Interface Soundscapes
9:00am - 5:00pm /
Monday 13th May 2019
/ Venue: Gordon Stephenson Building
- Jennifer Connor
- Admission: Free
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This installation is open to the public Monday 13 May through to Friday 17 May 9am - 5pm.
Art and sound installation Interface Soundscapes is a ceramic surface that allows visitors to connect and be transported to different locations in the city through listening to characteristic soundscapes of Liverpool. Recently exhibited at Tate Liverpool, these journeys stimulate discovery and provoke reflection on the qualities of the acoustic environment that surrounds us in everyday life, often drowned out and dominated by visual stimulation. Interface Soundscapes is a collaboration between ECAlab (Rosa Urbano Gutierrez and Amanda Wanner , sound artists and researchers Eduardo Coutinho and Ian Costabile (ICCaT), and ceramics artist Edit Szabó.
This installation is open to the public Monday 13 May through to Friday 17 May 9am - 5pm.
Art and sound installation Interface Soundscapes is a ceramic surface that allows visitors to connect and be transported to different locations in the city through listening to characteristic soundscapes of Liverpool. Recently exhibited at Tate Liverpool, these journeys stimulate discovery and provoke reflection on the qualities of the acoustic environment that surrounds us in everyday life, often drowned out and dominated by visual stimulation. Interface Soundscapes is a collaboration between ECAlab (Rosa Urbano Gutierrez and Amanda Wanner , sound artists and researchers Eduardo Coutinho and Ian Costabile (ICCaT), and ceramics artist Edit Szabó.
This installation is open to the public Monday 13 May through to Friday 17 May 9am - 5pm.