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Vinyl Factory, Vitamin S, Vocal Phantoms, Waterside Arts Centre, Waveform, We Break Strings, We Haunt You While You Watch, Wellcome Trust, What do You Hear?, White Noise, Wire 400, Wiretapping, Wiretapping, Witte de With, Witte de With Center for Contemporary Art, Word and Sound, Xname, Yang Li, Yanny, Yanny or Laurel?, York University
Complete list of all “Rorschach Audio” lecture-demonstrations *
Arena Talks 2 [secret location] (London) 31 Aug 2016
King’s College (London) 25 June 2016
FHNW-IXDM [keynote] (Basel) 3 March 2016
NES (Skagaströnd) 18 Feb 2016
Freud Museum (London) 23 July 2015
MUMA (Melbourne) 6 June 2015
Gertrude Contemporary (Melbourne) 3 June 2015
University of Leeds, 22 Oct 2014
Oxford University Museum of Natural History, 8 April 2014
Royal College of Art (London) 7 March 2014
Argos (Brussels) 13 Feb 2014
Edinburgh College of Art [keynote] 28 Nov 2013
ERTZ-Arteleku (San Sebastian) 10 Sept 2013
St. Patrick’s Irish Club (Leamington) 15 July 2013
British Library (London) 28 June 2013
City University (London) 10 May 2013
Labour Club (Northampton) 5 March 2013
Royal College of Art (London) 12 Dec 2012
Science Museum Dana Centre (London) 16 Nov 2012
Apiary Studios (London) 31 Oct 2012
Liverpool Biennial, 6 Oct 2012
Institute of Contemporary Arts (London) 15 Sept 2012
University of Westminster (London) 7 Dec 2011
Vitamin S (Auckland) 13 April 2011
University of Westminster (London) 9 March 2011
Space Studios (London) 11 Sept 2010
Central School of Speech & Drama (London) 23 April 2009
Goldsmiths College (London) 3 March 2009
Goldsmiths College (London) 26 Nov 2008
Goldsmiths College (London) 12 Nov 2008
Anomalous Psychology Research Unit (London) 26 Feb 2008
Thursday Club (London) 31 Jan 2008
Goldsmiths College (London) 24 Jan 2008
Goldsmiths College (London) 31 Oct 2007
Dorkbot, State 51 (London) 21 June 2007
Broadway Cinema (Nottingham) 11 May 2007
Kinetica Museum (London) 7 Feb 2007
London College of Communications, 25 Jan 2007
Latvian National Museum of Art (Riga) 26 Aug 2006
UKISC conference (London) 11 Feb 2006
FACT Beta (Liverpool) 5 Nov 2005
School of the Art Institute of Chicago, 14 April 2005
Subliminal Festival (Brussels) 19 Jan 2005
Q Arts / Quad (Derby) 30 June 2004
Hull Time Based Arts, 2 Feb 2004
MUU (Helsinki) 10 March 2002
Cinémathèque (Brighton) 13 Dec 2001
UKISC conference (Dartington) 17 Feb 2001
Royal British Society of Sculptors (London) 29 May 2000
The lectures at Oxford University Museum of Natural History and Saint Patrick’s Irish Club were organised by Café Scientifique, while the Anomalous Psychology Research Unit, Thursday Club and UKISC 2006 lectures all took place at Goldsmiths College. Apologies to anyone who attended for the talks in Riga and Helsinki, which were cancelled owing to serious unforeseen problems (the MUU talk was, I believe, presented to attendees as a printed script).
Thanks to everyone who attended, and to talk organisers and hosts – Eve Anderson, Newton Armstrong, Colette Bailey, Steven Barfield, Tim Blackwell, Zeynep Bulut, Xavier Cejudo, Steve Cleary, Louise Clements, Andrew Clifford, Nic Collins, David Crowley, David Cunningham, Peter Cusack, Ross Dalziel, Martin Dodds, Xabier Erkizia, Jose-Luis Espejo, Andrew Fenchel, Gregg Fisher, Rob Flint, Chris French, Olga Gorionova, Anna Gritz, Barry Hale, Ceri Hann, Dianne Harris, Graham Harwood, Susanna Hertrich, Peter van Hoesen, Rebecca Horrox, Aernoudt Jacobs, Janis Jefferies, Nathan Jones, Marcelo Liberato, Sam Lindley, Rita Leppiniemi, Hans de Man, Stefan Marianski, Ray McFee, Alex McLean, Drew McMillan, Kerryn McMurdo, Armin Medosch, Matthew Miller, Shintaro Miyazaki, Marianne Mulvey, Mikel Nieto, Francis Parker, Martin Parker, Rachel Quarrell, Peter Ride, Rasa Smite, Marq Smith, Raitis Smits, Claire Staunton, Joel Stern, Ive Stevenheydens, Mike Stubbs, Nick Thurston, Ivan Ward, Alexandra Warwick, Liz Whitehead, James Wilkes and Jon Wozencoft (with apologies for any omissions).
Finally thanks also to everyone who came to the (packed) Spring Roll-Call event in Chelsea (see earlier post)…
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