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SOUND CHECK exhibition at Science Gallery Dublin
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SOUND CHECK: Make it. Play it.
Science Gallery at Trinity College Dublin
09.06. – 24.09.2017
Science Gallery at Trinity College Dublin
09.06. – 24.09.2017
Links
https://dublin.sciencegallery.com/soundcheck/ Start:
Jun 09, 2017 End:
Sep 24, 2017 Info:
Exhibition in the context of the European Digital Art & Science Network. Cross reference
Science Gallery Dublin
Description
SOUND CHECK: Make it. Play it.
Science Gallery at Trinity College Dublin
09.06. – 24.09.2017
Break out your old mix tapes, swing your way to melodic bliss or rock up to our NOISE STUDIO to make your own synth. SOUND CHECK at Science Gallery at Trinity College Dublin promises a noisy cacophony that will make your hair stand on end and your stomach vibrate!
Visitors to SOUND CHECK will become performers alongside hackers, designers and scientists, inventing new instruments and collaborating to explore the outer edge of tomorrow’s sound. The works presented in the exhibition delve into the moment between practice and performance, designs and reality, where new musical tools make us hear our world differently. SOUND CHECK’s advisors include Nicolas Collins, electronic music pioneer and professor at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago; Nicolas Brown, Ussher Assistant Professor in Sonic Arts at Trinity College Dublin; youth worker Lisa Downes, and Dublin Maker founder David McKeown.
(Source: The Practice of Art and Science, p. 300)
Science Gallery at Trinity College Dublin
09.06. – 24.09.2017
Break out your old mix tapes, swing your way to melodic bliss or rock up to our NOISE STUDIO to make your own synth. SOUND CHECK at Science Gallery at Trinity College Dublin promises a noisy cacophony that will make your hair stand on end and your stomach vibrate!
Visitors to SOUND CHECK will become performers alongside hackers, designers and scientists, inventing new instruments and collaborating to explore the outer edge of tomorrow’s sound. The works presented in the exhibition delve into the moment between practice and performance, designs and reality, where new musical tools make us hear our world differently. SOUND CHECK’s advisors include Nicolas Collins, electronic music pioneer and professor at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago; Nicolas Brown, Ussher Assistant Professor in Sonic Arts at Trinity College Dublin; youth worker Lisa Downes, and Dublin Maker founder David McKeown.
(Source: The Practice of Art and Science, p. 300)
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