SORRY THIS EVENT IS SOLD OUT BUT YOU CAN SEE HERTZ IN BRISTOL OR GLASGOW AS BELOW
Everything vibrates – from the smallest atom on Earth to the furthest star in space. hertz glimpses into this hidden universe, making the inaudible sound tangible, visible and real. Immerse yourself in the imperceptible soundtrack of the city in real-time. Listen to the secret songs of stars and harness their harmonics to generate beautiful visual patterns.
Choose from three 75-minute interactive demonstrations, starting at 12.30pm, 2pm and 3.30pm
hertz is an artwork by artist Juliet Robson in collaboration with academics from the fields of astrophysics, meteorology and mathematics. Co-commissioned and supported by Unlimited, celebrating the work of disabled artists, funded by Arts Council England. Co-commissioned and supported by We The Curious and Oxford Contemporary Music. Supported by: University of Birmingham, The Friends of the University of Reading, 101 Outdoor Arts Creation Space and University of Reading.
Part of A Season for Change, a UK wide programme of responses celebrating the environment and inspiring urgent action on climate change. #seasonforchange
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There may be tickets available on the door – spaces may be reallocated if ticket holders are late.
This event takes place on the first floor of Oxford Town Hall. Wheelchair users are advised to use the North Entrance and take the lift to the first floor. Oxford Town Hall’s accessibility information is here.
Other dates and venues:
TRAMWAY GLASGOW
18-21 OCT 2018
https://www.tramway.org/events/pages/event-details.aspx?EventId=3e60ac6e-4ca4-4f7b-870d-a93500e7b74d
WE THE CURIOUS BRISTOL
4 NOV 2018-2 FEB 2019
