News
News
You can read my review of the exhibition 'Electric Dreams: Art and Technology Before the Internet', currently showing at Tate Modern, in the May issue of The Burlington Magazine.
In July I will be at Kings College London to present my paper 'At the borders of experimentation: histories and territories of "experimental music" ' at the annual conference of the Society for European Philosophy.
My article 'The degradation of music’s object: Deleuze and Guattari’s diagrammatics and musical semiotics' will be published in Sign Systems Studies later in 2025.
I will have a chapter on Deleuze and music in The Deleuzian Mind, edited by Henry Somers-Hall and Jeff Bell and to be published by Routledge in May.
Past
In April I will be at the University of York to present my paper ' "Divisiveness is being weakened by technology": John Cage and the electrical infrastructure' at the Association for Art History Annual Conference. My paper is part of the session 'The Infrastructural Turn? Alternative Infrastructural Imaginaries of/through art and curatorial practices'.
In March I will be at the University of Sheffield to present my paper ' "All sound sources in the world" or "the clutter of the unkempt forest": Two forms of systematicity in the music of John Cage' at the conference 'Composing (with) Systems'.