he Wireless House is a public art project commissioned by the City of Sydney as part of the Glebe Point Road upgrade. The wireless House is located in Foley park at the intersection of Glebe Point Road and Pyrmont Bridge road and has an interesting history. And while you are at it……listen into some audio […]
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on November 2, 2006in interactive new media, Projects, public art, radiophonic, Research and Development Writingtags: public art, radiophonic, social history, sound sculpture
Talking Stick
on June 27, 2006in arts and science, Installation, Projectstags: arts and science, interactive new media, sound sculpture
ttentive Listening is not something that many of us allow ourselves the time to do, dominated as we are by a constant flow of visual information, and so mindful of the demands of the clock. But listening, rather than simply hearing, is an ever present gateway to hidden worlds of detail and narrative; always close […]
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on March 4, 2006in Projectstags: environmental project, interactive new media, public art, sound sculpture
[Dropcap character=”S”]warm is the latest development of a series of interactive ‘Theremin’ based sound sculptures (see ‘Ariel’, ‘Caliban’s Children’ and ‘Quint de Loup’). ‘Swarm’ is concieved to operate out-doors and is the first of the series to be solar powered ~ the work is installed in the Werribbee Mansion Park as part of the Helen […]
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on December 21, 2005in Installation, interactive new media, Projectstags: interactive new media, sound sculpture
KellerRadioActive at IASKA
on November 11, 2005in Projectstags: environmental project, interactive new media, public art, radiophonic, social history, sound sculpture
KelleRadioActive ~ IASKA (October ~ December 2005). he history of broadcast media and communications technology have developed at an alarming pace over the last century and it is easy to forget the central role that radio has played in rural Australian communities, both as a form of entertainment and as a vital link. One of […]
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on August 16, 2005in Projectstags: interactive new media, public art, sound sculpture
Monsanto may have stolen the Native Medicines Novalis may own your cell-line and Microsoft may have locked up all the picture archives. But we’ve got your number! Visit Magnus Opus
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on August 9, 2005in arts and science, Installation, Projectstags: arts and science, installation, sound sculpture
AudioNomad + Syren
on July 29, 2005in Projectstags: arts and science, environmental project, interactive new media, sound sculpture
he Audio Nomad project is an exciting development in Australian Research and Development that combines the skills and talents of Artists with those of Scientists in an imaginative collaboration that is developing technologies to support and deliver creative public sound-art events. Our specific interests are in location sensitive, mobile audio systems that generate immersive sound […]
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on July 29, 2005in arts and science, Projects, Proposals, public arttags: arts and science, interactive new media, public art, sound sculpture
Between June 2004 and February 2005 Nigel Helyer worked as an Artist in Residence at the Paul Scherrer Institut, one of Switzerland’s largest research laboratories. The Following is extracted from the Institut publication ‘Aktuell’. How might an Artist approach the Paul Scherrer Institut, which by any standards, is a complex intellectual and social organism? My […]
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on July 25, 2005in arts and science, environmental project, Projects, public arttags: arts and science, environmental project, interactive new media, sound sculpture
The lab floating in Oslo fjord. ifeBoat is a prosaic title indicating both the physical reality (the project is contained within a fully weatherproofed ship’s lifeboat) and somewhat more conceptually, as the lifeboat has become home to a Biotechnology lab; a home to the processes of life itself. On a metaphorical level, this project […]
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