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ISSTC 2013: Transmission Drift

The Irish Sound, Science and Technology Association (ISSTA) announces a Call 
for Submissions for its third annual Convocation. The four categories includes 
Musical Works, Sound Art/Installations, Papers/Posters and Workshops.

Transmissions enable us to experience ideas, energy, data, sounds, events and 
art from distant and long ago places. In negating temporal and physical 
boundaries, transmissions sustain traditions between generations and broadcast 
across borders.

The act of transmission is simultaneously cultural, technological and 
political, but it is never simple, because transmission requires both senders 
and receivers, and meanings frequently drift between the two. Messages are 
distorted, drowned in noise, re-discovered and interpreted, censured, forgotten 
and forbidden.

Mediated and buffeted by the motions of fashion, genre, bandwidth and fidelity, 
electromagnetic transmissions are an ever-increasing constant. Electromagnetic 
frequency bands can be commercialised, purchased and sold, making the content 
of broadcasts answerable to financial enterprise.

How, as artists, composers, writers and scientists of sound, might we engage 
with the concept of transmission?

For more information on the submission process:

http://issta.ie/wordpress/?page_id=297

The third annual Irish Sound, Science and Technology Convocation (ISSTC) will 
be held August 28-29, 2012 at the Dún Laoghaire Institute of Art and Design in 
Dún Laoghaire.

Submissions are due 5 April 2013. 

Kerry
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