The next get together is next Tuesday, 25th August.
We’re in McGinty’s, opposite the library on Northgate Street, Ipswich from 8pm - we’ll be upstairs in Ronnie’s Bar - that’s directly above the main bar
There’s plenty to discuss: walking to Newcastle, Ars Electronica, fairy stories (a new theme), uselessness and the psychogeography of Ipswich (starting with the ghost tour). Also hoping to have something to show for my adventures with video processing on the Arduino… perhaps! Please bring anything you’ve been working on too.
The next get together is Tuesday 14th July in Ronnie’s Bar upstairs in McGinty’s opposite the library on Northgate Street, Ipswich from 8pm.
Following the hugely successful Proverbial Show - I think we’ll be mostly asking, “what next?“ - please bring along your curiosities and your curiosity
Horarum is an audio installation in the church porch such that the audience listens to the sound of the church clock ticking picked up by microphones in the tower and relayed via computer to speakers in the porch.
It is open throughout the festival (9th to 12th July) - apart from Saturday afternoon when there is a wedding in the church, and on Sunday morning.
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:
