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Songs of place and time
To coincide with the print publication of SONGS OF PLACE AND TIME: Birdsong and the Dawn Chorus in Natural History and the Arts (Edited by Mike Collier, Bennett Hogg & John Strachan), an anthology of contributions from 37 natural historians, we are delighted to have editor, Mike Collier and contributor and bird song recordist Geoff Sample as guests for this walk · listen · café.
+1 A Walk with Artist Magali Desbazeille – Art Walk Series
A screening and discussion with filmmaker Pierre Tremblay. During a walk through a hidden garden in Montreuil, filmmaker Pierre Tremblay meets French artist Magali Desbazeille to explore walking, artistic practice and artificial intelligence,
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Songs of place and time
To coincide with the print publication of SONGS OF PLACE AND TIME: Birdsong and the Dawn Chorus in Natural History and the Arts (Edited by Mike Collier, Bennett Hogg & John Strachan), an anthology of contributions from 37 natural historians, we are delighted to have editor, Mike Collier and contributor and bird song recordist Geoff Sample as guests for this walk · listen · café.
+1 A Walk with Artist Magali Desbazeille – Art Walk Series
A screening and discussion with filmmaker Pierre Tremblay. During a walk through a hidden garden in Montreuil, filmmaker Pierre Tremblay meets French artist Magali Desbazeille to explore walking, artistic practice and artificial intelligence,
• “Untitled | Red Braids” is the audio component of a 2-part audiovisual installation by multidisciplinary artist, Renée LoBue. The audio is accompanied by one of LoBue’s fantasy self-portraits. This unorthodox walking piece explores the tension between digital identity and reality in the age of social media. The vibrant red braids in the self-portrait symbolize the narratives we construct online, while the audio component juxtaposes LoBue’s field recordings of birds in nature with an exploratory conversation on the illusions we craft with technology. This non-traditional format gently and movingly asks the listener to pause and reflect on the illusions they may create and consume in the digital age. “Untitled | Red Braids” challenges us to question the curated realities we present and consider the impact these have on our true selves and our connections with others.
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