The Centre for Creative Futures and the Sound & Image Festival at the University of Greenwich host a five week ZUUK residency in the Project Space in partnership with the Institute for Inclusive Communities & Environments and University of Greenwich Galleries.
Please note: Event capacity is limited, therefore advance booking is strongly encouraged.
All event and booking information can be found below.
(A refundable deposit is required to reserve a slot.)*
A one-on-one live performance that combines human touch, spatial audio, VR synchronisation. Part of a larger research project exploring the role of XR and human touch in digital mental health therapies. Full details below.
(A refundable deposit is required to reserve a slot.)*
Part audio-led interactive performance, part dating agency, Binaural Dinner Date invites strangers to get to know each other better. Full details below.
‘RADIO GHOST’ 11th November – 17th December FREE TO STAFF AND STUDENTS
(A refundable deposit is required to reserve a slot.)*
Part game, part interactive radio show and part ghost-hunt. Navigate a world that knows the price of everything, and the cost of nothing! Full details below.
A 3-day international symposium of research aiming to address questions of audio-led & instruction-based performance practices in nuanced and provocative ways, and to redress the imbalance in representation through the ‘voices’ invited to debate the issues. Full details below.
DO AS YOU’RE TOLD and SOUND/IMAGE ticket-holders can book a FREE ticket for WITHIN TOUCHING DISTANCE, BINAURAL DINNER DATE and RADIO GHOST through an Eventbrite code to be shared upon registration.
* GIVEN THE EXTREMELY LIMITED CAPACITY, PUBLIC EVENTS REQUIRE A DEPOSIT IN ORDER TO SECURE SLOTS. DEPOSITS ARE INTENDED AS SAFETY MECHANISM TO ENSURE SLOTS ARE NOT WASTED.
REFUND POLICY: UOG STAFF/STUDENTS WILL BE REFUNDED IN FULL BY SHOWING THEIR UOG ID AT THE MOMENT OF ARRIVAL AT THE VENUE. FOR REFUNDS TO BE PROCESSED, ARRIVAL AT THE VENUE MUST HAPPEN 15 MINUTES BEFORE THE TIME AND DATE SCHEDULED FOR YOUR SLOT.
For further details on the projects, check the ZU-UK website.
For further information about the Sound/Image 2023 visit here.
The Centre for Creative Futures and the Sound & Image Festival at the University of Greenwich presentWithin Touching Distance, Binaural Dinner Date and Radio Ghost in partnership with the Institute for Inclusive Communities & Environments
The exhibition marks the culmination of the research and visual practice generated throughout Susana G. Larrañaga’s PhD in Digital Arts, which investigates the toxic and the Web 2.0.
Using an imaginary of the ruderal, of disturbed landscapes and their organisms, this post-digital exhibition brings forth a material and plural view of online and offline more-than-human relations. Reflecting on the accumulative toxic emergence of the Web 2.0: materially and psycho-socially polluting, online conspiracy theories concomitant to the pollution of mineral extraction.
Utilising a predominantly rubble-based artistic practice, which reversely mines data streams, Documents of the Web 2.0 explores anti-social practices online while shifting vision to anthropogenic landscapes. The artworks, which generate tension between medium and content, highlight the luxurious materiality of the digital and our current posthuman condition.
SOUND/IMAGE 2023 brings together a selection of international artists who embrace ideas of collaborative processes and shared creativity. While the individual artworks and installations take on board a wide range of conceptual concerns, they all explore the relationships between sounds and images, and the images which sounds can construct by themselves.The exhibition will run from 10th November until 16th December, 2023.
Special installations by Tony Hill and Christopher Speed will also be open for a limited time to the public from 10-7:30 on 11 November and 10 – 6:30 on 12 November.
In addition to the exhibition, the SOUND/IMAGE Festival 2023 includes an intensive 4 day conference taking place 9th – 12th November. From over 340 submissions, the programme of complementary talks, screenings, loudspeaker orchestra concerts, and performances – bringing together composers, filmmakers, electronic musicians, live visual performers, researchers from all over the world to stimulate discussion, debate and engage diverse perspectives and new insights on sound and audiovisual practice.
This year’s post-graduate exhibitionSpectrum is a celebration of the powerfully diverse subject interests and practices resulting from a year of intense study at Greenwich. On both the MA Digital Arts and MA Design, these creatives have worked across a massive range of concepts, technologies, and materials which often times combine and mix to form something unexpected. They are also a group from diverse backgrounds, nationalities and cultures – something that has provided a huge scope for discussing ideas and works from real world perspectives. Learning through making is key to these Masters, and experimentation and practice-led research has given them practical ways of developing new methodologies within their practices. Across all the entire exhibition it is very evident that there is a strong desire to bring the digital into the physical world which in turn truly initiates a public facing conversation through their work. It is with great pleasure that we present Spectrum 2023.
MA Digital Arts works by: Maksym Poda, Stergiani Siourtou, Diana Pinhão, Yomi Adebayo, Andreas Arany-Toth, Nihal Bhunjum, Inna Halasyova and Irtaza Ali Siyed.
MA Design works by: Albin Baby, Levina Thomas, Maya Balfour, Karina Igbosi, Samiea McGovern and Tilly Penn.
