SOUNDS LIKE HER: Gender, Sound Art and Sonic Cultures, Gallery Oldham, 14 December 2019 – 7 March 2020
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Book Launch: SOUNDS LIKE HER
Book launch: SOUNDS LIKE HER – Gender, Sound Art and Sonic Cultures, Cafe OTO, Saturday 23 November 2019, 12.30 – 16.30.
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Satch Hoyt: Afro-Sonic Mapping
What musical patterns have been preserved in the sounds of the African Diaspora, thus defying time and forced migration? What sonic affinities exist between Luanda, Lisbon and Salvador da Bahia, or between Dakar, Cali and Lima? How did postcolonial appropriations and transfer processes become inscribed in contemporary rhythms across the Atlantic and beyond? The artist […]
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We Have Delivered Ourselves from the Tonal
We Have Delivered Ourselves from the Tonal – Of, with, towards, on Julius Eastman A research, exhibition, performance program, 2-days symposium, and a book produced by SAVVY Contemporary and MaerzMusik – Festival for Time Issues We Have Delivered Ourselves from the Tonal – Of, with, towards, on Julius Eastman is an exhibition, and a program […]
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A sound art performance by Elsa M’bala
In summer 2017, Cameroonian sound artist Elsa M’bala (aka AMET) was invited by Yamamoto Keiko Rochaix in London to perform as part of the Art Night 2017 event coinciding with the exhibition Still unresolved and very much ongoing curated by Christine Eyene. This video is an excerpt from the performance. It was also presented as […]
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Let’s Play Vinyl
Goldsmiths – University of London is hosting a vinyl and sound system celebration this January with an exhibition, discussions, workshops and club nights. An exhibition entitled Let’s Play Vinyl, featuring 21 images by photographer Elliot Baxter who was commissioned by Let’s Go Yorkshire, portrays the current generation of reggae sound system operators. Kicking off the […]
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Newsletter: October 2016
October opened in London with the art fairs as main highlights. An addition to Frieze, 1:54 Contemporary African Art Fair (6-9 Oct) continues to grow from strength to strength, taking up more of Somerset House and broadening the scope of its projects. These ranged from the impressive installation of by Zak Ové, Black and Blue: The […]
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We will not give you the satisfaction…
We will not give you the satisfaction… is a postscript on the project WHERE WE’RE AT! Other voices on gender curated by Christine Eyene at BOZAR, Brussels in 2014. Conceived as an illustrated lecture/essay-in-progress, it proposes to revisit the route that has led to an interest in the representation of the black body in art […]
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As part of Le Printemps de Septembre 2016 in Toulouse (France), led by Christian Bernard, Espace Croix-Baragnon is presenting Resonances: Second Movement an exhibition exploring the notion of rhythm in the work of artists from diverse backgrounds. Resonances is the second chapter of the project All Of Us Have Sense Of Rhythm presented at David […]
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