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As part of Open House weekend on Sat 21st and Sun 22nd September the Brunel Museum will show for the first time a series of\u202fthree-dimensional scans of the Museum site, including the Tunnel Shaft, by\u202fPhil Hudson,\u202fas well as the new installation,\u202fThere and Back Again, by our\u202fArtist-in-Residence, Mhairi Vari.\u202f Free tickets are available through the Brunel<\/p>
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\nThe Accurate Perception Available When Our Eye Becomes Single<\/a><\/h2>\n\n
The Accurate Perception Available When Our Eye Becomes Single is an immersive multi-screen installation evoking the emotional specifics of place (Orford Ness on the Suffolk coast) while exploring the elasticity of time and history. It is an audio-visual collaboration between Richard Ducker (video) and Ian Thompson (sound) with no linear narrative; sound and image are<\/p>
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\nAR Geolocative Sound Commissions\u00a0\u00a0<\/a><\/h2>\n\n
2 x Augmented Reality Geolocative Sound Commissions To celebrate the launch of our new SOUND\/IMAGE Research Centre sound app (more information to be launched soon!), we invite sound artists and composers to submit proposals to develop an immersive Augmented Reality audio experience in response to the Greenwich Park in Greenwich, London. These commissions will be<\/p>
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\n6-7\/12: Wondering for Resonances<\/a><\/h2>\n\n
Loudspeaker Orchestra Concert Series Venue:\u00a0The Queen Anne Undercroft Date: 6 and 7 December 2023 Time:\u00a07pm (performance 1), 8.30pm\u00a0(performance 2) Entry: \u00a35, booking is required Electroacoustic Composer and Researcher, Giulia Vismara presents “Wondering for Resonances”. This site-specific performance with the IKO loudspeaker and Captivate\u2019s 3D scanning, is the culmination of a residency in the Queen Anne Undercroft,<\/p>
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\nThe Record Store and Black Music<\/a><\/h2>\n\n
A major new project that explores the cultural impact of UK independent record stores that specialised in Black music from 1950 onwards, has been launched. 2Funky Arts has been awarded a grant from The National Lottery Heritage Fund, made possible thanks to National Lottery players, to explore this fascinating subject. \u2018The Record Store & Black<\/p>
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\nCAPTIVATE<\/a><\/h2>\n\n
Spatial Modelling Research Group Captivate uses remote sensing technologies to build high fidelity digital models of cultural heritage for conservation, museological and pedagogical purposes. Addressing debates in relation to data ontology, the interdisciplinary work of Captivate enables new modes of engagement with sites and objects of historical significance to be developed and tested. The combination<\/p>
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\nLoudspeaker Orchestra Concert Series<\/a><\/h2>\n\n
Immersive acoustic experiences through programmed concerts of multichannel sound design and electroacoustic music We frequently host concerts, screenings and talks showcasing the work of students, staff and international experts in the field. These concerts are open to the public and give our students the opportunity to be heard alongside world leading artists. The Loudspeaker Orchestra<\/p>
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\nA Sonic Palimpsest: Revisiting Chatham Historic Dockyards<\/a><\/h2>\n\n
Exploring the use of sound in heritage contexts The project seeks to investigate the role of sound in influencing our experience of spaces and places, focusing on heritage sites and using the Chatham Historic Dockyard as a case study. This project will explore how sound can be utilised within heritage contexts to immerse and engage<\/p>
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\nReconfiguring the Landscape<\/a><\/h2>\n\n
(Norwegian Artistic Research Project) ‘Reconfiguring the Landscape’ is a three-year Norwegian Artistic Research Project hosted at the Norwegian Academy for Music in Oslo with international collaborators across Europe (IRCAM, Paris; Univeristy of Greenwich, London; IEM, Graz; EMS, Stockholm). The project investigates how 3-D electroacoustic composition and sound-art can evoke and provoke a new awareness of<\/p>
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\n21\/06: Sonic Habitats<\/a><\/h2>\n\n
Loudspeaker Orchestra Concert Series with Touch Venue: Crossrail Place Roof Garden, Crossrail Place, London E14 5AB Date: 21 June 2023 Time: 7pm Entry:\u00a0Free, booking is required An evening with Touch, listening to the IKO loudspeaker amongst exotics plants in the Roof Garden\u2019s amphitheatre. Join sound artist Bethan Kellough as we follow motions and contours of winds, waves and other<\/p>
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