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room 4 ECHOES
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The Echoes
Where am I
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Women in Binga
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The Pest
The Pest
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HiddenVoices.HiddenGems
An action research project that uses storytelling as a method for starting conversations about the past, present and future of Rye Lane. The project is funded by Southwark Council’s High Street Recovery Fund.
Project Website: https://hiddenvoiceshiddengems.cargo.site/
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Resonances (II)
Resonances (II) is an interactive piece of music. As the participant walks around Green Dale Fields, three compositions, based on a triptych of photographic images, are played. The music disrupts and punctures, revealing the city in a new way.
Ben’s practice questions the role of listening in relation to the still image. He makes use of reworking and repetition, passing sound and image through a variety of different processes to create his work. For this installation he uses the data from a photographic triptych he made in 2016 to create three sound pieces. The listener is free to move around triggering the sound as and when they like - each experience is, in this sense, unique.
www.benmcdonnell.co.uk
INST: bcjmcdonnell
TW: @benmcdonnell
free
The Nunhead Album
Geo-located album
free
Uni Sound Walk
free
Nature in a Human Crisis
Recorded in the final days before the first UK Lockdown, Nature in a Human Crisis is an exploration of unavoidable transition, disquietment, peace and rejuvenation.
free
UAL Walk
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E&C Walk
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Dis/Locating Cultures of Equality
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**Dis/Locating Cultures of Equality** is an interactive exhibition taking place on College Green, Goldsmiths University campus, September 20 - October 22 2021.
It is free, 'covid-secure' and open to the public.
The exhibition explores how creative practices can help create and sustain cultures of gender equality around the world – while also addressing how the coronavirus pandemic has impacted local communities. Held to mark the close of the four-year Global Genders and Cultures of Equality (GlobalGRACE) project.
Read more about the exhibition and project here: http://www.gold.ac.uk/news/dis-locating-cultures-of-equality/
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