Creative Research in Sound Arts Practice (CRiSAP)

Description

CRiSAP is a world-leading interdisciplinary research centre in the field of sound arts practice, based at London College of Communication (LCC).

With funding from UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) and various international bodies, CRiSAP has played a key role in establishing sound arts as a vital scholarly field within the arts and humanities.

CRiSAP is a dynamic and inclusive community that brings together students at all levels with research-active academics, practitioners and visiting fellows from across the world

CRiSAP collaborate with renowned institutions and publishers such as TATE, Resonance FM and Bloomsbury on major conferences, exhibitions and publications.

CRiSAP's current research areas include:

• sound and environment
• sonic activism;
• sonic knowledge and pedagogies;
• voice, composition and text;
• performance, art and technology;
• sound, history and memory.

Offers funding

No, this infrastructure does not provide funding.

Founding year

2005

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University affiliation(s)

University of the Arts London
London

Partner Infrastructures

Tate Research

Research at Tate involves a range of subject disciplines, including art history, conservation and conservation science, collection management, education and museology, as well as a variety of research… read more about Tate Research

London

British Library

Research is central to the British Library's role as the national library of the United Kingdom. It helps the British Library to share their collections and intellectual heritage with people across th… read more about British Library

London

Partner Universities

Queen Mary, University of London

University of St Andrews