hmn: A Roaming Sound-Based Test Centre in London
hmn is a quarterly sound-based test centre organized by artist Anne Tallentire and writer Chris Fite-Wassilak, running since February 2015. The roaming event series takes place in non-gallery venues across London, such as libraries and community centres, with a strict cap of 45 attendees. Each participant is given exactly 7 minutes to present, with no documentation allowed and no clapping. The project aims to create a space for testing ideas in a propositional, non-final manner, sidestepping the hierarchy of performance. Participants range from emerging to established practitioners, selected based on the organizers' knowledge of their practice. The events are followed by informal discussion at a pub, fostering relationships and feedback. The next event, hmn15, is scheduled for December 10, 2018, with participants Olivier Castel, Lucy Gunning, Daniel Schine Lee, and Linda Stupart.
Key facts
- hmn is a quarterly sound-based test centre organized by Anne Tallentire and Chris Fite-Wassilak.
- The series has been running since February 2015.
- Events take place in non-gallery venues across London, including libraries and community centres.
- Each participant has 7 minutes to present, with no documentation and no clapping.
- Audience is capped at 45 people.
- The project aims to create a space for testing ideas in a propositional, non-final manner.
- Participants are selected based on the organizers' knowledge of their practice.
- The next event, hmn15, will take place on December 10, 2018, with participants Olivier Castel, Lucy Gunning, Daniel Schine Lee, and Linda Stupart.
Entities
Artists
- Anne Tallentire
- Chris Fite-Wassilak
- Beth Bramich
- Sophie Mallett
- Olivier Castel
- Lucy Gunning
- Daniel Schine Lee
- Linda Stupart
- Lucia Pietroiusti
- Tracy Hanna
- Emer Lynch
Institutions
- Afterall
- Copy Press
- Shoreditch Library
- Cafe OTO
- Foaming at the Mouth
Locations
- London
- United Kingdom
- Archway
- Dublin
- Ireland
Sources
- Afterall —