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You are all invited to attend a special event this Friday evening at SARC which features the hugely successful inventions of our very own Sebastian Heinz!
Please see the attached flyer and the kickstarter page for more info!
Monday, 18 November 2013
Monday, 21 October 2013
Saturday, 30 March 2013
BUILD | CODE | IMPROVISE | PERFORM
A series of free hands-on workshops as part of UNDERCONSTRUCTION, a collaborative exhibition taking place at Catalyst Arts throughout April.
Learn to build and bend circuits, make an instrument from
your laptop and take part in a public performance at QUB's
Sonorities Festival.
BUILD
Saturday 6th April 10am – 5pm, Free
Develop your own playable musical device with circuit bender
and instrument builder Barry Cullen.
CODE
Sunday 14th April 10am – 5pm, Free
Explore programming as musical performance using networked
laptops with Graham Booth. Mac laptop required.
IMPROVISE
Wednesday 17th April 6pm – 9pm, Free
Monday 22nd April 6pm – 10pm, Free
Develop a live performance with Kevin McCullagh & Tullis
Rennie
using the instruments from BUILD and CODE.
PERFORM
Thursday 25th April 9.30pm – 12.30am, Free
The performance will be presented at the EARS showcase
night
as part of the Sonorities festival.
To reserve a place, please contact catalystarts@gmail.com
with
your name and details of the workshop(s) you would like to attend.
Venue: Catalyst Arts, 5 College Court, BT1 6BS
(+44) 028 90 313 303
twitter.com/qubears
/ sonorities.org.uk
Saturday, 1 December 2012
Sound On A String
Sound On A String
8-11/12/12, Sonic Arts Research Centre.
Installation launch party:
Saturday 8th December @ 19.00
Free admission
Live DJ set
Free beverages
Closing Concert:
QUBe, featuring works for the installation
Tuesday 11th December @ 20.00
Free admission
Sound on a String is a new interactive sound installation that brings the tin can telephone into the digital age. Visitors are invited to explore the installation and interact with the bespoke digital tin can telephones in the unique environment of the Sonic Arts Research Centre’s Sonic Lab. Sound on a String augments the tin can telephone experience allowing visitors to capture, manipulate, transform and move their voice in the three-dimensional space of the Sonic Lab as they collaborate with other visitors in creating a longitudinal soundscape of tin can messages. Welcoming audiences of all ages, the installation provides a captivating and fun multi-sensory experience.
Sound On A String is created by members of SARC’s Sound and Interactivity Group: Adnan Marquez-Borbon, Cavan Fyans, Javier Jaimovich and Paul Stapleton.
Sound On A String is Funded by Dublin City of Science and Sponsored by EARS (Electronic Arts Research Society)
http://www.dublinscience2012.ie/
http://qubears.blogspot.co.uk/
Thursday, 12 May 2011
OPEN EARS - Innovative Technology Enhanced Performance
OPEN EARS - Innovative Technology Enhanced Performance
Date: Saturday 21st May, Sonic Lab, SARC, 8PM
Free admission!
Artists:
Niamh de Barra
Barry Cullen
Michael Andrews and Ricky Graham
Monday, 11 April 2011
OPEN EARS Open Call for Artists Performances
QUB Electronic Arts Research Society
OPEN EARS - Open Call for Innovative Technology Enhanced Performance
Open Ears is a student led initiative whose motivation is to provide an opportunity for local artists to perform in the Sonic Arts Research Centre’s (SARC) ‘Sonic Lab’, providing the public with a free showcase of the best local talent in a prestigious venue. In keeping with the SARC ethos, we aim to showcase performers creatively utilising technology in their work.
We seek submissions from Northern Ireland based musicians and multi-media artists whose work lies in-between categories: the academic, popular, experimental and traditional, and who make inspirational use of technology in their performance practice.
While we unfortunately cannot pay performers, we will pay travel expenses and provide food and drinks on the night. PA and projection equipment will be provided, any special requirements must be sourced by successful applicants.
Either:
1. Live performance
One audio or video example that is most representative of the artist’s work.
Short artist bio.
Technical requirements.
Contact info.
OR
2. Audiovisual presentation
One video example that is most representative of the artists work.
Short artist bio.
Technical requirements.
Contact info.
Submissions MUST be received by Friday the 22nd of April 2011, with successful applicants notified at the beginning of May.
The concert is to take place in the Sonic Lab, Sonic Art Research Centre, Belfast on the evening of 21st May 2011.
The selection committee will consist of selected faculty from SARC and committee members of the QUB Electronic Arts Research Society (EARS).
The decision of the selection committee is final, correspondence will not be entered into with applicants.
Thursday, 3 March 2011
Circuit Bending Workshop & Open Jack Event - 12th March
@ Catalyst Arts, 5 College Court, Belfast.
Circuit Bending:
Learn how to make noise making instruments out of toys and household electronics. We will provide all the materials, you can take home a new instrument - Or stay for Open Jack in the evening and premiere your new instrument!Limited spaces - Booking / enquiry: qubears@gmail.com
Facebook Event: http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=182032131841451
Open Jack:
Open Jack:
- Open Jack is analogue to common “open mic” events.
- Open Jack is a free stage for noisemakers and audiences.
- Bring any sound-making device or musical instrument & plug in / use a mic.
Facebook Event: http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=146022745461038
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