Creating an app to make, hear and personalise immersive soundscapes, plus findings from a study on AR, binaural, and sound design.
Source: Immersive spatial audio soundscapes with the BBC Sound Effects archive
Groundwork Gallery, King's Lynn
2022-05-22 14:00
GroundWork Gallery, 17 Purfleet Street, King's Lynn PE30 1ER, UK
Spend an engaging afternoon of talking and walking with writer and film-maker John Rogers. Author of ‘This Other London- Adventures in the Overlooked City’, he will guide us through his many ways of approaching the familiar and the unfamiliar in the city. Part of the Norfolk & Norwich Festival 15-29 May, in association with Groundwork Gallery, Kings Lynn and their exhibition "Field Work".
Groundwork Gallery, King's Lynn
2022-05-15 14:00
GroundWork Gallery, 17 Purfleet Street, King's Lynn PE30 1ER, UK
haptic/tacit, three of the exhibiting artists in "FieldWork" will lead an afternoon of talking about their exploratory and entrepreneurial artistic practice. Part of the Norfolk & Norwich Festival 15-29 May, in association with Groundwork Gallery, Kings Lynn and their exhibition "Field Work".
21 Mar, 2022
2022-05-24 18:00
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Meet the authors who are writing about walking and the landscapes through which we walk, at walk · listen · create's Walking Writers Salons. We are delighted to have author El Rhodes join us in May, talking about "All Among the Saints" a story about a walk to Bardsey, one of a dozen new pieces in a new anthology of travel writing turning a Welsh gaze on the rest of the world.
The British Library, London, UK
25 Apr, 2022 · All day
British Library, Euston Road, London, UK
Sharing findings from the Unlocking Our Sound Heritage. The British Library alongside 10 Hub partners has been using the rich content from its sound archives to develop new programmes and resources that inspire creativity, stimulate memory and enhance wellbeing.
The Cultural Capital Exchange
2022-03-25 10:00
Online
Beginning in 1981 with a march from Cardiff to Greenham by women, men and children, the camp became women-only the following year and remained so through its 19-year span. According to Barbara Harford and Sarah Hopkinson (1984), Greenham ‘became a place where ideas, fears, dreams, philosophies and skills came together to be worked through’, and initiated a series of actions of exceptional creative ingenuity and political efficacy.
Walking Festival of Sound
2022-04-20 17:00
Online
Lundahl & Seitl present their new work Streetlight Harvesters, made with co-artists Untold Garden. In a series of invisible sound sculptures, this project appropriates the city's street lights in the form of a Monstrous Creature - conceived from a lineage of human control of the visible light spectrum, from fire & oil lanterns to the gas lights of the 19th century & today's electrical LED lights. As part of the Walking Festival of Sound.
2022-09-25 15:30
Online
The Write About Walking showcase event introduces the shortlisted authors of the walk · listen · create / Sound Walk September writing competition, and includes readings of their poetry and prose.
2022-05-03 18:00
Online
A keen and astute observer, Torbjorn Ekelund invites us to shrug off our shoes, and walk barefoot to get closer to the landscape through which we tread, whether on a well-beaten forest trail, coastal path or beside an urban street. where do we go when we walk a path? Join Torbjorn Ekelund and Andrew Stuck in this month's Salon, to in a contemplative exploration and discussion.
The Cultural Capital Exchange
2022-03-24 14:00
Online
Using a variety of methods, this series of mini-workshops encourage participants to take part and contribute to ongoing research projects around the issue of women walking. The topic will be explored from a range of sensory perspectives including: an audio workshop on women walking and liminality; a creative movement workshop exploring women walking, communication and diversity, and finally, a visual workshop exploring women's movement in film.
