[Seminar] Looking for sound‧Listening to silence

CAT 2014《Future Media Project》Interdisciplinary Talks and Performances 

Looking for sound‧Listening to silence
 

British Sound Art Pioneer:David Toop Sound Performance and Talk

Date：2014.10.17 (Fri.) 15:00-17:30  

Venue：S1, Backstage of Concert Hall, TNUA 

            (1st Floor, Center for Art and Technology)

★The event is one of Kuandu Arts Festival’s「Interdisciplinary Learning Passport」Seminars.

★Please register early as seats are limited, provide Chinese translation service.

David Toop is a composer, musician, author, curator and Chair of Audio Culture and Improvisation at University of the Arts London. He has worked in many fields of sound art, listening practice and music, including improvisation, sound installations and video works, field recordings, pop music production, music for television, theatre and dance. He has published five books which translated into 11 languages, and he has released nine solo albums, and as a critic he has written for many publications, including The Wire, The Face, etc. He was also sound curator for Radical Fashion at the Victoria & Albert Museum and curatorial consultant for the currently touring Crafts Council exhibition Sound Matters.

Advisor：The Ministry of Education, Teaching Excellence Project

Organizers： Center for Art and Technology, Taipei National University of the Arts