A guide to previous Braunarts events in the year 2007 presented
in reverse order and including speaking events and productions:
NOVEMBER 2007
Dance on 4 - Channel 4 @ 25
Films by Terry Braun were shown in the special 'Dance on 4' series of dance films at the National Film Theatre, curated by Betsy Gregory,
Artistic Director, Dance Umbrella and Julia Carruthers, Head of Dance & Performance, Southbank Centre.
From 1983 onwards, a series of contemporary dance pieces specifically and
uniquely made for television established a new and exciting range of programming for Channel 4.
Of the eight films and extracts of films shown as exemplars from this period, three of them involved Terry, especially 'Step in Time Girls' which was directed by Terry in collaboration with choreographer Yolande Snaith.
DARK HERITAGE
Dark Heritage is at Norwich Cathedral from 5 - 29 November 2007
OCTOBER 2007
Dark Heritage was at the University of Hertfordshire from 1 - 29 October 2007
The interactive sonic installation created by Braunarts,
The DARK, is now the central part of a new UK tour entitled 'Dark Heritage'.
Dark Heritage is part of the commemorative events to mark the Abolition of the Slave Trade in the UK in 1807.
Dark Heritage
presents a rich range of drama workshops alongside
shows of The DARK - all free of charge to the public.
For more information and to book a free drama workshop for community groups and schools, please see the Dark Heritage website.
Dark Heritage is funded by the Heritage
Lottery Fund and the tour is funded by Arts
Council England.
SEPTEMBER 2007
Ah...the sea
Braunarts presented Ah, the sea...,
from 17th to 21st September 2007. As part of a series of events about the Five Senses commissioned by the Royal
Academy of Engineering and organized by the Science Museum's Dana Centre, Braunarts developed a playful 3D sound installation to explore how well sound in isolation can model reality. Ah...the sea is an experiment for us in enabling visitors to interact with and control the spatialisation, for example playing with the soundscape by manipulating it in different dimensions and at different speeds.
Ah...the sea opened at the Dana Centre from 17 - 21 September, 11.00-19.00. (Last admission 18.30).
AUGUST 2007
Ah, the sea...
Braunarts will be developing Ah, the sea...,
a new interactive sound work with the Science Museum's Dana Centre.
Forming part of an exhibition and series of events
about the senses and funded by the Royal
Academy of Engineering, Ah,
the sea...
will be a unique opportunity to explore and provoke questions about how
we use acoustic engineering to model “reality”.
JULY 2007
Dark Heritage
The interactive sonic installation created by
Braunarts,
The DARK, is now the central part of a new UK tour entitled 'Dark
Heritage'.
Currently in Ipswich from 16th July until 12th August, Dark Heritage is part of the commemorative events to mark the
Abolition of the Slave Trade in the UK in 1807.
Dark Heritage
presents a rich range of drama workshops alongside
shows of The DARK - all free of charge to the public.
For more information, please see the Dark Heritage website.
Dark Heritage is funded by the Heritage
Lottery Fund and the tour is funded by Arts
Council England.
JUNE 2007
Maths Online, for visually impaired children
Braunarts is creating a series of 3D soundscapes and interactive maths challenges for primary school children that will be delivered via a website using headphones.
3D sound is being used to define shapes, present calculations and immerse children in 3D reward songs.
NOOR
Terry Braun is working with choreographer Aurekha Ghosh on her latest dance production, NOOR.
NOOR will premiere in late September 2007 in the UK, details to follow.
MAY 2007
Ah, the sea
Braunarts will be developing Ah, the sea...,
a new interactive sound work with the Science Museum's Dana Centre.
Forming part of an exhibition and series of events
about the senses and funded by the Royal
Academy of Engineering, Ah,
the sea...
will be a unique opportunity to explore and provoke questions about how
we use acoustic engineering to model “reality”.
APRIL 2007
Dark Heritage
The interactive sonic installation created by
Braunarts,
The DARK, becomes the central part of a new UK tour entitled 'Dark
Heritage'.
As part of the commemorative events to mark the
Abolition of the Slave Trade in the UK in 1807, Dark Heritage will
present a wealth of newly created educational activities alongside
shows of The DARK - all free of charge to the public.
For more information, please see the Bee
Arts website.
Dark Heritage is funded by the Heritage
Lottery Fund and the tour is funded by Arts
Council England.
MARCH 2007
Bee Arts CIC
Bee Arts Community Interest Company, the not for
profit sister company of Braunarts Ltd., launches its new
website.
Terry Braun and Gabi Braun, directors of both companies, have worked
with Zoltan Ray of
Rajeczy.com to design this
site which develops our interest in bees.
FEBRUARY 2007
Bee Arts Community Interest Company
Gabi and Terry Braun, Directors of Braunarts, have
successfully established a new not for profit company called Bee
Arts Community Interest Company (CIC).
Bee Arts CIC will develop the work that benefits
the community
including large scale orchestral education work, whilst Braunarts will
continue to develop commercial digital arts work.
Please see the Bee Arts CIC website
for more information.
Please see the CIC
Regulator website for more information on what a CIC is.
JANUARY 2007
Dark Heritage
Braunarts are researching for and applying for
funding for their Dark Heritage tour across the UK in 2007 as part of
the Bicentenary of the Abolotion of the Slave Trade in the UK in 1807.
Dark Heritage includes The
Dark installation and will now also include newly created
educational materials and activities - all of which will be free of
charge to the public.
