Visiting Practitioner: Sandra Kazlauskaitė 03/10/2019
Channel: LCC B.A. Sound Arts
Date: 2020-06-24

Sandra Kazlauskaitė (b. 1987, Lithuania) is an artist and researcher working across the disciplines of sound performance, sound and video installation, as well as theory-led projects in auditory culture. She has produced works that question the political histories of the post-soviet bloc, issues of gendered soundscapes, silencing and spatial embodiment. Her practice is embedded in feminist writing and practice, specifically the works of Pauline Oliveros, Ursula Le Guin and Sara Ahmed. Her works have been exhibited and performed in the UK, Iceland, Lithuania, Norway, Germany and the United States. She was awarded a PhD at Goldsmiths, University of London in 2019 for her doctoral thesis “Expanded Aurality: Doing Sonic Feminism in the White Cube”, which questioned how women-produced sound affects the production of the gallery space in perceptual and socio-political terms. Currently, Sandra is a Lecturer in Sound and Music Theory at University of Lincoln.

http://sandra.unmute.co.uk/


**Please Note: Unfortunately, the video capture for this lecture ended at ~39 minutes in, and a held frame is used from this point onwards. The audio capture is complete (albeit with some technical issues).**