Helen Hester chairs a panel exploring the gender politics of voice and sound. Covering topics such as robotic voices, queer sonic media, and sex and affect in contemporary sound art, Sonic Feminisms explores what a revolution might sound like.

https://www.ica.art/whats-on/technology-now-sonic-feminisms-part-i

Speakers include musician and community activist Amina Gichinga, academic Eleni Ikoniadou and Frances Morgan, contributing editor of The Wire.

This is the first in a two-part event co-organised with Helen Hester examining gender, sonic media and the post-human.