Student Show
Daily Concerns // LCC MA Sound Arts // Dilston Grove
04 Dec 2016 – 11 Dec 2016
Southwark Park Galleries - Dilston Gallery
London, United Kingdom
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Leanne Cunningham
Event
Daily Concerns: Symposium and Performances // LCC MA Sound Arts // Dilston Grove
10 Dec 2016
Regular hours
- Saturday
- 12:00 – 17:00
Cost of entry
Free but booking is essential: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/lcc-postgraduate-shows-2016-ma-sound-arts-symposium-and-performances-tickets-29816693533#tickets
Address
- Southwark Park
- London
England - SE16 2DD
- United Kingdom
Travel Information
- Buses 1, 47, 188, 199, 225, 381, C10, P12 all stop at Canada Water
- Canada Water on Jubilee and London Overground Lines
- Canada Water on London Overground Line
Event map
A symposium organised in conjunction with Daily Concerns, the final exhibition of the LCC MA Sound Arts students at CGP London - Dilston Grove.
About
DAILY CONCERNS: SYMPOSIUM AND PERFORMANCES
CGP London, Dilston Grove
A symposium organised in conjunction with Daily Concerns, the final exhibition of the LCC MA Sound Arts students at Dilston Grove, 10 December 1 - 4.30pm.
The symposium is FREE but booking is required:
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/lcc-postgraduate-shows-2016-ma-sound-arts-symposium-and-performances-tickets-29816693533#tickets
- 1pm Symposium with Sam Belinfante and Lisa Hall
- The symposium will focus on the role of sound in relation to the everyday, the domestic and notions of care. With talks from Sam Belinfante and Lisa Hall, as well as contributions from the artists and the Course Leader Thomas Gardner, chaired by the exhibition's curator Irene Revell. The symposium will also be an opportunity to engage directly with the artists' research, with the display of their research posters and through direct conversation, a unique facet of the course.
- The symposium will focus on the role of sound in relation to the everyday, the domestic and notions of care. With talks from Sam Belinfante and Lisa Hall, as well as contributions from the artists and the Course Leader Thomas Gardner, chaired by the exhibition's curator Irene Revell. The symposium will also be an opportunity to engage directly with the artists' research, with the display of their research posters and through direct conversation, a unique facet of the course.
- 2.45pm Performances by Khaled Kaddal, Leanne Cunningham and Ilia Rogatchevski
- Khaled Khaddal’s multipartite performance project, CODE 03 and CODE 20, explores the psychological impact of the belliphonic on the listener during transformative socio-political events, and CODE 20 will be performed this afternoon. Leanne Cunningham’s performance installation evokes a new set-up of dialogue, as an alternative archive of personal knowledge. Ilia Rogatchevski’s work, through a series of ‘mute radio objects’ and live radio transmissions, invites the presence of the pure earth signal into the exhibition space, and explores the simultaneous nature of radio as ever-present, yet only accessible through specific mediating technologies.
