Juliana Hodkinson
Juliana Hodkinson's artistic practice with sonic materials and potentials spans social composition, works for object performance with instruments, through electroacoustics to orchestral, vocal and chamber music.
Her independent artistic research practice actively explores resonance, touch, assembly and assemblage, and intersubjective listener participation.
Juliana Hodkinson is associate professor in electronic and classical music composition at the Royal Academy of Music in Aarhus, and chair of the Danish Composers’ Society, as well as being a board member at music copyright collective management organisation Koda, and representing the latter two organisations in, respectively, the Nordic Composers’ Council and the International Council of Music Creators.
Her work in cultural politics focuses on diversity and inequalities, system-change, and progressive circular values in pursuit of climate, societal and cultural restoration.
She holds a PhD in Musicology from the University of Copenhagen and a Certificate in Sustainability from the London School of Economics. She has published on gender and social relations, curating and migration, and on contemporary music and sound art - in the Bloomsbury Handbook of Sound Art, Musicology Research, the ICI Cultural Inquiry series and Seismograf.