Embedded: Music Hackspace
The Music Hackspace was founded in 2011 as a community of artists, engineers, and entrepreneurs passionate about music and technology, and as a place to share and develop ideas, knowledge, technologies, processes and aesthetics about music and audio.
The main activities consist of regular seminars, workshops, performances and residencies. Our mission is to support the development of innovative projects in a dynamic and friendly atmosphere. We are located at the epicentre of our active community in Regents Canal next to Broadway Market, where we meet every Thursday.
Composers-in-Residence: Leslie Deere and Jack James
Leslie Deere is a London based artist. Originally from Tennessee, Leslie moved to the UK to study Sonic Art, continuing on from a performing arts dance scholarship in New York City.
Jack James is an artist interested in events, happenings and the role of technology and media. His practice includes installation, performance and interventions within public space; often featuring domestic technologies, positioned to explore their relationship with people.
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About Embedded
Embedded is a Sound and Music composer and creative-artist development programme. Funded by The Esmée Fairbairn Foundation and the PRS for Music Foundation, Embedded places a selection of composers from a range of disciplines into extended relationships with leading national arts organisations.
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News
12/5/15 Leslie Deere performs at Whitstable Biennial
22/5/15 Leslie Deere and Jack James are the selected composers-in-residence with Music Hackspace
11/3/15 Applications for the Music Hackspace residency have now closed.
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