Topic points

Key points included the importance of community building, open-source tools, and the need for funding to support collaborative projects. The group also discussed the potential of virtual platforms for shared listening experiences and the benefits of micro-residencies for skill-building and audience engagement. The meeting discussed the potential of expanded spaces for artistic exploration, emphasizing the need for collaborative content creation and funding opportunities.

Participants

Victoria Keddie, University of Pennsylvania (Philadelphia/US)

Zeynep Bulut, SARC, Queen's University (Belfast/UK)

Cristiana Palandri/ Music, Technology and Innovation Research Group, DeMontfort University of Leicester (Leicester/ UK)

Seth Cluett, Columbia University Computer Music Center (NYC/US)

Chloe Alexandra Thompson, Reforesters (NYC/US)

Fränk Zimmer, Sounding Future (Graz/Austria)

Gerriet Krishna Sharma, Spæs Lab (Berlin/Germany)

Scott Wilson and Annie Mahtani, Beast, University of Birmingham (Birmingham/UK)

Jacoba van Tonder, School of Architecture. University of Bologna, (IT)  

Stephan Moore, CLEAT (the Chicago Laboratory for Electro-Acoustic Theater)/ Elastic Arts Foundation (Chicago/USA)

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