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THREE DAYS TO GO! Our final contributor, Madison Moore is an artist, cultural critic, DJ and performance-maker based in London.
His work touches pop culture, queer studies, nightlife, sound, media, visual culture and contemporary art, and blurs the lines between scholarship and artistic practice. Madison holds a PhD in American Studies from Yale University and is currently an ERC funded researcher in 'Modern Moves' in the Department of English at King's College London.
Madison's research focuses broadly on (queer) aesthetic practices and experiences. At the center of this work is a commitment to articulating a politics of pleasure, particularly queer pleasure and black joy. Drawing from queer theorists including José Muñoz and Eve Kosofsky Sedgwick, Madison zeroes in on music, fashion, performance, art, and nightlife -- the realm of the aesthetic -- to highlight how people use pleasure every day to stage small acts of resistance.
Further info here >>> http://www.madisonmooreonline.com/
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APPLICATIONS NOW OPEN FOR SHONA PROJECTS RESIDENCY Eilean Shona, Scotland 11-18 May 2017
In response to current socio-political unrest, this forthcoming one-week residency will utilise the remote environment of Eilean Shona to explore the charged idea of ‘safe space’.
The week long programme is intended - not as a comprehensive examination of what we consider to be 'safe space' - but rather as a series of provocations from selected contributors who will consider the term within different specialisms, experiences, environments and communities.
Contributors include Under the Moon, Sarah Rugheimer, Madison Moore and Tai Shani, with further contributions TBC.
Twelve participants will be selected to take part in this residency from an open call.
Click here for more information about the programme and here for details on how to apply.
DEADLINE FOR APPLICATIONS
27th April at 23:00
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Dr Sarah Rugheimer will be joining us on Eilean Shona to discuss her research around life on other planets.
"Currently we are finding planets that are Earth-sized and temperate for the first time in history. These questions of our origins and the distribution of life in the Universe are the main driving inspiration for my day to day work".
To take part in the one-week residency in May, submit your application by 23:00 on 27/04/17 https://www.shonaprojects.com/apply/
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These pictures were made at or near Bailetonach, a settlement on Eilean Shona abandoned during the potato blight in the middle of the 1800′s. I used a medium format camera and black and white film.
Frank McElhinney
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The Lights Out Listening Group Podcast is now LIVE!
Featuring contributions by:
For full information check the website; https://lightsoutlisteninggroup.wordpress.com/november-eilean-shona/
THANK YOU LOLG!
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Some pictures as a contribution from Bryony McIntyre
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DAY THREE!
Hike up to the top of Beinn a' Bhàillidh to learn more about islands, listening and recording. Then discussing the brain as it thinks and feels about music over sausages… Once the sun goes down we experience the audio pleasures of Lights out Listening Group and all the contributed audio works!
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A morning scavenge on Eilean Shona in preparation for a performance by the wondrous Urara Tsuchiya and Paul Kindersley
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Sun shining down on DAY 1 on Eilean Shona for Shona Projects Pilot Weekend
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We are here!
Shona Projects Pilot happening NOW!
Where possible we will upload images and notes from the weekend here or on twitter @shona_projects.
A full archive of responses to the weekend and LOLG audio works will be uploaded to our archive after the Pilot Weekend.
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CALL OUT for audio and radio works!
Lights Out Listening Group will be hosting a special one off event on Eilean Shona as part of the Shona Projects Pilot Weekend. Make and submit an audio or radio work which will be listened to in complete darkness on the island and also broadcasted and archived online
Deadline is MON 16 NOV - follow this link to find out more https://lightsoutlisteninggroup.wordpress.com/
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***A BIG THANK YOU*** to all those who applied to take part in the Pilot Weekend for Shona Projects
Successful applicants will be announced soon along with a detailed event programme
Exciting times ahead...
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Island facts!
Gavin Parsons will be taking part in the Pilot Weekend for Shona Projects to give us a brief account on the history of Scottish Islands.
Gavin is a lecturer for the University of the Highlands and Islands and teaches a module on the Island Studies programme called ‘From Muckle Flugga to Pladda'.
He is based at Sabhal Mor Ostaig in Skye which is Scotland's only college of further and higher education providing courses taught through the medium of Scottish Gaelic.
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During the pilot weekend for Shona Projects, Professor Frank Pollick will discuss audio and visual understanding in relation to his current research ‘The brain as it thinks and feels about music’
Don't miss out - if you'd like to attend the pilot weekend be sure to submit a statement of interest by MONDAY 9 NOV at 9am - that is ONE DAY AND COUNTING!!!
http://www.shonaprojects.com/
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