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Talks & Seminars
Talk: ACOUSTIC ECOLOGIES
Join us for a stimulating conversation between artists and scientists touching on issues around listening, soundscapes and ecology.
/ TRANSMISSIONS: radio art lab //
A weekend of events exploring radio art, sound art, eco-acoustics, theremins, detoxifying gardens, subversive streaming, pond dipping, weather instruments, listening together.
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Talk: ACOUSTIC ECOLOGIES
Join us for a stimulating conversation between artists and scientists touching on issues around listening, soundscapes and ecology. How might listening help protect vulnerable species, and foster empathy between humans and the ‘more-than-human’ world? How might plants and green infrastructure improve air quality as we co-exist in urban spaces?
Our invited guests will each speak about their area of research, followed by an opportunity to ask questions and continue the conversation.
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Artist - Magz Hall (Radio Air Garden)
Artist - Lia Mazzari (Instant Public Address Systems)
Scientist - Ian Thornhill (bioacoustics and freshwater ecology)
Scientist - Ana Castro-Castellon (Phytoremediation)
Chair - Professor Teresa Dillon (Professor fo City Futures, UWE)
The talk will take place in the John James Room, Windmill Hill City Farm.
Philip Street
Bedminster
Bristol BS3 4EA
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With thanks to Windmill Hill City Farm.
This talk was made possible by the West of England Visual Arts Alliance (WEVAA), supported by Arts Council England.
A weekend of events exploring radio art, sound art, eco-acoustics, theremins, detoxifying gardens, subversive streaming, pond dipping, weather instruments, listening together.
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Talk: ACOUSTIC ECOLOGIES
Join us for a stimulating conversation between artists and scientists touching on issues around listening, soundscapes and ecology. How might listening help protect vulnerable species, and foster empathy between humans and the ‘more-than-human’ world? How might plants and green infrastructure improve air quality as we co-exist in urban spaces?
Our invited guests will each speak about their area of research, followed by an opportunity to ask questions and continue the conversation.
- with -
Artist - Magz Hall (Radio Air Garden)
Artist - Lia Mazzari (Instant Public Address Systems)
Scientist - Ian Thornhill (bioacoustics and freshwater ecology)
Scientist - Ana Castro-Castellon (Phytoremediation)
Chair - Professor Teresa Dillon (Professor fo City Futures, UWE)
The talk will take place in the John James Room, Windmill Hill City Farm.
Philip Street
Bedminster
Bristol BS3 4EA
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With thanks to Windmill Hill City Farm.
This talk was made possible by the West of England Visual Arts Alliance (WEVAA), supported by Arts Council England.
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