With Matthew Arthur Williams
How is attunement important to practice?
Working with research related to state violence and oppressive systems we used sound and visual methods to consider attunement in its widest sense. Through consciousness, reflection and imagination we explored the importance of process. Process as practice, but process as a form of resistance. We considered deep listening techniques and share in improvisation sound responses in creating a labyrinth of meaning. Included in the sessions is an artist talk with musician and artist Alicia Matthews.
Matthew Arthur Williams (b. 1989 London) is a visual & sound artist, freelance photographer and DJ. Living and working in Glasgow.
Matthew’s work, which takes a multi-disciplinary approach sits to continuously encourage a different narrative and is primarily interested in the documentation of black existence and resistance, specifically here in the UK. As a DJ Matthew has coordinated multiple nightspaces in the Glasgow nightscene and is a regular host on Glasgow-based radio station, Clydebuilt Radio.