ELENI IKONIADOU, vocalities entangled in nonhuman history
Born in Athens and based in London, Dr Eleni Ikoniadou is an academic, writer, theorist and curator. Previously in the role of a founding director…
OKKYUNG LEE, improvised music experiments & cello-coloured compositions
Letting sounds speak, strings sing, the South Korean-born artist Okkyung Lee is probably mostly known for her improvised interactions with the cello, while her experimental…
Event: Irruptive Chora’s HYPERSPACE, new hybrid ways of making & sharing art
Irruptive Chora is a collaborative curatorial platform founded in London by artist Ania Mokrycka and curator Agata Kik. Working across physical and virtual spaces, they…
Insight: Junkerry & FutureSound, visionary spatial sound & its transformative potential
Music being the method to instigate social change while spreading the sound and its skilful employment to search for a better new world, FutureSound advocate….
The day after: Berlin Atonal X(Xenakis)100, an abyssal time embodying multiplicity
While on the way to Berlin, time-bending, going in and outside of the grid, we [the writers] started to question historicity through the legacy of…
Biomedia, Interviews, Scout & Trends
SOOJIN CHANG, expanding on animacy through non-hierarchical encounters with technology
Soojin Chang is a Glasgow-based non-binary artist of Korean descent whose multimedia art practice considers interpersonal, interspecies and industrial interdependencies. Inhabiting the systemic cracks of…
Insight: SEMIBREVE Art Programme 2022 brings experimental multimedia artistic gestures to Braga
SEMIBREVE is entering its second decade this year. Happening 27 – 30 October 2022 and spawned in Braga, Portugal’s Silicon Valley of the XXI century,…
Insight: documenta fifteen, exploring economies based on abundance & affect with INLAND collective
Lactic fermentation is a metabolic process in which glucose turns into cellular energy and lactic acid. This is a process in which a substance breaks…
Insight: Hypernormality, searching for symbiotic futures on an inhospitable planet
Early this year, Ö – aka Nicolas Petitfrère, joined PC Music with the release of the ‘AFK’ single, co-produced with A. G. Cook, the record…
WOJCIECH KOSMA, an affective abundance of music with a mouthful of Polish poems
Wojciech Kosma is mainly known for his performance practice based on collaboration and physical presence, unpacking the themes of relationships, emotions and intimacies between oneself…
Curators, Digital Culture, News, Sound
Platform: HYPERSPACE, between physical and online spaces
Addressing accessibility of and within arts, HYPERSPACE searches for new, more inclusive ways of connecting, making and sharing work in the post-pandemic reality. HYPERSPACE recognises…
Rewire 2022: The Day After – Arts & discourse programme
Rewire, one of the annual international festivals for adventurous music, returned to The Hague in April with its eleventh festival edition, bringing together a wide…
Computing Art, Interviews, Sound
VALERY VERMEULEN, a polymath paving the future of art in space & on earth
Valery Vermeulen is a Belgian artist and mathematician, musician and music producer, professor and an author lecturing at KASK-Conservatory-School of Arts in Ghent and a…
Audio & Visual, Sound, The CLOTMix
CLOTMix: CLOT Magazine presents IL SANTO BEVITORE
Il Santo Bevitore is the artistic alter ego of the Italian born London-based musician, producer and sound engineer Nicola Serra, who is also known for…
ZOSIA HOŁUBOWSKA, the synth witch that queers
Born in Poland, Zosia Hołubowska is a sound artist and a non-binary activist based in Vienna; wherein 2014, they founded Sounds Queer? a collective synth…
FLY PAN AM, joyful juxtapositions inside the control and chaos of the contemporary moment
Fly Pan Am originated in Montreal’s late 90s music scene. The group electrified together with the city’s rock bands emerging and vigorously experimenting there back…
Unsound Kraków 2021: The Day After
In 2018, it was the last time I travelled to Kraków without a Covid-19 passport on hand. Presence was the theme of Unsound Festival already…
‘Amoenus & Iklectik Art Lab, artistic explorations into 3D audio’ by Agata Kik
Amoenus has turned IKLECTIK Art Lab into an Ambisonic setup this year, immersed in an amalgam of audio effects. In an organisational partnership, they experiment…
DEMO, from moving image to experimental politics
DEMO – Deptford Moving Image Festival was launched in 2019 in South London. Under the title Hyperworlds, the first edition examined unconventional ways of being…
Insight: Ben Grosser’s ‘Software for Less’, a space to reveal what the digital could become
arebyte Gallery (London) are showing Software for Less, the first UK’s solo show by Ben Grosser, the US-based artist/scientist/coder, who started as a music composer…
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