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SUMMARY:Listening for Traces: Conflict\, Sound & Memory
DESCRIPTION:The brand new Rizq Art Initiative in Abu Dhabi continues to impress. Its second exhibition is an experimental examination of the enduring impact of conflict on people\, places\, language\, and relationships through the medium of sound; it’s curated by Cathy Lane\, Professor of Sound Arts at University of the Arts London\, and includes works from some of the world’s most notable sound artists (among them Cathy Lane herself). \n“Their diverse work reflects the cyclical nature of conflict\, the wounds of history and the potent feedback loop that continues to exert influence on today’s world”\, says the gallery; this should be a really interesting and potentially eye- (ear?-) opening show. \nThe artists: \nAbdullah Al Othman (KSA)\nAsma Ghanem (Palestine)\nAlexia Webster (South Africa)\nCathy Lane (UK)\nChristopher Marianetti (USA)\nAngus Carlyle (UK)\nJananne Al Ani (UK / Iraq)\nLouise K Wilson (UK)\nMartin John Callanan (UK)\nNour Sokhon (Lebanon)\nOpen Group (Ukraine)\nShirin Neshat (Iran)\nThomas Gardner (UK)\nUzma Falak (India)\nYara Mekawei (Egypt)\nHasan Hujairi (Bahrain)\nLawrence Abu Hamdan (Jordan)\nMeena Vari (India)\nSafeya Alblooshi (UAE)\nShafeena Yusuff Ali (India)\nSyma Tariq (UK) \nDuring the four-week exhibition a series of programmes and curatorial walkthroughs dive deeper into the relationship between conflict and its portrayal in sound art. \nTo 20 March. \nAbove: Asma Ghanem / Christopher Marianetti / Alexia Webster: still from ‘Wall Piano’ (2018)
URL:https://magpie.ae/event/listening-for-traces-conflict-sound-memory/
CATEGORIES:Exhibition,Sound art
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SUMMARY:ElectroFest
DESCRIPTION:The NYUAD Arts Center’s mini festival of electronic music\, now in its fourth edition\, is getting more substantial: it’s still a one-day event “tailored for those with an ear for experimental and electronic genres\, as well as those with a keen curiosity”\, but under this year’s theme ‘AmbiNoise’ it offers a busy and quirky afternoon/evening of sounds and comment that “aims to uncover and spotlight the unconventional facets of electronic music that flourish beyond conventional spaces”. \nThe event is curated by sound artist Safeya Alblooshi\, an NYUAD alumna who is current a Research Assistant with the Music and Sound Cultures Research Group there. \nThe programme: \n\n3.35pm James Kelly x Emil Sein Piece for Saxophone and Lathe Cut Records\n4.05pm Tarik Omar\n4.45pm Jordan Cortez (Sukatoyo) Ephemeral Echoes: Timeless Recollections\n5.25pm WYWY\n5.55pm Hasan Hujairi The Very Specific Archives\n6.25pm Isaac Sullivan (Echo Holdings) Echo Holdings x Cosmogony\n6.55pm Joe Najm Off The Record II\n7.25pm Q&A\n7.45pm Dinner Break\n8.30pm After 12 Collective\n9.10pm espervene A Somber Bliss\n9.40pm Angelo (She Listens To Nargaroth Because Our Cat Is German) Gestalt Numb/Err XX??\n10pm Jam Session and Closing Set\n\n 
URL:https://magpie.ae/event/electrofest/
LOCATION:The Arts Center @ NYUAD\, NYUAD Campus\, Saadiyat Island\, Abu Dhabi\, United Arab Emirates
CATEGORIES:Sound art
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240210
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240211
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SUMMARY:Naser Al Sughaiyer: Lisan
DESCRIPTION:A semi-fictional sound-walk in the Jaddaf Waterfront Sculpture Park\, departing from the Jameel and following the Dubai Creek along the Jaddaf waterfront. It is an immersive and interactive experience narrated by a 12-year-old girl\, leading audiences through contrasting natural and urban landscapes\, bringing to light the many lives of the creek and its human and more-than-human inhabitants. The result is a meditation on ecological care\, bringing together the creek’s acoustic ecologies and prompting listeners to engage with the sensory overstimulation that is a hallmark of contemporary living. \nUse headphones for the full experience. You can take the walk at any time\, but the time window from 4 pm until sunset is recommended. \nLisan is curated by Nadine El khoury for the Jameel\, performed by Aikaterini Bikou\, sound-designed by Joe Najm\, “and channelled in collaboration with the creek\, birds\, fish\, feet\, bridges\, cars\, airplanes\, and the countless more-than-human kin of Al Jaddaf Waterfront”. \n  \n  \n 
URL:https://magpie.ae/event/naser-al-sughaiyer-lisan/
LOCATION:Jaddaf Waterfront Sculpture Park\, Jameel Arts Centre\, Dubai
CATEGORIES:Sound art
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Dubai:20231004T200000
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SUMMARY:Emmie McLuskey: Creative Practices and Curation in Sound Art
DESCRIPTION:Glasgow-based Emmie McLuskey works with sculpture\, print\, sound and performance to explore the physical embodiment of communication with a particular focus on systems of learning. McLuskey works across the roles of artist\, programmer\, writer and educator. She sees these as completely interlinked and inseparable from each other\, these multiple expressions\, regardless of form\, all come from a desire to communicate and process the nuance and complexity of our world alongside others. Collaboration is central to her work\, starting with a shared question or observation that she explores more deeply through practice; this has previously taken the form of publications\, events\, objects\, conversations and exhibitions; recent works have centred around interactions in and between bodies\, considering the systems that control and record them. This Sharjah Art Foundation talk outlines her approach and practice.
URL:https://magpie.ae/event/emmie-mcluskey-creative-practices-and-curation-in-sound-art/
LOCATION:Sharjah Art Foundation — Calligraphy Square\, Sharjah
CATEGORIES:Sound art,Talk
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