Don't listen up

Magz Hall

Don't listen up

Magz Hall

Research output: Non-textual form › Exhibition

Abstract

Exhibition of a new work in progress at Whitstable Bienalle.
An auditory work which maps and makes audible sea and air pollution. Mixing live real time flight communication across the Thames Estuary and Medway, the pathway of five major flight paths. The piece transmits live air traffic and hydrophone recordings of the polluted sewage ridden sea and considers the issue of landfill with artifacts from a former dump next to the sea.

Original language	English
Publisher	Whitstable Biennale
Publication status	Published - 2022

Keywords

Radio art
Sound art
Environment
Air pollution
Sea pollution
Sustainability

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Don't listen up

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