Experimental Sound Art

Experimental Sound Art A practical, exploratory course at Mary Ward Centre, led by artist Graham Dunning. Experimental Sound Art is a course at Mary Ward Centre led by Graham Dunning.

Mary Ward Centre is an adult education college in central London. Graham Dunning is an artist, musician and educator. Experimental Sound Art

Invent, create, play! This course will allow you to explore sound as an art form using instruments, found objects, voice, recordings and technology! The emphasis will be on exploration and experimentation. You will also learn about the history, key artists and movements associated with sound as an art form. Who is this course for

This course is open to people with any level of knowledge and experience. An interest in sound, experimental music, performance or contemporary art would be useful. Previous musical experience is not required, but neither is it a disadvantage. What does this course cover

This is a practical course on which you will explore a range of skills and techniques. You will learn about important sound artists and experimental musicians, and their influence and methods. The course explores ways of listening to, appreciating and analysing experimental music and sound art. You will review and critique your own work to develop your Sound Art practice. What will it be like

Every session includes experimentation with different sound making, recording or manipulating techniques. You will make music and sound in different groups and individually, using different compositional and improvisatory methods. You will evaluate your own work and others in the group, listening back to pieces and discussing them. There will also be regular individual tutorials throughout the course for feedback from the tutor. What else do you need to buy or do

All equipment and materials will be provided: you don’t need to buy anything but there will be opportunities for you to use your own equipment and instruments too. There will be advice on cheap to buy or make equipment for you to start building a collection of sound making instruments. What this course could lead to

There will be plenty of recommendations for further research through reading and listening and practising sound making and experimenting in your own time. Click here for more info or to book a place: http://www.marywardcentre.ac.uk/course/new-experimental-sound-art/

Information on the next Aurora Sounds listening and discussion group, 2nd August, run by course alumni Jessy Chesney.
29/07/2020

Information on the next Aurora Sounds listening and discussion group, 2nd August, run by course alumni Jessy Chesney.

Photos from the end of term concert at Hundred Years Gallery
05/12/2019

Photos from the end of term concert at Hundred Years Gallery

Photos by Melody Wong and Graham Dunning.Performances by: 8882778, Shona Handley, IVY NOSTRUM, SILKess Demon, Tigersonic...
04/04/2019

Photos by Melody Wong and Graham Dunning.
Performances by: 8882778, Shona Handley, IVY NOSTRUM, SILKess Demon, Tigersonic, Mykadelika, Eggblood, and Dedhedder.

10/12/2018

Performance for hacked birthday card sounders and audience members by Mykadelica last week.

GREAT OPPORTUNITY Mary Ward Centre - The friendly place to learn!http://www.marywardcentre.ac.uk/course/arts-for-wellbei...
24/07/2018

GREAT OPPORTUNITY Mary Ward Centre - The friendly place to learn!

http://www.marywardcentre.ac.uk/course/arts-for-wellbeing/4/?search=1&subject_id=287

If you are looking for a way to use your sound making know-how to find work in an educational wellbeing setting for example working in mental health or work with adults with adults with learning disabilities or experience of homelessness this may be the course for you!

Running 30TH and 31ST JULY 10-5 there are still a few places including 50 per cent off *concessionary* rate for those qualifying.

We're going to have a variety of guest speakers and interviews too including Experimental Sound Art's founder Graham Dunning and 1:1 advice surgeries included in the course.

Spread the word!

Artists and those with some existing Arts training or skills who are interested in developing some of the skills, qualities and knowledge required to work with vulnerable members of the community leading Inclusive Arts Activities and Arts for Wellbeing. Alternatively you may already work/ have worke...

18/08/2017

Some of you may be interested in following this page- interdisciplinary Arts platform and network featuring a big sound art component and updates from artists we've worked with in the past

Curated by last term's Guest Tutor Charlotte CHW since 2014 and always accepting proposals and submissions.

https://www.facebook.com/cerebellumartevent/

Live, interdisciplinary & inclusive events & exhibitions promoting exchange between London & South

There are a few places still up for grabs for this TOMMOROW if anyone is interested:We will make recordings, cover vocal...
12/06/2017

There are a few places still up for grabs for this TOMMOROW if anyone is interested:

We will make recordings, cover vocal and sound experimental techniques and discuss artists- it's going to be great. Sensible teens also welcome!

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/sounding-off-experimental-sound-and-voice-workshop-tickets-33954581066

Explore your creativity through experimental sound and vocal techniques in this relaxed and fun workshop ideal for any level and age to invesitgate ideas and methods in an accessible and unpressurised, supportive space. The workshop will be led by experienced Facilitator, Artist and Performer Charl...

02/05/2017

Hello to everyone who is doing this term of the course focusing on sound in installation!

This is Charlotte and I will be leading the course this term and look forward to meeting you all and working with you over the next 2.5 months.

My main background in Live Art/ performance, Sound Art and Sculpture and I have been leading workshops for the past 5 years and practicing as an artist for more.

DATE FOR THE DIARY: Nice bit of news is that I have preliminarily arranged a 2 day exhibition for us including an opening night on the 19th-20th July as an end product of the course for all of you to show work if you wish at New River Studios. This is not compulsory so no need to panic if you are not comfortable showing publicly.

New River Studios have agreed to let us use the whole venue so we can spread work around and use a variety of spaces

So keep those days and the evening of 19th free if possible though I understand some of you will have work on either one or both of the daytimes!

Over and out!

New album from a former student, released on US tape label Dinzu Artefacts.
15/01/2017

New album from a former student, released on US tape label Dinzu Artefacts.

New tape (plus download code) out on Dinzu Artefacts! 'Reasons For Balloons'. Available here: https://www.dinzuartefacts.com/ #/dnz07/

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