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New Interfaces for Musical Expression 2026 23-26 June 2026, London, UK and online About NIME 2026 New Interfaces for Musical Expression (NIME) is an international conference about new musical interfaces, their artistic use and the technologies involved in building them. Researchers from all over the world share their knowledge and late breaking work during the conference. The conference started as a workshop at the CHI conference in 2001 and, since then, has been held annuall

Friday _12.06.26 KLANG Festival 2026 – Lauren Sarah Hayes: The Accusations That Are Confessions KLANG Festival Copenhagen Experimental Music presents their program at ALICE in 2026 Once again, KLANG festival for experimental music presents some of their program at ALICE. The festival has existed since 2009 and is Denmark’s largest festival for experimental contemporary music. Experience an unusually wide range of artistic voices, perspectives, and approaches at KLANG 2026. Mo

This week, Associate Professor Lauren Hayes heads to The Gordon Center for Creative and Performing Arts at Colby College in Maine for SPLICE Festival VII. SPLICE Festival is a three-day festival that blends engaging live performances with new technologies. Hayes will give a lecture on her ongoing research into improvisation, interdisciplinarity, and embodied music cognition, as well as present a new improvised work for sound/dance/movement/music with multi-hyphenate artist an

Associate Professor Lauren Hayes, The GAME School, ASU in conversation with Tom Hall, Cycling '74.

The Department of Music’s program in Composition & Computer Technologies (CCT) is pleased to present TechnoSonics, its annual festival of electronic and acoustic music, installation, and intermedia arts, November 10 — 14. This year’s festival will feature work by special guests Lauren Sarah Hayes, Benjamin Broening, and Travis Thatcher, as well as CCT faculty, staff, and graduate students. Associate Professor Lauren Hayes will give performances at Old Cabell Hall on 11th Nove