Fri, 10 September 2021 19:00 – 20:00 BST
Amy Beeston discusses environmental sustainability in sound art practices
roam festival’s first online event brings Amy Beeston in collaboration with Yorkshire Sound Women Network.
Amy is a sound and visual artist whose focuses on listening, considering why it is important to create artworks around our environment. She will join us for an online talk and group discussion to consider ideas and approaches to environmental sustainability in sound art practices.
After sharing examples of her own and others’ work to open the session, the discussion will then be open for everyone to share thoughts about the role that art (and especially sound art) plays in generating hope and encouraging actions aimed at improving our society and planetary health.
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The seminar will take place via Zoom; attendees will receive a private link through the email used for booking in advance of the event. Tickets are free but space is limited to 30 participants.
Amy’s talk will last around 35 minutes, followed by open questions and discussio with the audience.
This talk is supported by the National Lottery through Arts Council England.
We are sending the Zoom link for the event out via the email address used to book your ticket – please check your spam folders. If you haven’t received a link by 5pm on Thursday 9th September then get in touch via info@amespace.uk and we’ll send it directly.
