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Liminal Lands is an interdisciplinary project for MA and PHD students affiliated with the Sonic Arts Research Centre, Film Studies, the Centre for International Borders Research and the Interdisciplinary Arts MA at Queen’s University Belfast, as well as the School of Art and Design at University (More...)

Ground Me! is an interactive sound installation that was held in the Sonic Lab of the Sonic Arts Research Centre (SARC) at Queen’s University Belfast on May 19, 2008. The installation addressed three main topics of interest to me: site-specific art installations, body impedance (More...)

Experimental Sound Design for Audiovisual Media 20.May.2008 1st meeting with the producer and editor at house 11. 30.May.2008 2nd meeting with the producer Ian Shearer 2.June.2008 Recording Pre-Production Arranging the instruments with Paul Stapleton Preparing the studio/sonic lab (More...)

As a part of a module for the MA in Sonic Arts we’re making art/music installations and as part of the documentation for it is a selection of videos and pictures on my MajorC Blog and here is the latest video of its progress. (More...)

Paul gave us notepads and told us to use them for documenting things. This is how i remember the first speech because i spent the whole time trying to remember how to make a flipbook.

My filmstrip document of the documenting practice workshop. Here is a selection of photos of Paul explaining the intricacies of documentation of ephemeral events through the use of interpretive dance. And here’s my favourite one!

First day of shooting: BT squared - Version 1.0

In response to Chris and Johnny’s podcast I present here the one made by the author and Carey Dodge. The main concept behind our podcast is a short, fast moving video clip which lasts no more that 1′. It aims to catch the viewer-visitor’s eye and challenge his curiosity to search further about the SOMASA experience.

An attempt to link to a youtube video of our Podcast, ‘Belfast is Changing‘ created by Christopher Chong and Johnny Stormonth-Darling to promote SARC and the School of Music and Sonic Arts at the Queen’s University Belfast in Northern Ireland.

to whom it may appeal, For quite some time now I have been having this idea of putting an internet radio collective together; getting people interested in experimental sound and music together and creating an internet-based radio community to discuss, develop, create, explore, discover and broadcast. some ideas would/could be contemporary composers experimental electronic music contemporary texts reading contemporary theatre reading noise documentaries discussions on sonic arts etc Join me! I am looking forward to hearing from anyone interested. ChS