Films

Date:

World premiere performance took place on 19 November 2001

Venue:

Huddersfield Contemporary Music Festival: Huddersfield Town Hall

Date:

12 November 2011

Venue:

Colour Out of Space Festival

Hugh Metcalfe is a performance artist, filmmaker, poet and 'dubious musician.' He has performed since the late 70s in a number of guises: bands including Fuck Off Batman, Small Faeces, Bicycle Clip

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Date:

2-4 September 2011

Venue:

South Bank Centre, London

Welcome to Vision Sound Music - the UKʼs first festival of music for visuals.

Analogue Kingdom

Date:

2010

Gerald Wells stole his first radio, a Belmont, in 1943 at the age of thirteen.

Screenings

Inaugural Open City London Documentary Festival UCL Birkbeck Cinema, London 19/06/11
Tabor Film Festival: Zabok, Croatia 7-11/06/11
In Production : Nottingham Contemporary 30/03/11
Cut & Splice: Transmission – Wiltons Music Hall,
London 4-6/11/10

Credits

A Film by Esther Johnson
Produced & Distributed by Blanche Pictures

Commissioned by Sound and Music for Cut & Splice: Transmission

Categories

Commissions, Films

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Balloon & Needle

Date:

20-22 January 2011

Venue:

Café Oto, London

Produced by:

Hong Chulki

Choi Joonyong (cracked CD players)
Hong Chulki (turntables)
Ryu Hankil (self-made electro-acoustic instruments)
Jin Sangtae (cracked hard-drive)

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Main Events

Workshop
Thu 20 January at Café Oto, £10 + FREE entry to screenings (advance booking only)

Film screenings
Thu 20 January at Café Oto from 8pm, £5

Performances
Fri 21 January at Café Oto - 8pm, £8 advance, £10 on the door

Performances
Sat 22 January at Café Oto - 8pm, £8 advance, £10 on the door

Produced by

Hong Chulki
www.balloonnneedle.com

with support from LIG Arts Foundation

Partners

no.w.here

Part of the SAM/OTO programme

Categories

Films, Live Events, Workshops

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Date:

Friday 24 - Sunday 26 February 2012

Venue:

The Playhouse Theatre, Whitstable

Produced by:

Sound and Music and The Wire

Off The Page is the UK's only literary festival devoted to music criticism and audio culture.

In this project

Booking Information

3 day festival pass (limited number, advance sales only): £40 + bkg fee 
Friday pass: £12 + bkg fee 
Saturday pass: £20 + bkg fee 
Sunday pass: £15 + bkg fee

Book tickets via Ticketweb

Accessibility

Please note: the Playhouse Theatre Whitstable has restricted wheelchair access.
Ticketholders with access needs are advised to contact Sound and Music info@soundandmusic.org

Co-producer and Co-curator

Venue Partner

Suggested places to stay

All located in Whitstable, within 20 mins walk of the festival venue

Oyster Guest House twin/double rooms from £55 per night

Alliston House twin/double rooms from £60 per night

Copeland House (very central) twin/double rooms from £65 per night

Duke of Cumberland (very central) twin/double rooms from £70 per night

Pearl Fisher twin/double rooms from £90 per night

Whitstable Holiday Homes has self-catering accommodation, including cottages and fishermen's huts, from £200 for two nights

Whitstable also has a Premier Travel Inn

For details of last year's festival please see here

Off The Page 2012 on Facebook

Categories

Festivals, Films, Live Events, Talks & Conferences, Workshops

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Terje Isungset and Lena Nymark (photo: Vidar Herre)

Date:

Friday 7 - Sunday 9 January 2011

Venue:

Somerset House, River Terrace, London, WC2R 1LA

Produced by:

sounduk

Sound and Music is supporting a collaboration between sounduk and Somerset House as they present a series of live

by Sebastian Buerkner

This work was commissioned to explore and experiment with the aesthetics and limitations of the computer screen.

Date:

May 2010

Produced by:

Sound and Music and Netaudio London

At the turn of the new decade, SAM and Netaudio London (Cenatus CIC) are taking account on how their audiences are using the Internet for the creation and consumption of music.

Video:

Music excerpt from Amid The Blaze of Noon by The Village Orchestra. Graphics by Patricia Nimo.

Date:

Saturday 29 May – Sunday 5 September 2010

Venue:

Kew Gardens, London

Produced by:

Sound and Music & Forma (Originally commissioned by AV Festival 08)

Chris Watson’s Whispering in the Leaves is an extraordinary sound installation that immerses visitors to Kew Gardens’ Palm House in the dawn and dusk choruses of the Central and South American rain

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