Autumn Winter 2008

‘Tales from the Boarders’ (until 13 January 2009)

Epping Forest District Museum is offering visitors a second chance to see its innovative ‘Tales from the Boarders’ exhibition, developed with Ongar based Theatre Resource. The exhibition tells the story of Great Stony School in Ongar, which originally opened as the residential Hackney Home in 1904. Anne Teahan, Jon Owen and Damien Robinson were commissioned to create works responding to the stories which form the heart of the exhibition.

For travel details and opening times see 'Tales from the Boarders'.

Being Connected (October 2008)


Stuart Bowditch & I led a workshop at the Science Museum as part of the mini festival' Being Connected'. We made a Video Sniffin' Movie which was exhibited at the museum until mid November.

AWSoM: v0-0-2, 3 & 4 (Sept-Nov 2008)

Versions of AWSoM were featured in the Sound:Space - Screen showreel from 20th Sept-16th Nov and at the Sound:Space sound art symposium 1st Nov, alongside work from sound artists from around the world (symposium website at www.sound-space.info) The symposium featured presentations from Max Eastley, Ray Lee and Norwegian sound artist, Jana Winderen as well as a curated curated reel of fourteen A/V works submitted for the international “Sound:Space – Screen” overview, a surround sound installation recording “Beyond Ol’ Tokai” by Chris Watson, and a live performance by Max Eastley and Peter Cusack. Blimey, a busy day then!
AWSoM - The Ambient Weather Sound Machine uses foundsounds, triggered by the weather on recycled and found technologies to recreate environmental sound and feelscapes. For more information see the AWSoM page on this site or the AWSoM Mediashed webpage.

'Chalkwell Hall: Unlimited Edition Print'

This project was developed for Metal's Village Green event in September '08. Follow the link for more details.

Bounden(1)

Live soundscape performance for Steam Control, Boundless Festival 16 September
Spring-Summer 2008

Carousel

Soundscape commission for Steam Control, (collaboration with Stuart Bowditch).

" 'In the dream, there are three of them: a woman and two small children, a boy and a girl…’ A walk through the sounds of silence: waking nightmare - or parable of dysfunction?"

The video by Nicola Field, plus a transcript of the text (Rebekah Lattin-Rawstrone) are online at Steam Control: Exhibitions or view the work here

This work was shown at BFI Southbank for the X'08 8th London International Disability Film Festival, 14-17 February 2008