The Engine Room, Morley College's platform for the exploration, education and promotion of electronic and experimental music and sound art, has announced its third international sound art competition for emerging sound artists. This year’s competition and events are organised in collaboration with IKLECTIK to celebrate their 5th anniversary.
The competition invites the submission of new sound art – including audio and audio-visual pieces, interactive works and performances, installations, sound sculptures and graphic scores - by 15 September 2019. The competition is open to emerging sound artists from around the world, and will be judged by an award-winning panel of experts. Selected works will be eligible for a number of prizes, and will feature in an accompanying exhibition at Iklectik Art Lab from 5-24 October 2019. Accepted media includes audio-only works (for this edition we encourage multi-channel works), audio–visual works, interactive works, sound Installations & sculptures, graphic scores and performances.
The deadline for entries is 15 September 2019 and submissions must be made online at www.engineroomlondon.org
Friday, 23 August 2019
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