https://tickets.events.ccc.de/RC3/
I'm considering setting up a local event (27-31 Dec) in a new artspace here in Te Whanganui-a-Tara, were we could have a selection of streams from the programme for a collective gathering/viewing of sorts,
to gauge interest, if any of you would be keen on attending this feel free to email me directly for some more info.
goodgoan,
Walter Langelaar
https://people.wgtn.ac.nz/walter.langelaar/
Media Design
Hoahoa Pāpāho
Victoria University of Wellington
Te Herenga Waka
Kia ora ADA whānau,
another upcoming opportunity to share creative research in
Pōneke/Wellington end of this month:
*Tuning in the Pandemic - A Conference on the State of Music Research in
Aotearoa*
*November 26th and 27th – Massey University and Victoria University of
Wellington, Pōneke/Wellington.*
2020 has had immeasurable impacts on the global music industry. On our own
doorstep in Aotearoa, festivals have been cancelled, tours postponed,
innumerable gigs called off, and local venues and galleries have reopened
with fears over their ability to survive in both the long and short term.
This precariousness is echoed in universities, where researchers reframe
and renegotiate their means of engaging with and analysing the political
economy of music and music-making.
In this two day conference, co-hosted by Massey University and Victoria
University of Wellington, we seek to showcase a wide-reaching cross-section
of current research in music and sound studies, cultures, education, and
music-related practices in Aotearoa. We invite proposals from all
disciplines and fields--from thinkers, makers, producers, and
performers--to emphasise the plurality and diversity of music and sound
research in Aotearoa.
This conference is thus a chance to gather and reconnect after a tumultuous
year, and to collaboratively engage with the state of play of music
research in Aotearoa. As universities and music sectors alike look to the
future, we join as institutions to take stock of the historical and present
conditions for music research in and on Aotearoa, and map where the role of
such research lies beyond 2020.
Please send proposals of 200 words, plus a title, and contact details to
aotearoamusic2020(a)massey.ac.nz by *November 6th, 2020*. If you require
confirmation at an earlier date to meet funding requirements, please let us
know.
This event will take place in accordance with the Level 1 precautions of
the New Zealand COVID Response Plan
<https://apc01.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcovid19.g…>.
In the event of a move to Level 2 or above, virtual presentation options
will be pursued.
Kia pai to rā
Birgit
Aroha Mai for sending this out too early.
The two Creative Media Production positions (
https://tinyurl.com/immersive-tech-cmp &
https://tinyurl.com/critical-studies-cmp) close Sunday 8 November 2020.
Further, these two positions at the music department (also closing Sunday 8
November 2020) might also be of interest too the ADA comminity:
# Lecturer/Senior Lecturer, Commercial/Contemporary Music Performance
https://tinyurl.com/lecturer-music
# Technical Demonstrator Sound Engineer
https://tinyurl.com/tech-dem-sound-engineer
Please feel free to share widely, but note: Due to Covid-19 and the
worldwide pandemic, we are currently only accepting applications from New
Zealand Citizens, New Zealand Residents who are either residing in New
Zealand or overseas OR applicants who hold a valid work visa and are
currently living in New Zealand.
If you have any further questions about these opportunities, please do not
hesitate to reach out to me.
Ngā mihi nui
Birgit
Kia ora koutou,
the Creative Media Production department at the College of Creative
Arts/Massey University Wellington is currently hiring:
# Lecturer/Senior Lecturer, Critical Studies in Creative Media Production
https://tinyurl.com/critical-studies-cmp
# Lecturer/Senior Lecturer, Immersive Technology
https://tinyurl.com/immersive-tech-cmp