Crickets' by CRiSAP's Lisa Hall.
Vernissage event and exhibition celebrating the launch of The Middle Matter: Sound as Interstice, with contributions from David Toop and Salomé Voegelin.
Coinciding with International Dawn Chorus Day, SoundCamp is an annual broadcast and listening event at Stave Hill Ecological Park, Rotherhithe. SoundCamp 2019 features contributions from CRiSAP members and associated artists. With writings by Angus Carlyle and contributions from Completed PhD student Matt Parker and PhD student Dan Scott. SoundCamp is coordinated in London by former CRiSAP PhD researcher Maria Papadomanolaki, Dawn Scarfe (Lecturer on the BA Sound Arts at LCC) and Grant Smith.
In this telematic sonic improvisation, using the Internet, nine Colombian women living in and connecting from the cities of Oslo, Barcelona and London, will express their migratory journeys simultaneously (in real time) through body movement, breathing, voice and language.
Organised by students from Goldsmiths MFA Fine Art this event presents an evening of sonic explorations and theatrical interventions. With Workshop scores by Cathy Lane and an an improvised, performance lecture by Salomé Voegelin.
OOR Saloon Sound Art Lecture Series, discussion/presentation of Salomé Voegelin’s The Political Possibility of Sound: Fragments of Listening (Bloomsbury, 2019), followed by a performance by Mollin/Voegelin with Jan Schacher.
David Toop and Irene Revell contribute to the second ever Longplayer Day. This one of a kind arts festival takes place biannually around the summer solstice at a series of locations along a walking route from Deptford to Trinity Buoy Wharf.
PoL #50 Deaf Gain: exploring sound, technology and hearing diversity With: Carol Chermaz, Tom Tlalim, Seohye Lee Tuesday 12 November 2019 4.15pm – 9pm | London College of Communication (Directions) Free with limited space. To reserve a place please email: brigitte@listeningacrossdisciplines.net This Points of Listening event in collaboration with Listening Across Disciplines II will Continue…