barry joseph cullen
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Date
18th May 2024
Time
2pm – 3:30pm
Location
Belfast Exposed
Cost
Free
An introduction into how to use field recordings to compose a soundtrack for a film or other media. The aim is to create an understanding of how to use technology to examine locations and use them as part of creative practice. Participants are encouraged to bring their own laptop with (free) audacity software, an enthusiasm to engage with their environment and critical listening skills.
Maker & music producer Barry Joseph Cullen uses withered technologies and found materials with hi-fi audio and graphics to create work. He uses old DIY & new tech approaches. He uses appropriation and physical remixing to present questions and answers to address the connection between traditions. His work deals with the relationships between people, places and things.
Supported by NI Mental Health Arts Festival and Hosta Projects.
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Another hour of sound culture & music without drum machines…a mix of field recordings, folk, drone, noise & other found audio materials.
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The second of a three-part, three-year series of NIMHAF residencies this year has travelled to meet the artists and organisations of Beirut, Lebanon.
A conflict journalist retraces old steps through the cities of Belfast and Beirut. They haunt former hotels, invoke old rituals and begin to piece together missing memories. As those landscapes open up we watch the colours of two histories bleed together. Buried traumas peer through surfaces and the reporter rediscovers a strange machine that threatens to unearth them completely.
to the wire mixes footage from NI Screen’s Digital Film Archive with original material captured in Northern Ireland and Lebanon in August / September 2023. It is the second part of the All Flesh is Grass trilogy.
Dawn Richardson-Jonathan Brennan-Chad Alexander-Emily DeDakis-Barry Cullen-Paul Doran
to the wire is a co-production of Hosta Projects and NIMHAF. Supported by the Baring Foundation, NI Digital Film Archive, Belfast Film Festival, Belfast Exposed and Film Hub NI allocating funds on behalf of BFI.
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Sound of an art & culture centre (indoor stairwell with very reflective surroundings), Mexico City, North America. Broadcast on Framework Radio #884
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Another hour of sound culture & music without drum machines…a mix of field recordings, folk, drone, noise & other found audio materials.
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Blue Whale ‘Last Immediate Images’ Album Launch
Important Update
We are very sad to announce that, due to illness, we will have to postpone our album launch which was due to take place tomorrow. This decision has been thrust upon us, but we apologise for any inconvenience.
Thankfully, with the help of our friends (and certifiable good eggs) at Moving On Music and Middle Aisle we have been able to reschedule the event to take place in the same venue on Saturday the 11th of May. On a plus note, we are exited that the event will now also be part of the Cathedral Quarter Arts Festival. For this reason all future purchases will need to be made via the festival website https://cqaf.ticketsolve.com/ticketbooth/shows/873658164 Any tickets purchased before this postponement will remain valid.ARC will support
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Moving on Music invites you to a morning and afternoon of practical handmade music with musician, improviser, teacher and instrument maker, Barry Cullen.
You will have the chance to build and take home your very own O’Scamp! Created by Barry in 2019, the O’Scamp is a 9 volt audio oscillator and amplifier that can be controlled by light.
The workshop is open to all abilities – a working knowledge of electronics is not necessary. An introduction to components is included and no soldering is required. Materials to build the O’Scamp will be provided.
Saturday, 30 March 2024
11:00am ‐ 3:00pm
Accidental Theatre
12-13 Shaftesbury Square, Belfast, BT2 7DBOrganised by Moving on Music – Tickets £15
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