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Free | Greenwich, UK | Deadline: 12 June 2026
“Artistic Intelligence”
University of Greenwich | Nov 5-8, 2026
We’re inviting composers, filmmakers, artists, performers, architects, researchers and creatives working across sound, image, media and technology to submit work for the 11th edition of the SOUND/IMAGE festival.
We welcome:
Sound & Music
Audiovisual Works
Live Performances
Installations
Talks & Workshops
This year’s theme, Artistic Intelligence, explores creativity, agency, algorithms, AI co-creation, immersive media, practice research and interdisciplinary experimentation.
We especially encourage submissions from students, apprentices, emerging artists, and practitioners from underrepresented backgrounds.
Deadline: Friday 12 June 2026, 23:59 UTC+1
In-person participation required
In 1970, Mohammed Ayub founded Oriental Star Agencies in Balsall Heath — a record shop that grew into one of the most influential cultural hubs in the South Asian diaspora. When the shop closed Trueform Projects salvaged much of its vinyl collection and ephemera, preserving an extraordinary archive of memory, migration, and music.
This event in collaboration with Trueform Projects brings together a series of immersive musical responses to the archive, rethinking its legacy alongside visuals by Trueform director Faisal Hussain. Creation supported by the University’s ASPIRE, QR, and PR funds.
The Dome, Bramall Music Building, University of Birmingham, Edgbaston, Birmingham, B15 2TT
8 June 2026
8pm
Una Lee is an artist working with sounds, stories and sensations, in perpetual pursuit of alternative storytelling.
She likes to play with the notion of a contemporary marriage between performance and poetry. Una explores human condition, memory, time, and our relationship with art and ecology through narratives, often drawn from autobiographical events as a non-native in her current habitat.
Una has performed and exhibited extensively including at Sonorities Festival (Belfast), Museum of Modern Art Warsaw, International Summer Music Festival Darmstadt, Oslo Internasjonale Poesifestival, Espace Niemeyer (Paris), Osaka Electroacoustic Music Festival, apex art (NYC), Oil Tank Culture Park (Seoul), and Cafe OTO (London). She has received an Oram Award and two Ivor Novello Composers Award nominations.
The Experimental Sound Society New Music Norwich
Step into the sonic unknown with The Experimental Sound Society: New Music Norwich – a bold, immersive series pushing the boundaries of electroacoustic and experimental music.
Funded by Arts Council England, in conjunction with Norwich Puppet Theatre this ongoing series of gigs curates radical soundscapes, avant-garde performances and genre-defying collaborations, inviting audiences to experience music at its most innovative and thought-provoking.
Whether you’re a devotee of the unconventional or a curious newcomer, prepare to be challenged, inspired, and transported by artists redefining what music can be.
Join us as we celebrate the cutting edge of contemporary sound in one of Norwich’s most unique and inspiring venues.
£5 students (please show student card on door), £10 general admission, £8 carer.
Norwich Puppet Theatre,
NR3 1TN
12 June 2026
7pm
*UK members include anybody currently living/working/studying in the UK, or British Citizens working abroad.
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