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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...)

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

Paul Stapleton’s CSR Residency Blog (More...)

I’m a technical researcher and web developer at the Institute for Learning Research Technology (ILRT) in Bristol University. I also play various instruments in the Orchestra Cube (Improvisational collective based at the Cube Cinema, Bristol). I was born in Chile and grew up (More...)

This post is intended for people to edit and corrupt at will. thank you. skeeeeeeeeeezoba orangesurf mrannamrannamrannam …ranna cughuililighillidh grequephe[narilumena] sokil’lyaka floccinaucinihilipilif//ication IIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIII II II (More...)

Dr Paul Stapleton is an artist/researcher born in Long Beach (California) currently based in Belfast (Ireland), and employed (from 1st August 2007) as a research fellow at the Sonic Arts Research Centre, Queen’s University Belfast. He is also a founding member and co-director of the interdisciplinary performance group theybreakinpieces. (More...)

theybreakinpieces are three artists (mona mccarthy, paul stapleton and nick williams) who are involved in multiple forms of cross-disciplinary collaboration. we are currently investigating a range of environmental interactions conducted through the media of conversation, improvised performance, and audio-visual recording technologies. these interventions take place in a wide range of urban and rural environments providing opportunities to explore the collision of localized academic, social and geographical settings. we have received multiple grants from the arts council of england and other funding bodies for activities that include the creation of site-specific durational performances and performative lectures, as well as the delivery of workshops and symposiums on collaborative live arts practices. (More...)