Timothy Glasgow – self-described ‘professional audio nerd’ – lives in downtown London by choice, despite working with folks like Metric, Sonic Youth, and Nile Rodgers. He designs/builds/maintains and occasionally operates recording studios and more recently has discovered a 1960’s-style modular sound synthesizer growing in his apartment, as they tend to do. Occasionally he takes it out to play in front of an audience.

PDA is a movement and arts collective that aims to animate and infiltrate community spaces around the city. Using completely improvised scores and performances, and through collaborations with local artists of many disciplines, PDA’s goal is to immerse the public in the arts and create thought-provoking and interactive performances in non-traditional performance venues. Started by Hannah Goldberg, PDA has appeared around London, including at Nuit Blanche and the London Fringe, and has collaborated with Wormwood, the Koine Project, and poet Faith Patrick.

Matthew Trueman is an artist working in the boundary between the arts and sciences. Primarily using sculpture and video he explores how our technology and culture interact to form a hybrid living organism, a tool that uses itself. His works employ the mantra, always repeating but never the same as a lens to view our relationship with tracking time, optics and scientific traditions. In late 2017 he released a historical photography project called “So Long, South Street”. He is currently completing his Master of Fine Arts at Western University.