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Shared Frequencies opens the doors to our laboratories to showcase a programme of works incubated and developed as part of our Artists-in-Residence programme at the SOUND/IMAGE Research Centre. Engaging with our World Class Labs facilities and expert staff, artists including Shiva Fesharaki amongst others, will present new works developed with the SHIFT immersive 360° audiovisual system, highlighting how cutting-edge technology can reshape sound, space and performance in exciting new directions.
The evening concludes with a Q&A, offering audiences the chance to hear directly from the artists about their creative processes.
£5
Bathway Theatre, Bathway, London SE18 6QX
25 February 2026
7pm-10pm
Celebrate 75 years of groundbreaking UK sound arts. This special programme, shaped in collaboration with our community, brings together tape, electroacoustic and sound works that have helped define and diversify the field.
Discover a curated journey through iconic works composed in the UK spanning 1950–2025, and take part in a live panel discussion with featured artists. Chaired by Professor Simon Emmerson, the conversation offers unique perspectives on the evolution of sound art in the UK, what happened then, where we are now and where we want to take it beyond.
£5
St Alfege Church, Greenwich
11 March 2026
7pm-10pm
Free
Switzerland
31 December 2026
Swiss Contemporary Music Festival Forum Wallis
announces a call for acousmatic works to be
programmed during Forum Wallis 2026 (Jun/Jul 2026).
The call opens Nov 8th 2025.
Submission deadline
31 DEC 2025, 10am UTC
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In order to submit your work(s) please send an e-mail to
calls@forumwallis.ch
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In The Subject please write
ARS ELECTRONICA 2026
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In The Body of the email provide a link to listen to your
work online (e.g. soundcloud, dropbox).
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Please add for each submitted piece 1 PDF with all the
following information matched together:
a) your CV (max. 200 words)
b) the title and description of the submitted work
c) your address (e-mail, phone, website)
d) please provide again a hyperlink to your work online.
Make sure the link works and it is valid until August 1st
2026.
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Please name the PDF as following:
FW26_Call_First Name_Given Name_Title e.g.:
FW26_Call_Miller_Andrew_Title
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Only fixed media works are eligible. Any duration is
accepted, but we encourage submissions around 10
minutes.
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Only the selected composers will be notified of the
selection (by e-mail).
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The results will be published online at http://
forumwallis.ch.
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The selected composers will receive:
a signed document attesting the selection for the Ars
Electronica Forum Wallis concerts (PDF)
the program of the concert(s) (PDF)
free accomodation in Münster/Goms/Switzerland to
attend the concert
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Thank you for your submission(s) and for spreading the
call!
Münster/Switzerland, 1 Nov 2025
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