Von: Andrew Hill
Datum: Wed, 27 Jul 2016
Betreff: Sound / Image 2016
Sound / Image: exploring sonic and audio-visual practice.
Event dates – Saturday 12^th November and Sunday 13^th November 2016
University of Greenwich- Stockwell Street Building, Greenwich.
The Sound / Image colloquium is interested in exploring the
relationships between sounds and images, and the images which sounds
can construct by themselves.
Through a series of complementary strands – talks, screenings,
loudspeaker orchestra concerts – we will bring together artists and
experts to investigate sound and sound-image phenomena.
This year we are delighted to invite both Cornelia Lund and Tim
Howle to join us as special guests.
http://www.gre.ac.uk/ach/events/soundimage
http://www.gre.ac.uk/ach/events/soundimage
SPECIAL GUESTS
Cornelia Lund is an art and media theorist and curator living in
Berlin. Since 2004, she has been co-director of fluctuating images
(http://www.fluctuating-images.de)
a platform for media art and design with a focus on audiovisual
artistic production.
Cornelia Lund is co-editor of /Audio.Visual: On Visual Music and
Related Media/ (Arnoldsche, 2009), /Design der Zukunft/ (AV Edition,
2014), /The Audiovisual /Breakthrough (2015;
http://www.ephemeral-expanded.net/audiovisualbreakthrough/) and the
online platform /Post-Digital
Culture/(post-digital-culture.org/
Tim Howle is Professor of Contemporary music at the University of
Kent. He is fascinated by the relationship between acoustic and
electroacoustic forces and how these can be augmented with the
inclusion of video. “Acousmatic music is a function of the recording
process, however, video can be thought of in a similar way. Adding
acousmatic music to experimental video offers an opportunity to
re-evaluate the position of both art forms where ideas and technical
means are hybridised.”
Sound / Image 2016 – Open Call
We are delighted to present the following call for works to seek
submissions to explore the area of sound / image practice:
http://www.gre.ac.uk/ach/events/soundimage
Call for Papers
We invite submissions on the following topics including, but not
limited to:
Audio-visual composition
Visual Music
Interactive visual performance
Acousmatic composition
Sound and image relationships
Cognition and Perception of Sound / Image Correlates
Sonic image
Perception of sound.
Please submit 500 word abstract.
Call for audio-visual works
We invite composers and filmmakers to submit their audio-visual
compositions for performance.
Works should be no longer than 15 minutes in duration.
Fixed media works will be presented in our ‘Cinema’ space with 16:9
HD projection and 7.1 surround sound.
Live Performances will be presented in our Television Studio space.
Online links to the work should be submitted (soundcloud / dropbox etc.).
Call for acousmatic works
We invite composers to submit acousmatic compositions for performance.
Works should be no longer than 15 minutes in duration.
Works will be presented via loudspeaker orchestra.
Online link to the composition should be submitted.
DEADLINE for submission August 29th.
All submissions will be considered by the conference panel. We aim to
provide a response within 14 days of the deadline.
N.B. This event seeks to encourage and enable the sharing of ideas,
therefore priority will be given to those attending the conference.
Conference registration is compulsory for all delegates.
Registration opens 29^th August and tickets will be processed online
via Eventbrite – link will follow and also be available on our website.
Please check out the website for updates and more information
http://www.gre.ac.uk/ach/events/soundimage
http://www.gre.ac.uk/ach/events/soundimage
If you should need any further information or have any queries please
do not hesitate to contact us
We look forward to seeing you at the Colloquium
Kindest regards
Sound/ Image Colloquium 2016 events team
University of Greenwich
Park Row
Greenwich
London SE10 9LS
Tel: 020 8331 7688
Greenwich-…@greenwich.ac.uk
Dr. Andrew Hill
Lecturer in Sound Design and Music Technology,
Creative Professions and Digital Arts,
University of Greenwich,
London, SE10 9LS.
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