NEWS – Sound:Gender:Feminism:Activism Research Event, London College of Communication

Von: holly via cec conference

Datum: Tue, 18 Oct 2016

Betreff: [cec-c] Sound:Gender:Feminism:Activism Research Event, London

College of Communication

SOUND::GENDER::FEMINISM::ACTIVISM

::2016::

White Noise

11th and 12th November 2016, 10am – 6pm

CRiSAP

London College of Communication

London, SE1 6SB

Tickets: £25/10 including a special publication celebrating SGFA

and lunch (Leon Lewis gourmet vegetarian catering) on both days.

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At SGFA::2016 we will seek to listen together to the complex interplay

between the auditory and social protocols of White Noise. Working out

from white noise’s original sonic conception of a random frequency,

broad-based signal that seemingly masks everything else, white noise is,

increasingly, all around us. As Jennifer Stoever-Ackerman explains,

white noise has become a “sonic protocol,” a socio-cultural norm

transmitted as an often sub-audible yet ubiquitous frequency,

establishing and maintaining perceptual limits of what and who can be heard.

As in previous years, SGFA::2016 will feature a mixture of live

performance, audio and video work and scholarly papers from presenters

including Annie Goh, Anuka Ramischwili-Schafer; Barby Asante and Side

Room; Dan Scott; Gabriella Beckhurst; Gilles Aubry; INVASORIX; Marika

Pratley; Miriam Schinckler; Natasha Lall; Nicola Woodham; Paul Tourle;

Poulomi Desai; Rebecca Bruton; Rommi Smith; Seda Ergül and Tuna Erdem

(Istanbul Queer Art Collective); Shanti Suki and Syma Tariq.

We are delighted to announce that our keynote presenters will be curator

and art historian Christine Eyene and Kingston University chair of

sociology and gender, Professor Vron Ware.

CRiSAP

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Dr Holly Ingleton

Associate Lecturer Sound Arts and Design

Researcher

London College of Communication

University of the Arts London