Four extraordinary days of Sound Art and Experimental music events across Oxford

audiograft festival

14 - 17 March 2019

Various venues in Oxford

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In March we are once again invited into the wonderful world of experimental music and sound that is the annual audiograft festival.

This year the festival packs in four extraordinary days of sound and music events featuring the sounds of breath, animated flows of energy, the insides of synthesizers, percussive swarths of wheeled luggage, an immersive performance in a brutalist car park, vibraphones, field recordings, dreams, microcomputers, echoes, loops and wayward percussions.

audiograft 2019 celebrates the 10th year anniversary of Sound Diaries, a project on sounds and listening in daily life, with a performance at the Old Fire Station where our associate artist Felicity Ford will be joined by Neil Luck and Paul Whitty.

On Saturday 16/03 Olivia Block (USA), Sarah Hennies (USA) and Sonic Luz (AUT) are flying in to give you an evening of unusual, brave and loud experiences, with oscillators, vibraphones and optosonic synthesisers!

At the heart of the festival is an exhibition at OVADA featuring Luke Fowler’s tribute to the work of Martin Bartlett, a proudly gay Canadian composer who during the 1970s and 1980s pioneered the use of the ‘microcomputer’.

 

LAUNCH 14 / 03 

OVADA, 6pm

Wth a performance by Tess Denman-Cleaver responding to Luke Fowler's film

followed by a mystery tour to an immersive audio narrative in a brutalist car park.

 

FRI 15/03: FELICITY FORD / NEIL LUCK / PAUL WHITTY

OLD FIRE STATION, 7.30PM

 

SAT 16/03: OLIVIA BLOCK / SARAH HENNIES / SONIC LUZ

OLD FIRE STATION, 7.30PM

 

SUN 17/03: HARRIET BUTLER / HELEN FROSI / RENZO SPITERI /

FUSION, 5PM

 

EXHIBITIONS

LUKE FOWLER at OVADA

HARRIET BUTLER / HELEN FROSI / RENZO SPITERI at FUSION and ARK - T

 

 

 

Felicity Ford
Neil Luck
Olivia Block
Sarah Hennies
Sonic Luz
Luke Fowler
Luke Fowler: Electro-Pythagoras
Edirol by Fergus Ford
audiograft is curated by the SARU (Sonic Arts Research Unit) at Oxford Brookes University and co-promoted by OCM