CFP: New Materialisms in Music and Sound, UT Austin, Virtual, 17-18 April 2021
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New Materialisms in Music and Sound (UT-Austin Grad. Student Conference): April 17-18, 2021
Keynote Speaker: Ana María Ochoa Gautier
Artist in Residence: Tanya Kalmanovitch
Guest Performer: João Renato Orecchia Zúñiga
Deadline for presentation submissions: extended to March 15, 2021
Inspired by “new materialist” interventions, we invite you to critically bring music and sound back to the realm of things. We especially welcome presentations with a clear emphasis on expanding and putting pressure on the Western-centric topics and epistemologies that model much academic thought. Potential lines of inquiry include, but are not limited to:
Physical ways of apprehending music and sound; Considerations on Marxist historical materialism; Music and sound as a material tool for regulating human and non-human bodies; Music, sound and space; Music and material livelihoods.
***For a full description, please go to: https://musethno.music.utexas.edu/ut-austin-graduate-music-conference/call-for-papers/
Please submit a single word or pdf document with the following to newmaterialismsinmusicandsound -at- gmail.com:
Full name of presenter
Institutional Affiliation (if applicable)
Email address
300-word abstract
100-word max bio
Format: paper presentation, roundtable or panel*, or performance
*Roundtables are limited to 4-6 participants for a 2-hour time block and panel proposals are limited to 3 or 4 presenters. In either case, please send a collective 300-word abstract in addition to individual abstracts
Keynote Speaker: Ana María Ochoa Gautier
Artist in Residence: Tanya Kalmanovitch
Guest Performer: João Renato Orecchia Zúñiga
Deadline for presentation submissions: extended to March 15, 2021
Inspired by “new materialist” interventions, we invite you to critically bring music and sound back to the realm of things. We especially welcome presentations with a clear emphasis on expanding and putting pressure on the Western-centric topics and epistemologies that model much academic thought. Potential lines of inquiry include, but are not limited to:
Physical ways of apprehending music and sound; Considerations on Marxist historical materialism; Music and sound as a material tool for regulating human and non-human bodies; Music, sound and space; Music and material livelihoods.
***For a full description, please go to: https://musethno.music.utexas.edu/ut-austin-graduate-music-conference/call-for-papers/
Please submit a single word or pdf document with the following to newmaterialismsinmusicandsound -at- gmail.com:
Full name of presenter
Institutional Affiliation (if applicable)
Email address
300-word abstract
100-word max bio
Format: paper presentation, roundtable or panel*, or performance
*Roundtables are limited to 4-6 participants for a 2-hour time block and panel proposals are limited to 3 or 4 presenters. In either case, please send a collective 300-word abstract in addition to individual abstracts
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