Isolation

Enjoy Group 1's Geolocated Walk.

first draft of the collar project still needs to be mixed and mastered and needs a vocal track

This walk is designed to highlight the divide between science, faith and the arts within academia by placing religious texts and devotional music inside and around the buildings and locations relating to the scientific disciplines. The piece ‘There is a Green Hill Far Away’, was recorded inside one of the many labs in the Fenner Building. Not only was this a fantastic experience, but it also gave us a fresh perspective of what we wanted from our project as well as the concept of what it means to be singing religious texts in unconventional places. As you listen to these pieces, take a minute to observe the buildings around you and reflect upon what this conflict of faith and science means to you.

In June 2023, students from Drama travelled to Prague to take part in the Prague Quadrennial as visitors and interns. We have hidden some of our favourite exhibits on the Great White Way... can you find them? Explore the sounds of the festival through headphones as you walk around the cenrral campus. There are points of interest marked on the mark... these might be shows or students commenting on their experience at the festival. When you find them, just click on the link to watch the video in YouTube - then come back to this app to explore some more. This walk is in development this week and we will be adding content. You can find out more about PQ [here](http://www.pq.cz).

River Listening is an interdisciplinary research project exploring the cultural and biological diversity of global river systems through sound. The project examines the creative possibilities of accessible and noninvasive recording technologies to monitor river health and engage local communities in the conservation of global river systems. River Listening combines emerging fields of science with acoustic ecology, creativity and digital technology to further the understanding of aquatic biodiversity and inspire action at a time when the conservation and management of freshwater ecosystems is a critical priority. This River Listening installation has been created for the 2017 Sound + Environment conference at the University of Hull and features soundscapes from river systems across the world. Share your listening experiences on social media #RiverListening

Download the 'Echoes' app Then search for 'Lockdown Still Lives' Select 'stream walk' (or download walk in advance) Try sitting on different chairs and even on the grass to hear. Keep exploring the space in front of the Lockdown Still Lives Window to hear from the different artists. https://www.absolutelycultured.co.uk/lockdown-still-lifes-a-collective-reflection/ Featuring: Marianne Lewsley-Stier (founder)>Anna Bean > George Norris >Ana Lewsley-Stier> Harriet Jones >Graeme Brookes >Lisa FS >Glynis Neslen >Roger Roach >Julia Roach >Sarah Mole >Caroline Ullyart >Gill Adams >Martin Lewsley >Jill Howitt >Beth Barlow >MBW >

Dragged into a hidden world that you never knew existed, dare to gaze into the otherworldly underbelly of Hull where danger lurks around every corner. This show will have you scouring Hull for clues whilst assisting a crack team of operatives from the secretive Curioptica, an ancient cabal that's existed in the shadows for centuries. Learn about their histories and the horrifying monsters and events they've had to face that pulled them into this world in the first place, and help save Hull from a terrible cult, The Sanguine Symphony! But remember, there's multiple ways this could end, and the decision is up to you...