The 2022 Australasian Computer Music Conference took place from 31/8-1/9/2022 at Te Whanganui-a-Tara, Aotearoa | Wellington, New Zealand. The conference was jointly hosted by Toi Rauwharangi | College of Creative Arts and Victoria University of Wellington New Zealand School of Music | Te Koki.
Installations and performances from the conference.
The lead organisers were Bridget Johnson and Jim Murphy. The conference featured concerts, installations and artist talks and 48 attendees participated.
Chroma, ACMA’s Journal, is calling for contributions for our re-launch issue. We particularly welcome complete manuscripts from speakers at the Australasian Computer Music Conference in 2020 and 2021. Manuscripts received by 1/11/2021 will be considered for the first issue, however submissions will be reviewed and published earlier if possible.
We’re excited to announce that the Australasian Computer Music Conference will take place at the Australian National University, Canberra, from July 8-11, 2020.
ACMC is the annual gathering of the Australasian Computer Music Association, a place to show and discuss research and artistic progress in computer/electronic music. It’s a festival of performances, installations, workshops, and tutorials that inspire, challenge, and showcase our community.
This year’s conference theme is inclusion. We want to highlight the diverse range of people who contribute to Australia’s computer/electronic music culture but may not normally attend an academic conference, including artists and scholars who are young/emerging, from regional/remote areas, who have a disability, who are First Nations People, who have low/no income, who are engaged in community music making, or who simply work outside of academia and mainstream institutions.
As part of these efforts, we have an early call for contributions open from 17 December 2019 with the opportunity to provide feedback and engage in conversation with all interested participants. Further calls will be published in 2020.
