Interdisciplinary Talks
Panel conversations and solo presentations where artists discuss the cross-pollination of music, film, and visual art in practice.

What's included
- Live audio recording
- Handout with references
- Facilitated Q&A
- Small-group follow-up option
Each session features a single artist or duo leading a deep dive into how one discipline reshapes their approach to another—where sound design dictates storyboard choices, or where textile patterns become musical motifs. The format balances rigor and intimacy, with time for audience questions.
Topics are grounded in real projects: the ethics of sampling archival footage, building sound-reactive sculpture, or composing for durational video. There are no slides, no marketing speak—just honest, field-tested insights from people making the work right now.
Attendees leave with notes, new references, and often a mental map of hidden networks connecting studios, labs, and festivals they hadn’t heard of before. It’s for people who want to learn from peers, not influencers.
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Music Film Lab
Live musical scores performed to silent films with artist-led commentary and post-screening discussion.
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Dark Room Screening
Immersive analog film screenings in a blacked-out, low-light venue with curated avant-garde and archival titles.
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Soundwalk Gallery
Guided walking tours through visual art installations, each paired with original location-specific soundscapes.
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