Sonic Sculptures goes to Primary with a new programme of soundscapes and sonic experiences.
- Three open-air live sound/music performances
- Two large-scale sound installations
- Participatory workshop & session
- Card-only bar (from 6:00PM)
Event information
When: Saturday 14 September, 1PM–11PM
Where: Primary, 33 Seely Road, Nottingham, NG7 1NU. (Gallery 1 and Primary’s Playground & Garden).
The performances will be live-streamed via Primary’s YouTube channel if you are unable to attend the event in-person. The live stream will be made available on Primary's channel for you to rewatch in the foreseeable future.
Booking: Booking via Eventbrite for the feedback session and participatory workshop is required. Book Here. There is no need to book for the performances; it is a drop-in and free hybrid event with an optional ‘Pay What You Can’ donation. Donate Here.
Through a call-out for audio submissions, Sonic Sculptures 3 allows people to share their audio work—new or old. Join us to hear music, soundscapes, sonic artworks, work-in-progress, site recordings, readings, performances, and curiosities played back-to-back through an experimental sonic sculpture throughout the day in Primary’s Gallery 1.
A programme of activities will also energise another sonic sculpture built in Primary's playground against the backdrop of an expansive garden.
Programme Schedule
1–3PM |
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3:30–5PM |
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6:30–7:30PM |
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8–9PM |
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9:30–10:30PM |
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About Sonic Sculptures
Sonic Sculptures is a project led by visual artist/curator Ryan Boultbee, architectural design studio FROMTHEGROUNDUP (FTGU) and musician Tom Harris. Sonic Sculptures is a recurring series of events hosting a programme of soundscapes and sonic experiences.
Sonic Sculptures 3: Playground of Sound is supported by Primary, Broadway’s Near Now, and Arts Council England.