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“Languages of the Future” IAS / UCL ****
Further emphasising this cross-pollination between academia and the arts, auto-didact artist and researcher Joe Banks was next to present, exhibiting and discussing (the) sonic artwork “Language [as] Meta-Technology”, which centres on “the power of language as both a repository of traditional knowledge and as a tool of personal and political self-empowerment…” –
https://thinkpieces-review.co.uk/2025/11/24/the-languages-of-the-future-conference/
Representing the Architectural Association, Ashoka University (Sonipat), Carnegie Mellon University, Royal Central School of Speech & Drama, Leuphana University (Lüneburg), Joy University (Kanyakumari), National Centre for Academic & Cultural Exchange, SETI Institute, Universities of Essex, Exeter, London, Oxford and Ulster, Wilson College (Mumbai), plus independent researchers, the “Languages of the Future” conference at UCL featured presentations by Matthew De Abaitua, Javier Andreu-Perez, Emily Baker, Joe Banks, Renate Lurdesa Baumane, Helen Buckley-Woods, Joseph Cook, Varshita Dhanda, Scott Ennis, Bronac Ferran, Matt Finch, Jason Goldfarb, Marina Iodice, Bart Kuipers, Evelyn McCune, Joseph Murray, John Preston, Davina Quinlivan, Kieren Reed, James Rowson, Flora Sagers, Beatrice de Salles, Mohammed Shafeer K P, Nelli Shkarupina, Sarah Sigal, Sonakshi Srivastava, Riitta Valijarvi and Josh Weeks.
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