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A site specific presentation of new work in progress Bound State by Cavendish Arts Science Fellow Robert Ssempijja, with Q&A
Robert Ssempijja performing in the Maxwell Centre atrium
Two sharings of new work in progess by Robert Ssempijja exploring real and perceived boundaries, as part of Girton College alumni weekend
Robert Ssempijja performing in Girton College Chapel. Photo: Phil Mynott
An afternoon of music with DJ sets by Ain Bailey and Remi Graves and new sonic work The Cavendish: A Tone Poem by Ain Bailey with live vocals by Maggie Siôn
Two immersive performances of Ain Bailey's new sonic work The Cavendish: A Tone Poem in Girton College Chapel with live experimental vocals by Maggie Siôn and Q&A with the artists
Maggie Siôn
A presentation of Ain Bailey's new electroacoustic composition The Cavendish: A Tone Poem created in response to her encounters with physics as Cavendish Arts Science Fellow 2023 , with conversation and Q&A
Cyrogenic equipment in a sea of liquid Nitrogen
Sonic Stories a workshop exploring the link between music and memory, with artist and composer Ain Bailey Cavendish Arts Science Fellow 2023 and Gemma Bale, Lecturer in Medical Therapeutics and Head of the Neuro Optics Lab.
Monitoring brain function whilst listening to music. Photo: Neuro Optics Lab
An exploration of Surrealism, Gospel music, and the poetics of Black rhythm, featuring Logan Dandridge in discussion with artist, writer and educator John Cussans.
A screening of Logan Dandrige's work, followed by a discussion with Bread Theatre and Film Company.
A film screening of Logan Dandrige's work, followed by a discussion and Q&A with Gallery V.
A screening of Logan Dandrige's experimental film Antiphony at CUFA in May 2022.
A screening of Logan Dandridge's experimental film touching on memory, diaspora and Black futures. Followed by a Q&A session as part of Cambridge Festival.
Into Boundless Space I Leap featured the interaction of new art, dance and science. The exhibition was a collaboration between the Maxwell Centre and Kettle’s Yard, and it was presented at the Maxwell Centre from April - July, 2016.
The exhibition was conceived by Cavendish Arts-Science Project Director Suchitra Sebastian (Maxwell Centre, Department of Physics) and curated by Guy Haywood (Kettle’s Yard).
Featured artists included: Rana Begum, Laura Buckley, Benedict Drew, Fischli/Weiss, Ulyana Gumeniuk, Issam Kourbaj, Wayne McGregor, Gustav Metzger, Haroon Mirza, Eugenio Polgovsky, Paul Purgas, Hito Steyerl, Mark Titchner and Edward Wilson.
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