Aid or Adversary?
Could AI ever be as profound as Shakespeare? Leading academics and writers share their thoughts, hopes and fears regarding artificial intelligence.
Could AI ever be as profound as Shakespeare? Leading academics and writers share their thoughts, hopes and fears regarding artificial intelligence.
Stephen Adams and The Music Box Project tune into the whimsical, lo-fi world of radio with fun, fantastical sonic results.
Composer and broadcaster Stephen Adams' new work with The Music Box Project explores "radio as a cultural and social experience".
Pulsing with club beats, Peter Van Hoesen's electronic score rewires a Hollywood action classic.
This month, Cameron Lam’s Australian Art Music playlist on repeat, with looping music across local Classical, Jazz, and Sound Art.
The Sydney Music, Mind and Body Lab's Steffen Herff talks about his work and a new, cutting-edge concert experience informed by neuroscience.
Jack Symonds takes home twin trophies with Anne Cawrse, Chloe Kim and Cathy Milliken also amongst this year's awardees.
Royally complex, controversial and chameleon-like music from Malcolm Williamson.
Artistic Director/curator Tamara Saulwick and sound artist Monica Lim chat to about Chamber Made’s performance and installation series Listening Acts.
Unsound Artistic Director Mat Schulz chats about the festival's record label; an enduring artefact of an ephemeral moment in time.
Mat Schulz, the co-Artistic Director of Kraków’s Unsound festival, unpacks his 2025 program for Illuminate Adelaide.
Eugene Ughetti tells Maddy Briggs about his new work for Speak Percussion, which involves trap machines, flying clay and two live percussionists.
Mindy Meng Wang talks about her latest album with composer David Hirschfelder, and the premiere of her new immersive "cyber opera".