This research project is funded by an AHRC Early Career Leadership Fellowship (2019-2021) and hosted by the Faculty of Arts and Humanities at the University of Southampton.

Jan 9
Jan 9

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Voicing the Political | Nottingham Contemporary | 11 June, 2 July, 23rd July 2019

These study sessions address vocality as a phenomenon at the confluence of embodiment and technicity, the individual and the collective, interior and exterior, sound and sense. Each session will comprise screenings, collective readings, and listening experiments. By discussing language-based artistic and literary practices, we will work together to interrogate the politics of how voice is used, represented, imagined and heard.

The polyvocal is political

Dec 31

Dec 31 The polyvocal is political

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6.30-8.30pm | June 11 2019 | Nottingham Contemporary

Study Session, with screening of films by Emma Wolukau-Wanambwa and Lis Rhodes

Attuning to voice

Dec 15

Dec 15 Attuning to voice

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6.30-8.30pm | July 2 2019 | Nottingham Contemporary

Study Session, with screening of films by Laure Prouvost and Lis Rhodes

The subject of the sentence

Dec 1

Dec 1 The subject of the sentence

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6.30-8.30pm | July 23 2019 | Nottingham Contemporary

Study Session with screening of film by Lis Rhodes