Sonic Sculptures returns to Broadway Gallery from 18–21 July 2024 with a new programme of soundscapes and sonic experiences.
Event Information
WHEN:
18–21 July 2024
TIME:
Various times. See events schedule for details.
LOCATION:
Broadway Gallery, 17 Heathcoat Street, Nottingham, NG1 3AF
COST:
Free
Sonic Sculptures is led by visual artist/curator Ryan Boultbee, architectural design studio FROMTHEGROUNDUP (FTGU) and musician Tom Harris.
The series of events will turn Broadway Gallery into an instrument, hosting soundscapes and sonic experiences. Sonic Sculptures explores the intersections of material, space, and sound through an innovative Framework for Practice installation, captivating performances, and workshops.
The programme of performances and workshops will subvert participants’ expectations and associations with sound and materials, empower early-career creatives, and foster a vibrant community for future sonic exploration across disciplines.
![Credit: Will Harvey / FROMTHEGROUNDUP. Sonic Sculptures 2, Broadway Gallery / Heathcoat Street Internal Perspective NTS 28.06.2024](http://s3-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/assets.nearnow.org.uk/_bodyImageFullWidth/Broadway-Gallery_Sonic-Sculpture-2_Internal-Perspective_2024.06.png)
Credit: Will Harvey / FROMTHEGROUNDUP. Sonic Sculptures 2, Broadway Gallery / Heathcoat Street Internal Perspective NTS 28.06.2024
Events schedule
See below for an overview of all Sonic Sculptures events taking place at Broadway.
Individual events pages can be found at nearnow.org.uk/events.
Sonic Sculptures events
Thurs 18 July |
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Fri 19 July |
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Fri 19 July |
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Sat 20 July |
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Sun 21 July |
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About Framework for Practice
Framework for Practice is a project led by visual artist/curator Ryan Boultbee and architectural designer Will Harvey
The project utilises both the architectural and symbolic attributes of scaffolding to create a minimal-waste, flexible and adaptable framework which supports a wealth of creative research and exploration, and to enable the building, repair and restoration of culture and creativity.
Framework for Practice endeavours to critique, elevate, communicate, facilitate and support projects within Nottingham and Nottinghamshire that aim to provoke and promote positive and long-lasting cultural change.