Artists Wesam Al Asali, FRAUD and Nastassja Simensky come together to bring a critical framing to the concept of preservation. Embracing different methodologies and spanning diverse contexts – from the Syrian conflict, to pre and postindustrial England – their practices shed light on issues of accountability, agency, power and ownership.
You are the Music While the Music Lasts
A series of performances, recordings and installations exploring the utilization of sound in the navigation, negotiation and construction of space.
(Photo credit: Julian Hughes)
Radar’s first project, You are the Music While the Music Lasts was inspired by research undertaken in the Department of Design and Technology exploring the utilization of sound in the navigation, negotiation and construction of space. Works explored immersion, the sonic politics of the stranger, the concept and histories of 'Loughborough', sound as a means of control, and site-specific performance.
Artists
Mikhail Karikis and Cantamus Choir
A Stranger Here Read more
Juneau Projects and Ben Neal
Sewn to the Sky Read more
Kaffe Matthews
Viewing 2 & Sonic Bed Read more
Janek Schaefer
The Sporting Guide to the Speed of Sound Read more
Salomé Voegelin
The Arrangement Read more
Mike Marshall
The World Beneath You Read more
Scanner
Swan Rushes Read more
John Wynne
Feeding the Habit of Energy Read more
Project Partners
Loughborough Design School
Events
The Sporting Guide to the Speed of Sound
Sun 2 December - Sun 2 December - 2007
19:30pm - 21:00pm
The performance of a musical work specially written for the David Wallace Sports Hall. Read more
A Stranger Here
Sat 26 January - Sat 26 January - 2008
19:30pm - 21:00pm
A specially curated concert exploring the sonic politics of the 'stranger', including a new work by Karikis. Read more
