Tuesday 24 February 2026, 7.30pm
Curated by Regan Bowering, the second event in the “space” series invites new work from international and London-based musicians and artists. Each event holds space for creative risk-taking and first-time collaborations spanning improvisation, composition, and conceptually driven practices.
24th Feb 2026: space #2
- Dominic Coles & Luciano Maggiore (response to Dominic’s score)
- Billy Steiger & Regan Bowering (collaboration)
- Dominic Coles (solo score)
- Li Song & Tom Soloveitzik (collaboration)
17th May 2026: space #3
- Eric Wong + Rory Salter (collaboration)
- Kieran Daly (solo)
- Ciaran Mackle + Sam Andreae + Regan Bowering (collaboration)
- On Yee Lo (solo performance)
Dominic Coles is a composer from New York City. He will present a score investigating the various forms of horsepower present on 53rd Street between 10th and 11th in Manhattan. Afterwards, he will be joined by Luciano Maggiore for a performance that reflects on the score’s various materials.
Luciano Maggiore is a Palermo-born, London-based musician whose work is characterised by the use of speakers and several analogue/digital devices (samplers, CD players, walkmans, tape recorders) as well as acoustic objects and addresses the performativity of the musical act, the perception of it, and the obscurity that emanates from it.
His main interests include mechanisms of sound diffusion, performance, repetition, endurance, non-human animal languages, dance, and folklore.
http://lucianomaggiore.blogspot.com/
https://edizioniluma.bandcamp.com/
https://lucianomaggiore.bandcamp.com
Billy Steiger is an artist working across performance, recording, drawing, and printmaking. This work often takes systems of reproduction, transmission and mediation as both material and subject.
Active/upcoming solo projects include:
- a proposed (re)history of technology, using the vibrating string as framing mechanism.
- an album of modified pipe organ recordings, to be released by OtoRoku in 2027.
- an ongoing investigation into audio compression algorithms and the artefacts and loss inherent to digital/analogue boundary states.
Active group projects include:
- O Yama O (w/ Keiko Yamamoto, Rie Nakajima, Marie Roux)
- X-Ray Hex Tet (w/ Paul Abbott, Edward George, Crystabel Riley, Pat Thomas, Seymour Wright)
- Portraits (w/ Daniel Blumberg, Seymour Wright)
Completed(?) solo projects include:
- composing and recording the score for Stacy Martin's short film Amaretti
- Box (for EKM) for piano and string quartet, premiered by Apartment House in 2024
- Loud Object, a 2023 violin record.
https://billysteiger.bandcamp.com/
Regan Bowering is a percussionist, improviser and sound artist based in London. Her solo work explores various combinations of drums and percussion, objects, amps, speakers, and feedback. Her debut album “Solos for _ _ _ _ Spaces” (Dec 2023 on Bezirk Tapes) was described as “a play of contrasts, contradicting voluminous expressions with confined phrases, taming resounding feedback with faint percussive flutters, but one that feels driven by the desire to craft electrifying drama rather than pure autotelic dissonance.” (The Quietus). She is one third of a collaborative project with Li Song and Conal Blake, with two releases: “2 Movements” (Feedback Moves, 2024) and "Music for Snare Drums and Portable Speakers" (Infant Tree, 2023). Her debut LP “A Technology of Feeling” was released January 2026 on Infant Tree.
Li Song is a London-based musician and computer programmer. He performs improvised music with his computer and composes music using electronics and acoustic instruments. His collaborative project with Zhu Wenbo, No Performance, focuses on compositions using environment sounds, acoustic instruments, computer algorithms, and random sequence. He is also a member of computer network music ensemble and research group, [ _ _ _ ], focusing on algorithmic collaboration. Recent works include Two Snare Drums (Infant Tree 2022), [ _ _ _ ] (with Jia Liu and Shuoxin Tan, SUPERPANG 2022) and Text (with Zhu Wenbo, Zoomin' Night 2021).
For this evening, Li Song will be presenting his work Slow Software.
https://lisong.bandcamp.com/
https://notimportant.org/
https://zoominnight.com/artists/li-song/
Tom Soloveitzik is a Paris-based musician and sound artist working with saxophones, field recordings, and site-specific performance. His practice explores the materiality of sound, modes of listening, and the limits of recording through performance and writing.
Recent releases include duo albums with Sun Yizhou (Ftarri; presses précaires), releases with the Microcanonical ensemble (Wakana Ikeda, Yoko Ikeda, Takashi Masubuchi) (Sawyer Spaces; Tombed Visions), and Views from the Seven Ionian Islands (Suppedaneum).
