• Lisa Skuret featured in UMBIGO Magazine #77

News & Forthcoming:

 

PEER Social project hosted by Raven Row (London) 2020-21

a-n Artist Award 2020

Arts Council England Award 2020

 

September 2022: Film release LA BIENNALE DE MOMON project (55’51 min)
Featuring an interview with me spanning Quantum villages, psychophysical holding, the political dislocation of Biennales, open acts of care, and Holding Pattern (2021) my work for the project. 
LA BIENNALE DE MOMON, English subtitles, 55’51 min, A film by Steef Van Lent © 2022

August 2022: Invitation by Frans Van Lent to contribute a 10 minute recording to this co-operative sound work together with a group of internationally located artists and researchers including Annie Abrahams, Susana Mendes Silva, Sarah Boulton, Elia Torrecilla, and Martine Viale.
Sleeps: a document of collective intimacy – An open and expansive work without packaging, you can freely listen here.

6-10 April 2022: Sonorities Contemporary Music Festival, Sonic Arts Research Centre (SARC), Queen’s University Belfast

2021: UMBIGO Magazine #77: Feature article on my practice & recent work: ‘Lisa Skuret: Holding Pattern

19 September 2021: Speaker at Symposium La Biennale de Momon, Dordrechts Museum (Netherlands)

March 2021 – ongoing: La Biennale de Momon (momon.fr)

November 2020 – Funded research and development residency in India in relation to my project Evolution Isn’t Fast Enough (postponed due to Covid-19)

October 2020 – Residency: Village Maumont (France) 

May 2020Silences: a document of collective intimacy – Invitation to contribute a 10 minute recording during Covid-19 Lockdown to this co-operative sound work together with a group of internationally located artists and researchers. You can listen to the sound work without packaging here

April 2020 – Sonorities Festival Belfast (postponed due to Covid-19)

2020-21 – Chisenhale: New studio based at Chisenhale Studios in London.

2019 (2015-2019) – Research and clinical training in Group and Organisational Analysis (Institute of Group Analysis London); Clinical work as specialist group psychotherapist at Therapeutic Community and Outreach Service (East London NHS Foundation Trust)

July 2019 – ‘Blend’, GMS N 38°42’57.96″ W 9°7’50.519″ (w/ Frans van Lent)

March-April 2019 – Research in Tamil Nadu, India as part of forthcoming project.

TheParallelShow publication
I have two commissioned texts on performance as research in the publication: TheParallelShow, ed. Frans van Lent, Mondrian Fund and Municipality of Dordrecht, Jap Sam Books, 2018. More info & purchase here.
The book will launch with a performance, Visual works by Verbal means, at The Kunsthal, Rotterdam on Sunday 22 April at 03.00 PM.

Chapter 3: Resistance, Somerset House, London 
Forest Fringe at Somerset House Studios: a three day gathering on memory, survival and resistance.
In a moment of growing crisis it feels to important to us to try and think about resistance. About gestures of resistance and spaces of resistance. About the relationships that currently exist between art and activism, and how to build new ones. The event will include talks, conversations and installations involving: Liberate Tate, Lisa Skuret, Rima Najdi, Farah Saleh, Hamja Ahsen. (Fri 09 Dec – Sun 11 December)

Interview published on Ibraaz Magazine in relation to ‘Listening Through a Beam of Intense Darkness’ at Fig-2, ICA London. The Islamic Sonic-Social (Part 2, 3). (w/Seth Ayyaz and Sheyma Buali)

TheParallelShow: performance research group at Tate Britain (10-6pm) initiated by Frans Van Lent (Willem de Kooning Akademie, Rotterdam).

Resonance FM radio broadcast in which I will be speaking about recent work (Thursday 7 Jan, 8-9pm). Schedule here.

Fig-2 48/50: at the ICA London
Messy and Material: Listening Laboratory
at the ICA in London as part of Fig-2 48/50: Seth Ayyaz’s exhibition Listening Through a Beam of Intense Darkness. A specially commissioned publication will accompany the project.

Panel discussion at the ICA London
(composer Seth Ayyaz, artist Lisa Skuret, musicologist Zeynep Bulut, composer Erik Nyström, and Fig-2 curator Fatos Ustek)

The focus of the conversation will revolve around the sound works presented across the week at the ICA and will range across notions of cognitive opacity/translucency, and the concept of ‘listening without a listener’, to the problematics of an ‘Islamic sonic-social’ and practices of not knowing. More information here.

Two texts published in Listening Through a Beam of Intense Darkness
The publication will be launched at the ICA in London with the support of Arts Council England.

The Dolly Mixtures Infernal Gallop at the Literary Kitchen Festival, London
Featuring: Sally O’Reilly, Lisa Skuret, Sarah Jones, Ana Genoves, Nicola Sim, Sophie Robson

Full of Noises 2015, Cumbria, UK
Commission curated by Helen Frosi (SoundFjord). More information here.

‘On Building a Voice’, Embodied Sound Symposium, Centre for Performing Arts Development (2015)
Dr. Zeynep Bulut (Kings College) will be presenting the 2015 paper ‘On Building a Voice’ written about my project ‘A Call from the Library‘ at the Embodied Sound symposium at the Centre for Performing Arts Development (CPAD), University of East London (UEL). Curated by Guy Harries.

 

 

‘On Building a Voice’ – Essay on A Call from the Library (2015)
‘On Building a Voiceis a commissioned essay written in 2015 by Dr. Zeynep Bulut (Kings College London) in response to A Call from the Library (2014) a live performance installation and real-time group sound composition. A Call from the Library forms part of Arts Council awarded major project, Evolution Isn’t Fast Enough.

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