RAINFOREST IV - DAVID TUDOR - “a collaborative environmental work, spatially mixing the live sounds of suspended sculptures and found objects, with their transformed reflections in an audio system. “
3rd & 4th of July 2009 - from 2pm to 23pm - Peckham, London
Now this is rather fun - the celebrations of the goals in the Champions League final between Barcelona and Manchester United show up in a nearby seismograph! This is Jordi Díaz Cusí‘s trace corresponding with for Lionel Messi’s goal for in the 70th minute:
The next get together is Tuesday 19th May in Ronnie’s Bar upstairs in McGinty’s opposite the library on Northgate Street, Ipswich from 8pm.
Do bring along anything you’ve been making or ideas you’ve got - I know of a couple of new curiosities already! And then there’s the show next month and there’s a bunch of things that needs sorting for that!
Our friend Tim Hunkin has now finished the arch for the children’s area at London Zoo, that we saw when we visited his workshop on that cold windy day in January. Tim’s has written a really nice description of how the arch developed from concept to installation.
Excellent news from curiousite Pixelh8, “After lengthy consideration, I decided I would rather have my Game Boy / Game Boy Advance music software be used by everyone it can be used by, instead of just the few.“ read more
If you grab a copy of May’s Mad Dog Magazine and turn to page 12, you’ll find a nice article from Dean Bowman on us and the Proverb Shows. There’s a downloadable version too.
The Curiosity Collective is a group of enthusiasts, designers and artists working in Ipswich, UK. Many are technologists seeking a fun experimental outlet for their technical skills. Other contributors are audiovisual specialists, photographers, art curators. Any enthusiastic participants who can contribute their skills are welcomed.