Recently completed PhD researcher Louise Marshall has won one of four AHRC TECHNE Innovation fellowships to work at the Wellcome Collection in London for the first six months of 2019. This post-doctoral fellowship will see her working with aspects of Wellcome’s huge collection of artefacts relating to health and bio-medical sciences to create new platforms and networks Continue…
CRiSAP PhD researcher Matt Parker has been nominated for the Phonugri Nova Award 2018, the oldest event in the field of radio and sound art in France. During a weekend marathon over the 29 and 30 September 2018, six nominated works will be listened to at the Bibliothèque Nationale de France, and a live jury Continue…
For the month of August 2018 CRiSAP PhD student, Artur Vidal took part in the Outdoor School AER residency program at the Banff Centre (Alberta, Canada). Established in 1933, the institution is situated in a national park. As part of the residency, Vidal developed a project inspired by the text scores of composer Pauline Oliveros, Continue…
Online radio station Ràdio Web Macba RWM interview Jennifer Lucy Allan about her research into foghorns.
An open call by Syros Sound Meetings; 2-12 July 2018 Ano Syros, Greece Invited Artist: David Toop (U.K.) Call for applications: The Syros Sound Meetings initiative invites musicians, sound artists & intermedia artists of all levels & backgrounds with a documented interest in site-specific sound and intermedia composition, improvisation or performance for a joint Continue…
LCC interviewed Salomé Voegelin to find out more about her presentation at the 4th Council of Europe’s Platform Exchange on Culture and Digitisation Conference, Hearing the Fake, and her research on Listening Across Disciplines more widely. LCC: Was the research as well received as you had hoped? SV: People, the general public as well as artists and academics, Continue…
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.”
University of Aberdeen’s Sound Emporium Research Group (SERG) have a Call for Papers & Performances at their upcoming conference Sonic Realities.
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.