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Seeing Sound 2018 - Call for Works and Papers - Deadline EXTENDED to 24th January 2018


The bi-annual Seeing Sound Symposium is seeking works and papers for its forthcoming symposium to be held in Bath Spa University, UK

The deadline is VERY soon - tomorrow the 19th January 2018 has been extended to 24th January 2018 - so time to get your entries in. Please do get your paper ideas and or works submitted for consideration for this exciting and worthwhile event.

Visit: http://www.seeingsound.co.uk/2018-2/seeing-sound-2016-submissions/ to submit.

Seeing Sound Website: http://www.seeingsound.co.uk/


PRESS RELEASE:
"Seeing Sound will return for its 5th edition on the 23rd-25th March 2018. We are now open for submissions of papers and audiovisual work, deadline 19th Jan!

Seeing Sound is an informal practice-led symposium exploring multimedia work which foregrounds the relationship between sound and image. It explores areas such as visual music, abstract cinema, experimental animation, audiovisual performance and installation practice through paper sessions, screenings, performances and installations."

In 2018 Seeing Sound celebrates its fifth Seeing Sound at Bath Spa University. To mark this milestone they are making the scope of this event as broad as possible. Where in previous years they have identified specific themes, this time they are casting our net wide. Across contemporary / historical, practical / theoretical, digital / analogue, arts / sciences, performance, installation, expanded cinema, interactive work and gaming, they are interested in any work which explores the role of sound and music in a multimedia context.


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