Amplify

2019, 2020, and 2022 

Since 2019, Somerset House Studios has continued its partnership on Amplify Digital Arts Initiative, connecting and empowering an active network of women-identifying artists and professionals working in the digital arts, sound and immersive storytelling sectors in Canada, Latin America and the UK.   

Following Amplify 2019 and Amplify 2020, the 2022 programme is shaped by a select group of leading international artists, curators and producers working within the fields of digital arts, electronic music and artistic development. Taking form as an engaging series of lectures, workshops, conversations, and studio demonstrations, elements of this programme will be open to the general public through our ongoing Grounding Practice strand - a series of events that intends to convene creative audiences in exchanging methodologies and experiences for creating and learning 

AMPLIFY 2019


Somerset House Studios partners with MUTEK and the British Council to host eleven female identifying artists and electronic producers working across the digital arts in Canada, Argentina, Peru and the UK.

Participating artists include Milena Pafundi and Prifma from Argentina, Edna King, x/o, Push 1 stop & Wiklow, RAMZi and Sabrina Ratte from Canada, Ale Hop and Analucia Roeder will represent Peru and from the UK, Maria Bozinovska Jones and RKSS will be taking part.
 

AMPLIFY 2020


Somerset House Studios continues its partnership with MUTEK and the British Council on Amplify Digital Arts Initiative, a residency that connects and empowers an active network of women-identifying artists and professionals working in the digital arts, sound and immersive storytelling sectors in Canada, Latin America and the UK.

As part of the residency, we present a selection of digital artworks, some of which were originally presented as part of MUTEK’s virtual exhibition Distant Arcades, alongside live streamed music performances and artist presentations and discussion exploring how we create art in a time of crisis.
 

AMPLIFY 2022


Continuing our partnership on Amplify Digital Arts Initiative, this March will see Somerset House Studios host an online residency programme that connects and empowers an active network of women-identifying artists and professionals working in the digital arts, sound and immersive storytelling sectors in Canada, Latin America and the UK.

Marking the third Amplify residency at Somerset House Studios following Amplify 2019 and Amplify 2020, this programme is shaped by a select group of leading international artists, curators and producers working within the fields of digital arts, electronic music and artistic development. Taking form as an engaging series of lectures, workshops, conversations, and studio demonstrations, elements of this programme will be open to the general public through our ongoing Grounding Practice strand - a series of events that intends to convene creative audiences in exchanging methodologies and experiences for creating and learning