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Hit The Deck! Doors Closing,Lift Going Down…
Hit The Deck! Doors Closing,Lift Going Down…

Ian Thomson reflects on the nature of his sound work ‘Underground Lift’ and the connection between the inner ear and the Holbeck interchange.

‘Lost Portals’ continues at BasementArtsProject until Friday 26th April. There will also be a Lunchtime Conversation event on this day.

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Abstract, Art, audio art, BasementArtsProject, Contemporary Art, Digital, Gallery, Geometric Abstraction, Ghost Stories, Magic Lantern, minimalism, music, Sculpture, South Leeds Life, Studio Journal, Systems ArtBruce DaviesBasementArtsProjectaudio art, ART, CONTEMPORARY ART, digital art, sound art, magic lantern, systems art, geometric abstraction, abstract, storytelling, South Leeds Life, south leeds
A Tale of Three Birthdays (and some reminiscences)
A Tale of Three Birthdays (and some reminiscences)

2023 was, for me, a tale of two birthdays. It was the year that I turned fifty-one and resigned from my job of nineteen years with the Henry Moore Institute. It also represented thirty-four years, to the day, since I took on my first proper job, beyond a paper round, with Sainsbury’s.

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