Creative Research into Sound Arts Practice, London College of Communication, London (2026)

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London College Of Communication

17/06/2026

CRiSAP warmly recommends:

“Conclusion” LCC BA Sound Arts Graduate Showcase 2026

17 June – 20 June 2026
London College of Communication, UAL: University of the Arts London, Elephant and Castle, London SE1 6SB

Graduating students from BA (Hons) Sound Arts invite you to ‘Conclusion’, a group exhibition containing sonic works, film, installations, and sculpture.

Victoria S Porter // Kit Beaufoy // Minsoo Chang // Patrick Shaw // Moyan Tan // Tal Lilburn-Quick // Evaneh Bennett // Cora Zhang // Jack Gavey // Wendi Shen

‘Conclusion’ marks a coming together of graduating artists whose practices have developed around the conditions in which the artists create, touching on a variety of themes, including: politics, gender, self, the domestic sphere, materiality, space, and temporality.

Visitors are encouraged to listen closely to each work, engage with the descriptions of works, and interact where appropriate.

✍️ Booking for the Show https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/shows-2026-screen-exhibition-tickets-1985066580579

** Events programme **
17 June – 18 June 2026

The Grad Show Preview Event
📅 Wed 17th June, 6-9pm
📍 Well Gallery and Sound Art department
✍️ https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/shows-2026-screen-launch-event-tickets-1985065918599

BA Sound Arts Performance Evening
📅 Wed 17th June, 6:30-8pm
📍 Lecture Theatre C
✍️ https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/ba-hons-sound-arts-performance-evening-tickets-1991200658772

As part of the exhibition Conclusion, two graduating BA (Hons) Sound Arts artists Victoria S Porter and Evaneh Bennett will present live performances exploring location, politics, and memory through experimental music and sound art. Responding to the environments and conditions that shape artistic practice, these works invite audiences into live sonic experiences that reflect on place, identity, and collective experience.

BA Sound Arts & BA Music Production Graduate Film Screening
📅 Thu 18th June 4-5pm
📍 Lecture Theatre C
✍️ https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/ba-hons-sound-arts-and-ba-hons-music-production-film-screening-tickets-1991201114134

Join us for a film screening showcasing the brilliant work of our graduating BA Sound Arts & BA Music Production students. There will be Q&As with the students to delve deeper into the creative process behind each project. This is an opportunity to witness the innovative work of our students and gain insight into the creative process of sound design and composition for screen.

Curator & Producer: Hannah Kemp-Welch

All events take place at London College of Communication, University of Arts London, Elephant and Castle, London SE1 6SB

08/06/2026

Happening tomorrow!

CRiSAP Presents: Electromagnetic Fields: Artistic Research and Radio Waves

Radio Symposium FM and online | 3pm-11pm (GMT+1) Tuesday 9th June 2026

With thanks to the Symposium hosts:

Soundcamp are an arts cooperative based at Stave Hill Ecological Park in Rotherhithe and Work Shop 1 in Loughborough Junction, with members in Glasgow, Berlin, Yorkshire, Crete and The Netherlands. We are interested in diy infrastructures that can move live sounds between places and situations, and give attention to less heard human and non-human communities. Our work appears as live transmissions, workshops, sound devices and events. Current projects include the annual Soundcamp / REVEIL event and broadcast over dawn chorus day each year; an open work shop and radio station at Work Shop 1, LJ:Works, South London; the activist radio series: Radio With Palestine, in collaboration with Radio al Hara; and a sister organisation in Catalunya with Barcelona-based artist pantea (So).

Read about the rest of the programme that starts tomorrow and book here (free): https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/electromagnetic-fields-artistic-research-and-radio-waves-tickets-1987060284802?aff=CRiSAPfacebook

07/06/2026

CRiSAP Presents: Electromagnetic Fields: Artistic Research and Radio Waves

Radio Symposium FM and online | 3pm-11pm (GMT+1) Tuesday 9th June 2026

Performing together as a duo:

Kathy Hinde is an interdisciplinary artist whose practice embraces open methods and evolving processes. Through installations, performances and site specific experiences, she aims to nurture a deeper connection to the more-than-human world.

Lia Mazzari is a sound artist and researcher working with open-source sound transmission technologies in environmental research as unique tools for alternative ‘live’ models of listening, responding to, and composing with more-than-human environments.

Read about the rest of the speakers and book here (free): https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/electromagnetic-fields-artistic-research-and-radio-waves-tickets-1987060284802?aff=CRiSAPfacebook

04/06/2026

CRiSAP Presents: Electromagnetic Fields: Artistic Research and Radio Waves

Radio Symposium FM and online | 3pm-11pm (GMT+1) Tuesday 9th June 2026

Audible infrastructures:

Angus Carlyle explores environments and atmospheres as embodiments of stress and relief, with listening becoming writing, recordings, photographs and films. Powerlines, a CD of recordings of electricity in the Arctic came out in 2024.

The artworks of Claire Williams take the form of woven antennas, glass sculptures filled with plasma or devices that sense the invisible. Data of radio-telescopes, radio scanners and DIY antennas materialise themselves in knitted stitches, sound vibrations or through luminous plasma using real time energies.

Emiddio Vasquez is a Cypriot-Dominican artist, musician and theorist, whose research is shaped by the politics of matter and how they inform sound and computation. His focus on the ways these transform and resonate across media and materialities, doubles as a strategy for engaging with the ideological infrastructures at stake.

Read about the rest of the programme and book here (free):
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/electromagnetic-fields-artistic-research-and-radio-waves-tickets-1987060284802?aff=CRiSAPfacebook

02/06/2026

CRiSAP Presents: Electromagnetic Fields: Artistic Research and Radio Waves

Radio Symposium FM and online | 3pm-11pm (GMT+1) Tuesday 9th June 2026

Field Listening Panel:

Anna Friz is a Canadian transmission, sound, and media artist, and media studies scholar. She specializes in self-reflexive radio for broadcast, installation or performance, where radio is the source, subject, and medium of the work. https://nicelittlestatic.com/

Sébastien Robert (b. 1993, Nantes, FR) is an interdisciplinary artist and researcher working at the intersection of visual and sound art, technology, science, and ethnography. A long-time VLF listener, his recent work The Lights Which Can Be Heard is an artistic research project in collaboration with radio astronomer Rob Stammes, exploring the sounds of the Northern Lights as witnessed by various Indigenous communities in the Arctic.

Rob Stammes is a radio astronomer based in Lofoten, Norway, specialising in monitoring Earth’s electromagnetic activity, including auroral phenomena.

Read about the rest of the programme and book here (free): https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/electromagnetic-fields-artistic-research-and-radio-waves-tickets-1987060284802?aff=CRiSAPfacebook

28/05/2026

CRiSAP Presents: Electromagnetic Fields: Artistic Research and Radio Waves

Radio Symposium FM and online | 3pm-11pm (GMT+1) Tuesday 9th June 2026

Curated by artist-researchers Hannah Kemp-Welch, Anna Clock and Lia Mazzari.

Hannah Kemp-Welch is a sound artist with a social practice. Since gaining her amateur radio license in 2019, she has focused on developing inclusive pedagogies and technologies for radio.

Anna Clock is a composer, sound artist and researcher, whose work spans live performance, film, text and intervention. They are currently pursuing an AHRC/Techne-funded Collaborative Doctoral Award with the Science Museum and Royal Holloway University exploring quantum aurality and how we listen to outer space.

Lia Mazzari is a sound artist and researcher working with open-source sound transmission technologies in environmental research as unique tools for alternative ‘live’ models of listening, responding to, and composing with more-than-human environments.

Read about the rest of the speakers and book here (free): https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/electromagnetic-fields-artistic-research-and-radio-waves-tickets-1987060284802?aff=CRiSAPinsta

25/05/2026

Sound Arts Guest Lecture Series | Ash Reid
Thursday 28 May 2.30pm - 4.30pm GMT

This week we end our Summer Term Programme of Sound Arts Guest Lecture Series presented by LCC Sound Arts and CRiSAP.

Convened by Annie Goh with guest curation from Ecka Mordecai and Rory Salter with support from the Course Support Admin and Sound Arts Tech teams.

16 April – 28 May 2026
Thursdays 2.30pm - 4.30pm GMT
Mark Wagner • Sue Lynch • Nisha Ramayya • (RP BOO) Kavain Wayne Space with Seymour Wright • Moreskinsound • Li Yilei • Ash Reid • ....................................................................

UAL students and staff: In person, Lecture Theatre B, London College of Communication
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Ash Reid is a performer based in London. Her practice uses the concept of ‘historic layering’ as it appears in urban conservation analysis to think about how specific uses of land and changes in social structure relate to, or are mirrored in, contemporary rituals of work, revolt and compliance - in particular, how these relations, similarities or dissonances can be used together as a compositional tool sonically. The research focusses on land use and ownership in British history, attempting to identify specific sounds, texts, rhythms, images and movements from both historic and contemporary periods of crisis, and the links between alterations and use of public space and social control, often played out in moments of festivity, recorded through public broadcast materials like pirate radio or its pre-technological equivalent.

She is currently completing a PhD researching feminist film distributor Cinenova, and teaches on the MFA at Goldsmiths.

Image credits: Brian Hartley

15/05/2026

Sound Arts Guest Lecture Series | Li Yilei
Thursday 21 May 2.30pm - 4.30pm GMT

This week we continue our Summer Term Programme of Sound Arts Guest Lecture Series presented by LCC Sound Arts and CRiSAP

Convened by Annie Goh with guest curation from Ecka Mordecai and Rory Salter with support from the Course Support Admin and Sound Arts Tech teams.

16 April – 28 May 2026
Thursdays 2.30pm - 4.30pm GMT
Mark Wagner • Sue Lynch • Nisha Ramayya • (RP BOO) Kavain Wayne Space with Seymour Wright • Moreskinsound • Li Yilei • Ash Reid • ....................................................................

UAL students and staff: In person, Lecture Theatre B, London College of Communication

External Guests: via livestream. Register on Eventbrite. Link in bio and at
https://bit.ly/SAGLS_Summer26 ...................................................................
Li Yilei is a Chinese-born, London-based artist and composer whose work moves through tacit listening, perceptual thresholds, and the quiet tensions between presence and disappearance. Guided by a quietly mystic approach to sensing, Li treats sound as a porous field of attunement where intuition, resonance, and the barely perceptible begin to speak. Li’s multi-media practice attends to silence, absence, and non-verbal states as active agents that shape perception as much as the audible.
Unfolding through restrained gestures and spectral drift, Li’s compositions often incorporate instruments, objects, spanning tapes, theremins, ethnic instruments, field recordings, self-built devices, and organic materials. Fragments, objects, and transient sites enter the work as momentary anchors within shifting terrains, creating spaces where attention deepens, thresholds blur, and sound becomes a mode of attunement.
Since 2017, alongside releasing music records, Li’s work has spanned performance, installation, and composition for film, theatre, and dance. Their work has been performed and presented and performed internationally at Barbican Centre (UK), King’s Place (UK), Cafe Oto (UK), Nottingham Contemporary (UK), TATE Britain (UK), V&A East Storehouse (UK), ESEA Contemporary (UK), Musée des Beaux-Arts de Rennes (FR), UCCA Contemporary (CN), Tai Kwun Contemporary (HK), Lincoln Centre (US), MAO Torino (IT), and more.
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08/05/2026

Sound Arts Guest Lecture Series | Moreskinsound
Thursday 14 May 2.30pm - 4.30pm GMT

This week we continue our Summer Term Programme of Sound Arts Guest Lecture Series presented by LCC Sound Arts and CRiSAP

Convened by Annie Goh with guest curation from Ecka Mordecai and Rory Salter with support from the Course Support Admin and Sound Arts Tech teams.

16 April – 28 May 2026
Thursdays 2.30pm - 4.30pm GMT
Mark Wagner • Sue Lynch • Nisha Ramayya • (RP BOO) Kavain Wayne Space with Seymour Wright • Moreskinsound • Li Yilei • Ash Reid • ....................................................................

UAL students and staff: In person, Lecture Theatre B, London College of Communication

External Guests: via livestream. Register on Eventbrite. Link in bio and at
https://bit.ly/SAGLS_Summer26 ...................................................................
Moreskinsound is a sound and movement collaboration between Ania Psenitsnikova and David Toop. They focus on the liminality of space, stillness, slowness and silence, approached through improvisation, materials and the nature of space. Their work together encompasses public performance (Japan, Prague, Basel, Tartu, Sydney, Norway, London, etc), photography, video, texts and documented non-public events described as inactions (in Cornwall, Queensland, Norway, Thailand, Estonia).

Ania Psenitsnikova is a visual and performance artist and curator. Born in Estonia, she has travelled and learned butoh dance with Flavia Ghisalberti, Moeno Wakamatsu, Masaki Iwana and Daisuke Yoshimoto. Studying music independently since 1996, she has worked as an aerial dance artist since 2011 and bodywork therapist since 2015.

David Toop is a musician, writer and curator. Artists he has performed with include Ryuichi Sakamoto, Thurston Moore, Sidsel Endresen, Akio Suzuki and Rie Nakajima, along with butoh dancers Mitsutaka Ishii and Min Tanaka. His books include Ocean of Sound, Into the Maelstrom and Sinister Resonance
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Website: https://www.moreskinsound.com
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Photo Credit: Luke Fowler

06/05/2026

Sound Arts Guest Lecture Series | Kavain Wayne Space (RP BOO) In conversation with Seymour Wright
Thursday 07 May 2.30pm - 4.30pm GMT

This week we continue our Summer Term Programme of Sound Arts Guest Lecture Series presented by LCC Sound Arts and CRiSAP

Convened by Annie Goh with guest curation from Ecka Mordecai and Rory Salter with support from the Course Support Admin and Sound Arts Tech teams.

16 April – 28 May 2026
Thursdays 2.30pm - 4.30pm GMT
Mark Wagner • Sue Lynch • Nisha Ramayya • (RP BOO) Kavain Wayne Space with Seymour Wright• Li Yilei • Ash Reid • ....................................................................

UAL students and staff: In person, Lecture Theatre B, London College of Communication

External Guests: via livestream. Register on Eventbrite. Link in bio and at
https://bit.ly/SAGLS_Summer26 ...................................................................
Kavain Space a.k.a. RP Boo is a man who is revered and respected amongst the dance music cognoscenti. He’s cited as one of the originators of Footwork, the fast, repetitive, rhythmically syncopated music & dance style that’s a grandchild of Chicago house and which has been brought to the wider world via releases from Planet Mu and others, alongside internet archaeology from fans, experts and enthusiasts.

Seymour Wright is a saxophonist living in London. His work is about the creative, situated friction of learning, ideas, people, and the saxophone – music, history and technique – actual and potential. Seymour’s solo music is documented on four widely-acclaimed collections – Seymour Wright of Derby (2008), Seymour Writes Back (2015), Is This Right? (2017) and RITES (2023). A series of on-going, international, long-term, collaborative projects are core to his work, some of these are: with Crystabel Riley; أحمد [Ahmed], with Antonin Gerbal, Joel Grip and Pat Thomas; GUO with Daniel Blumberg; The X-Ray Hex Tet; and, XT with Paul Abbott (which also has on-going trios with Anne Gillis, Kavain Wayne Space/RP Boo Trio and Pat Thomas; and lll人,he is also a founding member of The Creaking Breeze Ensemble.
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Website: https://planet.mu/artists/rp-boo/
http://seymourwright.com/

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