SoundNetwork@Futuresonic07

10th – 13th May 2007. Manchester Victoria Baths
http://soundnetwork.omweb.org
http://www.futuresonic.com

Call for submissions of stereo works. Deadline 27th April

SoundNetwork invite submissions of stereo audio works that explore the breadth and diversity of practice now present in the areas of sound art and experimental music. The work will be installed in the changing cubicles on either side of the 1st Class Males Bath at the Victoria Baths throughout the Futuresonic festival. Go to http://www.futuresonic.com to read about the festival. And visit http://www.victoriabaths.org.uk/ for more information about the venue.

We are looking for submissions from artists of any background and experience, and from any location. Applications from registered SoundNetwork members are particularly welcomed. To register please visit http://soundnetwork.omweb.org Please forward this call to your own networks and other artists you think might like to take part.

Application forms can be downloaded from: http://www.soundnetwork.org.uk/users/members/SNFuturesonic07Application.doc
Please submit only one piece of work in stereo.

Submissions can be made by post or via our FTP facility. Postal submissions should be sent to:
SoundNetwork - Futuresonic07 Submissions
PO Box 770
Lancaster
LA1 9BJ

Enclose a printed copy of your application form and an audio CD clearly labelled with the title of your piece and your contact details. A copy of your application form must also be sent via email to info@soundnetwork.org.uk Enclose a stamped addressed envelope if you wish for us to return your CD.

If you would prefer to send us your material via our FTP facility please contact Tim Lambert at info@soundnetwork.org.uk

Deadline for submissions: 27th April 2007. N.B. There are no artist fees available for this exhibition.

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SoundNetwork is an organisation founded to help develop the infrastructure of support for sound based art and experimental music in the North West region and is funded by Arts Council England North West and PRS Foundation.