body>data>space collective member Joseph Hyde is leading a special online edition of Bath Spa University’s long-running Seeing Sound, a practice-led symposium on Visual Music and all things audiovisual. This year’s event will focus on new ways of working in this sector after the challenges of 2020 and will centre around a series of focused panel discussions. Our ‘New Spaces’ panel will discuss new places for our work – physical, virtual, distant and connected – and will be led by Ghislaine Boddington and artist Tarik Barri.
The event takes place over the 12th/13th December, and will be free to attend. Registration details and much more besides will be available on the site.
More at: http://www.seeingsound.co.uk
PICTURE CREDIT: Collective Reality process showing with body>data>space, a Nesta FutureFest / University of Greenwich commission 2016