Event overview
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The event theme and title is S.E.E [Sound, Education, Experience] and will focus on the visibility of women in sound practice and music technology.
Women In Sound / Women On Sound was established at Lancaster University in 2015 by sound artist and academic Linda O’Keeffe to explore women’s participation in sound practice and music technology. Building on these foundations, here at Goldsmiths we are holding the first Women In Sound / Women On Sound event in London, where we will present a varied programme from and for practitioners, students, and academics in sound and music.
Our event theme and title is S.E.E [Sound, Education, Experience] and will focus on the visibility of women in sound practice and music technology. Identifying major challenges and trends for women in the field and how we can best support each other; we will also celebrate and strengthen the existing, fruitful and diverse network of women across London, working with or in sound.
Programme:
10:00 - 18:00 Open exhibitions of soundworks across two listening room in The EMS, featuring 30+ women from across the UK & Europe.
10:30 - 12:30 Synth building workshop in RHB 167, led by Ewa Justka & Tara Pattenden.
13:30 - 18:00 Afternoon programme of talks and discussion in RHB 274
13:30 Welcome and Opening Comments [Lisa Busby]
13:45 Performance of three scores by Catherine Clover
14:00 Keynote presentation by Liz Dobson
14:30 - 15:30 Papers
• Magz Hall - Radio art and pushing against gender assumptions of electronic 'tinkering' as a male preserve
• Cláudia Martinho - The sonic space as vibration
• Julia Eckhardt - Q-O2 research on the influence on gender and sex on a sounding practice
16:00 - 16:45 Shared Autoethnographic Perspectives [Chair - Annie Goh]
• Lydia Luke - 'All the times I was told no'
• Emma Winston - 'Don't Make Me Go Outside: Feminine melancholy, recovery, and rejecting resilience through electronic music'.
16:45 - 17:30 'Women, grassroots, and DIY' Panel Discussion [Chair – Lisa Busby]
Panel guests Rose Dagul, Vera Vidal, Ingrid Plum, and Cristina Ramos González
17:30 - 18:00 Closing Comments and Discussion: Feminist technological utopias [Chair Patricia Alessandrini]
18:30 – 20:30 Evening Concert Programme in RHB 167
Featuring Una Lee, Leanne Cunningham, Ellie Rusbridge, Lydia Luke, Lia Mice and Nour Emam [Host – Steph Horak]
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Dates & times
| Date | Time | Add to calendar |
|---|---|---|
| 16 Jun 2016 | 10:00am - 8:00pm |
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