London College of Communication, University of the Arts London, May 17,
2012
Deadline: Mar 16, 2012
We invite submissions for 10 minute contributions relating to aspects
of research in the context of sound, in its various creative and
theoretical forms, and gender. This is an open call and we welcome
responses from all relevant disciplines and will accept a variety of
formats from short academic presentations to more experimental
contributions.
We are looking to share research with a view to establishing a network
of researchers and practitioners working in these areas. The final
format of the event will be generated around the contributions received.
Please send expressions of interest, including the theme, topic and
format of your presentation, of around 100 words and a short biography
of no more than 100 words by March 16th 2012 to
soundartsevent@crisap.org
supported by CRiSAP http://www.crisap.org/
of research in the context of sound, in its various creative and
theoretical forms, and gender. This is an open call and we welcome
responses from all relevant disciplines and will accept a variety of
formats from short academic presentations to more experimental
contributions.
We are looking to share research with a view to establishing a network
of researchers and practitioners working in these areas. The final
format of the event will be generated around the contributions received.
Please send expressions of interest, including the theme, topic and
format of your presentation, of around 100 words and a short biography
of no more than 100 words by March 16th 2012 to
soundartsevent@crisap.org
supported by CRiSAP http://www.crisap.org/
Call for Proposals for Site Specific Exhibition at Shalford Mill
Contemporary artists are sought for a unique art space. The project
promotes innovative, original, and site-specific installations.
Where?
A temporary exhibition curated in the public area of the National Trust
property Shalford Mill near Guildford, Surrey. The main installation will be in
the ‘Gang’s Room’, but related work could be situated anywhere within the
public access area of the property.
When?
Wednesday 19th September – Sunday 30th September 2012
Proposals requested for:
1. Sound Installation- some archive material is available in the form of
radio interviews.
or
2. Visual artwork based on:
• The life and personalities involved in the Ferguson’s Gang
• Urbanisation- historic and/or contemporary references to
urbanisation.
Proposals to include:
• A written description and examples of how the artist intends the work to
be (Max 500 words).
• A brief statement to clarify the how concept of the proposed artwork
links with one of the above themes (Max 500 words).
• A resume of relevant work to include detail of your practice.
• Max of 5 examples of previous work to be submitted in digital format.
These can be photographs/images for visual artists or soundbites,
showreels etc… for sound artists.
Deadline for initial declarations of interest: Wednesday 15th March, 2012
Please e-mail submissions to:
Note:
Proposed projects must work within the ambience of a disused 18th century
corn mill.
Visits to the site and submission enquiries.
Contact: Polly Bagnall pollybagnall@yahoo.co.uk
Who can submit?
Contemporary artists working in a range of disciplines: film; sound; visual art,
performance and installation looking to explore and create a new site-specific
project. There is no funding available as yet. Should funding become available
the priority will be to firstly to resource the artists’ projects and secondly the
publicity for the exhibition.
Serveral partners are on board offering their services, including the National
Trust.
The exhibition will be promoted by the National Trust locally and nationally
and artists work will be professionally recorded.
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