Conference: Picturing Sound: The Static Visual Paratexts of Music
Conference: Picturing Sound: The Static Visual Paratexts of Music
College of Arts School of Modern Languages
Date: Thursday 12 December 2019
Time: 09:00 - 18:00
Venue: Special Collections (Library Level 12)
Category: Conferences, Exhibitions, Academic events
Speaker: Prof Asbjørn Grønstad
Website: www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/picturing-sound-the-static-visual-paratexts-of-music-tickets-79620616407
09:30 – Keynote address: Asbjørn Grønstad (University of Bergen)
10:45 – Panel 1 – LPs (Chair: Chris Vezza)
Dr Lyndon Way (University of Liverpool) – Music and Image in Protest: The Roles of Music/Static Image Mash-ups in Turkey’s Gezi Park
Dr Cinla Seker (Dokuz Eylül University) – Harmonious Contrasts, Contrasting the Harmonious: A Form-Content Analysis of the Album Covers of the Band “The Fall”
Dr Stuart Medley (Edith Cowan University) – Small Rewards: Record Sleeves from a Contemporary Maker’s P.O.V.
13:30 – Organisers address: Guillaume Lecomte and Chris Vezza (University of Glasgow) – Look, Listen, Impact: Self-reflection on Researching Text-Images studies at the University of Glasgow
13:45 – Panel 2 – COMICS (Chair: Prof Laurence Grove)
Vincent ‘Frank Quitely’ Deighan – Vincent will discuss the design of LP covers he designed, and his creative process behind LP covers and/as comics
Dr David Sweeney (Glasgow School of Art) – Music as Social Fiction in the Comic Books Blue Monday and Phonogram
15:00 – Panel 3 – TRANSMEDIA (Chair: Guillaume Lecomte)
Prof Kate Maxwell (University of Tromsø) and Dr Jon Greenaway (Manchester Metropolitan University): Sex, Money, and the Negotiation of the Pornographic Image of the Female Body in Hip Hop
Dr Kyle Barnett (Bellarmine University): Listening to and Looking at Silent Film-Era Stardom: Talk-O-Photo Records and the Multi-Sensory Consumption of Celebrity'
Dr Caitriona Cassidy (University of Glasgow): Sound, Image and the Play: A Comparative Study of Productions of The Duchess [of Malfi] (2019) and Rhinoceros (2017 & 2018)
16:45 – Concluding Remarks (Dr Louise Harris, School of Culture & Creative Arts; and Prof Laurence Grove, Stirling Maxwell Centre, University of Glasgow), Exhibition (Glasgow University Special Collection), and Wine Reception.