MSHR is a collaborative project by Birch Cooper and Brenna Murphy, from Oregon. The duo produces installations, sculptures and ritualistic performances that place the human body into a dynamic relationship with sound and light, generating expanded sensory experiences. MSHR’s live… Continue Reading
We would just like to announce the start of the Faculty of Technology Pop-up Library. This will be every Wednesday (in term time) starting on 29th January 12.30-1.30pm in FOTAC. One of the subject librarians from the faculty will be… Continue Reading
The university will be holding a talk on postgraduate study and to promote the new Vice Chancellor 2020 Scholarships. This will occur Wednesday 19th feb 11am-12.30pm, and will include tea/coffee and cakes. The session will be in Q0.10 and start… Continue Reading
Students on the MUST3028 Installation Art will be presenting site specific installations at St Andrews Church (on the corner of Gateway St and Jarrom Street) from 5-12 Feb as follows. Do please come and support their work. This will be… Continue Reading
invisiblEARts (Scotland) invisiblEARts are a group of electroacoustic composers whose primary aim is to nurture acousmatic music-making and performance within Scotland. Formed in 1996 by Simon Atkinson, Robert Dow, Alistair MacDonald and Pete Stollery, with a debut performance specifically conceived… Continue Reading
Swedish percussion virtuoso Jonny Axelsson performs new and classic contemporary works for percussion and percussion-with-electronics. Wednesday 19 March, 7pm, PACE Studio 1, admission free.Programme:Cort Lippe: Music for Hi-Hat & ComputerErik Bünger: The Empire Never EndedIannis Xenakis: PsapphaJonny Axelsson: Zwei Meistersinger… Continue Reading