sounding John Cage Speech 1955

I performed John Cage 1955 Speech ( news reader) with Wesley Goatley, Danny Bright, Nicola Genetic Moo and Emily Stone at The Beaney Museum Canterbury as part of Switched On an event I curated for Radio Arts. More pics are found of this amazing evening now on Radio Arts website http://radioarts.org.uk/

Switched On Beaney Museum Radiophonic Event curated by Magz Hall

Book Book fee tickets at https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/myevent?eid=16192966599

MORLEY GALLERY : THE ENGINE ROOM International Sound Art Exhibition

I am delighted my work Spiritual Radio, a transmitting FM book, has been selected for The Engine Room International Sound Art Exhibition. The show is happening at Morley College Gallery and features work by the work and other finalists for the engine room sound art competition, supported by TC Electronic, Tannoy, Mogami and HBB Communications. Dates: […]

Switched On

A special live music event I am putting on at the Beaney Museum. Get your free tickets for this Switched On event at this link https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/switched-on-tickets-16192966599

Book workshops

Check out my latest radio Book Workshops.

Radio Mind aired on Radiophrenia CCA Gallery Glasgow

Radio Mind and the Dreamlands commissions are being aired on Radiophrenia from the CCA Gallery 13th -19th April across Glasgow full details of the broadcasts found here http://radiophrenia.scot/listen-2/

Reclaim the Waves exhibited at Tate Britian till May 8th

Reclaim the Waves is now installed at the Tate Britain until May 8th in the Learning Gallery. The radio installation was made by London based participants with myself and Jim from Radio Arts over three workshops.

Keynote talk at Net Station Conference University of Minho

I am really looking forward to taking part in the Net Station International conference at the University of Minho April 23rd -24th and am delighted they have asked me to talk about my radio art research and projects. Full details here http://www.netstation2015.org/

Reclaiming the Waves

For the last three Saturdays I have been working with an amazing group of people at Tate Britain who share two things in common they all live in London and are over 65 bar one. Jim and I were delighted to be approached by Tate Community Learning to run a series of Radio Arts workshops […]

“A wo(man)’s work is never done” exhibition curated by Poulomi Desai

Poulomi Usurp Desai has curated an exhibition for Sound and Music for the Google Cultural Institute as part of International Womens Day, its an exploration of feminist & radical sound workers and composers from the British Music Collection, and I am humbled to be featured in it along with so many amazing women sound makers have […]