Royal Museums Greenwich National Outreach Curator, Matilda Pye and Sound Artist Peter Adjaye talk about the commissioning and making of a new sound-work currently on exhibition at the Queens House.
The sound installation “A proposal for Radical Hospitality’ is presented to reinterpret and rediscover The Armada Portrait’s legacies. Find out more about the art-work HERE
Your Visit
Due to COVID 19 restrictions, this event takes place in front of an invited audience of limited numbers. Tickets to attend the event virtually are available via the link below.
For the Sound & Image Festival, students from the MA Digital Arts programme at The University of Greenwich will use the Heritage Gallery as a type of artistic laboratory to experiment with a range of Expanded Art Forms. As opposed to a set exhibition, the space will be used as a testing ground to explore the potential outcomes of multiple mediums, overlapping territories and collaborations. The ethos of the MA Digital Arts is one that embraces multimedia and interdisciplinary approaches in order to discover new and unknown possibilities.
This event is part of the Greenwich Sound/Image Festival.
MA Digital Arts
Sanja Dudek, Eduard Fadgyas, Yi Ting Liong, Ashley MacLaughlin, Mateo Monje Shefford, Boris Monteiro, Oliver Paviour-Silcock, Megan Swaffer & Daniela Zaharieva.
Following the COVID 19 lockdown, it will no longer be possible to allow visitors to this exhibition. A video of each weeks outcome will be available online via the link below, which will be activated once the recording has been made
Hands-on, interactive workshops that encourage exploration of music and the science of sound through creative and imaginative activities using sound in accessible, fun and educational ways. For audiences ages 7-12.
Explore sampling sound, Foley (live sound effects for film), designing and performing graphic scores and taking guided listening walks.
This event is part of the Greenwich Sound/Image Festival.
Your Visit
Following the government lockdown, it will not be possible to hold this workshop ‘in person’. The School of Noise, working with the University of Greenwich, School of Design will produce a video of the workshop which will be available for online viewing during the festival via the link below.
Greenwich Sounds – A 14-day challenge for residents and workshop participants to record sound walks and curate soundscapes of the Greenwich borough area.
Members of the public and University community are invited to create unique sonic portraits of their own Greenwich.
Launched on 14th November at 11 am through an online workshop and walking event led by Andrew Stuck and Marcin Barski. Suitable for all ages
This event is part of the Greenwich Sound/Image Festival.
Your Visit
Use the link below to join the online workshop, or download the map and instructions for your walk.
