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A Creative Residency for SoundMuse Founder

September 9th, 2024

 

Congratulations to Nick and the SoundMuse Team on being awarded a creative residency with Urban Hax! This incredible opportunity will allow them to further develop SoundMuse over the next year, exploring new ideas and pushing the boundaries of creativity. We can't wait to see how their journey unfolds and the innovative projects that emerge from this collaboration. Stay tuned for exciting updates!

SoundMuse at the Walsall Maker Fest on September 7th, 2024

We were thrilled to present a vibrant Cymatics and Harmonography workshop as part of Walsall's very first arts festival.

Participants of all ages dived into the fascinating worlds of scientists Margaret Watts-Hughes and Hugh Blackburn, crafting stunning art with amazing apparatus like the eidophone and harmonograph.

Even the Mayor of Walsall joined in the fun, creating captivating prints from the mesmerising patterns made by sound! 

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Blueprint

SoundMuse at BOM Gallery

 

In April and May '23 Nick directed a series of workshop as part of BOM gallery's 'A Blueprint for Life'.

 

The workshops explored 'visible sound' via Cymatics, pendulum painting and harmonograph drawings.

 

Nick worked with students from Baskerville and Halesbury schools to 'capture' sound waves on metal plates, dishes of water rubber membranes.

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SoundMuse Exhibition 

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exhibition

The Hive Gallery, Birmingham ~ 7th - 24th June 202

DETAILS HERE

soundmuse: 

the sound of nature & the nature of sound

Pulsar Workshop

SoundMuse at BOM Gallery

 

In August 2021 Nick directed a workshop as part of BOM gallery's week long Summer Camp, 'PULSAR'.

 

The workshop explored 'visible sound' via the work of scientists Ernst Chladni, Margaret Watts-Hughes, Hans Jenny and Alexander Lauterwasser.

 

Nick worked with fourteen 7 to 13 year old students to create stunning visual sound patterns on strings, metal plates, rubber membranes, water and soap bubbles.

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