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Points of Departure, Brighton Festival 2021 review - Ray Lee's harbour-based sound art impresses | reviews, news & interviews Points of Departure, Brighton Festival 2021 review - Ray Lee's harbour-based sound art impresses Points of Departure, Brighton Festival 2021 review - Ray Lee's harbour-based sound art impresses Amid Shoreham's working port something strangely wonderful is happening Flying saucer attack© Roz Shearn They stand in a row, nine of them, in a long, strange corridor between rows of stacked, palleted, planked wood and the red brick wall of an endless warehouse. Nin...

AN arts festival has officially opened with outdoor art and installations across the city. Brighton Festival was launched on Saturday by this year's guest director, the British and Ethiopian poet, playwright and broadcaster, Lemn Sissay MBE. The festival's opening weekend saw various pieces of outdoor artworks spring up across the city, from poetry in neon lights to interactive artwork on digital screens in the Pavilion Gardens. Shoreham Port was lit up with mesmerising light sculptures and sound art in the world premiere of artist Ray Lee’s Points of Departure. Lemn Sissay MBE with ...

Raycon The Performer E55 review CNN 5/3/2021 © Ural Garrett/CNN The brainchild of multiplatinum recording artist turned reality television mogul Ray J and tech entrepreneur Ray Lee, Raycon began releasing various speakers, headphones and earbuds in early 2018, including the E50. Its sequel, The Performer E55 Pro, comes at a time where the audio hardware maker has somewhat become a major player, with a reported 1.5 million customers. An improvement on nearly every aspect of its predecessor, The E55 Pro feature a better case with wireless charging and the ability to charge earbuds five tim...

BRIGHTON Festival kicks off tomorrow with several outdoor events and installations as the month-long celebration of the arts returns. The opening bank holiday weekend will feature socially distanced events outside, including a mesmerising sound and light installation at Shoreham Port, interactive art in the Royal Pavilion Gardens, mobile poetry and self-guided performance street tours. The city's multi-arts festival is the first to take place anywhere in the UK since lockdown. On Saturday evening, a spectacular series of mechanical sculptures will light up the night-time backdrop of S...

Andrew Comben, chief executive of Brighton Festival Andrew Comben, chief executive of Brighton Festival, said: “In line with government guidance, the opening bank holiday weekend (May 1-3) will feature socially distanced, outdoor events including a mesmerising sound and light installation at Shoreham Port, interactive art in Royal Pavilion Gardens, mobile poetry and self-guided performance tours around the city. “The world premiere of sound artist Ray Lee’s Points of Departure opens on Saturday evening, a spectacular series of mechanical sculptures that will light up the night-time back...