Located audio sound artists Ralph Hoyte and Phill Phelps launch their latest located audio sound art work “Colston’s Last Journey” in its international iteration at this evening’s Cafe event, where they join to discuss making sound art about slavery.
2022-09-27 18:00
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Located audio sound artists Ralph Hoyte and Phill Phelps (Bristol/UK) launch their latest located audio sound art work "Colston’s Last Journey" in its international iteration at this evenings Cafe event, where they join to discuss making sound art about slavery.
Roll out this walk thru version of Ralph Hoyte's Colston’s Last Journey work of soundart about Bristol and the Transatlantic Trafficking of Enslaved Africans anywhere in the world (iPhone; we're getting there for Android). For further info and to experience the work search colstonslastjourney.uk and follow the link to the 'worldwide' version.
Parc de la Devesa, Passeig de la Devesa, Girona, Spain
The Temple of Hermes: you are honoured: few are allowed to enter, and none leave unaltered, for he is a mercurial god. Satsymph have laid out his Temple in Girona, and your smartphone is your sole means of access.
Bristol, UK
Colston’s Last Journey: set sail on a sea of interactive sound layered over Bristol city centre upon which float the ghosts of 9 slave ships. Each of these audio ghost ships represents one facet of the transatlantic trafficking of enslaved Africans
2022-09-12 18:00
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Sound walks as art? Join Helen Ottaway and Ralph Hoyte at this Cafe exploring how a composer and a poet work together; are they independent or is it a collaboration, and if so what does this look like? Is poetry music and music actually poetry? Where is the interface?
Bristol M Shed and the Regional History Centre, University of the West of England
2024-03-21 18:30
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Colston’s Last Journey is a work of soundart created by writer and poet Ralph Hoyte in response to the toppling of the statue of Edward Colston in June 2020. Its theme is Bristol and the Transatlantic trafficking of enslaved Africans.
2022-07-05 11:30
Parc de la Devesa, Passeig de la Devesa, Girona, Spain
The Temple of Hermes: you are honoured: few are allowed to enter, and none leave unaltered, for he is a mercurial god. Satsymph have laid out his Temple in Girona, and your smartphone is your sole means of access.
