念 · RE:CITE #3
念 · RE:CITE #3
Annie Goh / angela wai nok hui
念 · RE:CITE brings together artists whose practices move between performance, sound and research, asking how listening is shaped by the technologies, bodies, histories and power structures around us.
For the third edition of 念 · RE:CITE, artist and researcher Annie Goh gives a talk drawing on ‘Sonic Cyberfeminisms’, her long-running project with Marie Thompson that brings the legacies of cyberfeminism and intersectional feminist praxis into questions of sound, gender and technology. Co-curator and performer angela wai nok hui closes this autumn programme with a performance of sonic disruption.
An evening moving between research, listening, live performance and listening, with food and drinks available to purchase at the cosy art cafe ETSDTS.
18:00 Research sharing by Annie Goh (FREE ENTRY)
19:30 angela wai nok hui performance
20:30 Annie Goh performance
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念 · RE:CITE is a new event series co-curated by Zhuo Mengting and angela wai nok hui. Embodying a Chinese character that can suggest thought, feeling, attention, reading and mind power, 念 · RE:CITE sees research and artistic practice likewise as interconnected ways of thinking and making.
The series in 2026 autumn will feature three artist-researchers: Julie Rose Bower (October), Jonathan Higgins (November) and Annie Goh (December), alongside guest artists and musicians to be in dialogue.
Mengting Zhuo is supported by the Early Career Promoter Fund which is managed by PRS Foundation and funded by Arts Council England using Supporting Grassroots Music funding from DCMS.
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About the Artists
Annie Goh Annie Goh is an artist, researcher and educator. Her work, in its numerous forms from sound installation, composition and computer music to writing, performance and social practice, takes a critical approach to contemporary debates in the fields of digital technologies, media arts, generative and computational processes and communication studies, with a particular focus on sound, intersectional feminism, decolonial theory and the politics of knowledge production.
angela wai nok hui a percussionist and sound artist based in London and Hong Kong. She uses sounds that are not meant to be, childhood-like sugarcoating to frame and tell the true story of the living, uses sonic elements to bring attention to the phenomena of activism and self-love with a bitter aftertaste. https://angelahuiwainok.com/about/
