A small change in the programme as Mark Edmonds has had to pull out at the last minute and will now hopefully be presenting at our Glasgow event in September instead.
We are very pleased to announce that at the 11th hour sound artist Craig Vear has agreed to present aspects of his recent work:
Superfield [Mumbai] - the see-hearing dimension of sound art
Craig Vear, composer and sound artist; Adelphi Research Institute, University of Salford
The programme has been updated below.
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UPDATE Programme for 18th May Event 15 May 2009
Posted by damian at 04:36 0 comments
Labels: Audio, British Library, Heritage Objects, I Hear Too, presentation, Science and Heritage, Sound Archive, Workshop
Sound and the Environment - An introduction to the work of the Dogrose Trust
30 Apr 2009
Julia and Peter from the Dogrose Trust were one of the groups represented at our first I Hear Too workshop event at the Natioanl Railway Museum on 20th April. They've kindly written up the paper they presented and allowed us to make it available via this site. It's available here.
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Labels: Dogrose Trust, I Hear Too, National Railway Museum, presentation, Science and Heritage, Workshop
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How can audio and acoustics research be employed in the interpretation, understanding and representation of heritage materials and artifacts?
How might such audio materials be better preserved for future generations of researchers and heritage visitors?
The I-Hear-Too research cluster will attempt to answer these questions...
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How might such audio materials be better preserved for future generations of researchers and heritage visitors?
The I-Hear-Too research cluster will attempt to answer these questions...
more about I-Hear-Too
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