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Visual Rhythm - Artists Talk
The Artists Talk
You are warmly invited to hear Helen Simpson, Imogen Bittner, Mala Hassett, John Austin-Williams, June Lisle and composer Joy Ingle talk and answer questions about their art and music in the current exhibition VISUAL Rhythm this Saturday at 3pm.
There will be light refreshments with the chance to sample homemade blackberry wine!
You do not need a ticket for this event, or to see the exhibition, which continues until 30th May
This exhibition brings together five members of the Dorset Salon (Dorset Visual Arts). Very different artists, whose work reflects the dynamic sensations found in music. Among the colours forms and marks in their work lie the echoes of a melody, a beat, or as the title describes a Visual Rhythm.
During the exhibition you can hear “Flux” a sound installation in response to the artists’ work by award-winning young composer Joy Ingle. “Flux” is a sound installation composed as a response to the movement inherent in this exhibition. The sounds of birdsong, twigs underfoot, and whistling wind morph and grow, dancing into new forms and reshaping the sonic landscape. The bright colours, myriad of textures, and titular ‘visual rhythm' of the artists’ work is translated into a soundscape that explores the inextricable relationship between art, nature, and movement.
You are warmly invited to hear Helen Simpson, Imogen Bittner, Mala Hassett, John Austin-Williams, June Lisle and composer Joy Ingle talk and answer questions about their art and music in the current exhibition VISUAL Rhythm this Saturday at 3pm.
There will be light refreshments with the chance to sample homemade blackberry wine!
You do not need a ticket for this event, or to see the exhibition, which continues until 30th May
This exhibition brings together five members of the Dorset Salon (Dorset Visual Arts). Very different artists, whose work reflects the dynamic sensations found in music. Among the colours forms and marks in their work lie the echoes of a melody, a beat, or as the title describes a Visual Rhythm.
During the exhibition you can hear “Flux” a sound installation in response to the artists’ work by award-winning young composer Joy Ingle. “Flux” is a sound installation composed as a response to the movement inherent in this exhibition. The sounds of birdsong, twigs underfoot, and whistling wind morph and grow, dancing into new forms and reshaping the sonic landscape. The bright colours, myriad of textures, and titular ‘visual rhythm' of the artists’ work is translated into a soundscape that explores the inextricable relationship between art, nature, and movement.
This is a free event starting at 3pm.
East Lambrook Manor Gardens, Silver Street, East Lambrook, South Petherton, Somerset TA13 5HH
Sat 20 May 2023
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