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Audio Foundation s Tāmaki Makaurau headquarters,
a festival of immersive music, surround sound and deep listening. Showcasing both pre-recorded works created by artists from across the globe and live performances by some of Aotearoa s most sonically inventive talents, A.R.T.E. will treat open-eared attendees to
unique technological listening experiences from a lineup of extraordinary international and local performers and composers. We re over the moon to share today an in-depth conversation between two contributors to the fest: US synth pioneer
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If you love cinema, dance, music and theatre, come and savour them all at once in the senses-awakening Where Memories Sleep, currently showing at PÄtaka, which comes with live shows.
The installation is a stunning cine-dance music production exploring the imagined Antarctic legend of Aurora, created by photographer and video artist Jason OâHara and musician Warren Maxwell (Trinity Roots, Little Bushman). The work is the result of a 2016 trip to Scott Base where the pair captured a wealth of images and sound recordings.
Blending OâHaraâs images with Maxwellâs soundscapes, the artists have created a large-scale sensory experience which hopes to connect Kiwis to the scientific world of Antarctica.