Do we think about artistic role of technology enough? School For Poetic Computation shows how to make use of digital advancements to focus on accessibility and inclusion, a distributed #webofcare, and change our narrative for more peaceful relationship with technology. #ArtSummitKL IFACCA #culturalage

Back in London for this ⬇️

Normally I'm in this part of London to see the in-laws. Today I'm at @StourSpace for this. So many similarities in the questions that are raised here and in SE Asia.

This has been keeping me busy... launching soon!

Grants for those from the UK to collaborate in Southeast Asia, and grants for those from Southeast Asia to collaborate with the UK. A great opportunity for the arts and cultural sector. Apply!

When Red Disappears by Elspeth Diederix bit.ly/35I7L4f

Three years strong for SEAD. If you are interested in connecting with/between the UK and East Asia take a look - feel free to ask me any questions.

And its back - Deadline 8th November!

Sexting, lies and unveiled selfies: the Egyptian film exploring the hidden lives of teenage girls theguardian.com/film/2021/aug/…

All bunged up with a cold? Have you thought about selling it to a witch? In this excerpt from a radio programme on witchcraft, we hear how witches could cure you by ‘buying’ your cold. #UOSH #SaveOurSounds

For the next four weeks, British Library Learning are sharing Voices of Partition clips. Today, listen in as Gurbakhsh Garcha Singh describes hearing about his country's new borders on the radio. For more follow along or head to bit.ly/3UlD91M Audio © BBC Image © Surasti Puri

Our new online resource “Voices of Partition” bl.uk/voices-of-part… explores Muhammad Ali Jinnah’s campaign to create Pakistan. Listen to Bashir Maan discuss joining the Pakistan movement as a student and supporting Jinnah’s Muslim League. Audio ©BBC Image ©Surasti Puri

Yoik the wind. I'm late to retweet, but this is a great way to start your Friday.

Look what’s coming to the British Library! Animals: art, science and sound opens 21 April. Take a journey through our collections and learn about the different ways humans have documented animals over the past 2000 years

What can you see and hear on the upper ground floor of the British Library? Discover sounds from our new sound sculpture, and transport yourself from a fun fairground to stormy Islay all from your seat! Get creative today and make your own soundscapes with our #ListeningDesk.

10 days to go until the British Library Labs’s Symposium - have you booked? bit.ly/3Zwu605 One of the themes is Digital Storytelling & we have presentations from Zillah Watson @studioanrk Grace Baird Stella Wisdom Ian Cooke Read more in the Digital Scholarship blog bit.ly/3ySJdFU

British Library Sound Archive – Music from Nepal. Today (Wednesday) 22 March from 12 to 1 pm, live on nts.live Selection and mix by Rahul Giri, Resonations artist-in-residence during 2022. Supported by the British Council. NTS Radio Sound Archive _RHL // Rahul Giri

Join us at The Life Story in Oral History Practice: A Two-Day International Symposium, 30 June and 1 July at the British Library. All welcome! A chance to reflect on all aspects of the life story including practice, ethics and technology. Book here: bl.uk/events/the-lif…… 📷

Mark your calendars – there’s one month until Beyond the Bassline: 500 Years of Black British Music opens! 🎼 Travel from royal courts all the way to cyberspace through artworks, soundscapes and archival footage: bit.ly/BLBeyondTheBas…