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Musicity x Culture Mile

Musicity

Musicity x Culture Mile is a project that encourages a musical and architectural exploration of Culture Mile.

Culture Mile have commissioned ten artists to create ten individual new tracks in response to a building, area or aspect of the city that inspires them. The pieces use sound mapping data gathered by acoustic experts ARUP to explore the intrinsic connection between architecture and sound. All ten of the new tracks have been geo-targeted to the areas they were written in response to, so visitors can truly connect with the music in the places and spaces that inspired them. 

Throughout the summer Musicity x Culture Mile will host a series of talks showcasing a selection of the project’s composers giving you the opportunity to meet the artists and explore this unique project of architecture and music composition. These events will be taking place within the Life Rewired Hub on Level G.

Three of these commissions are based within the Barbican Centre and can be found on Lakeside, Club Stage (Level 1) and the Sculpture Court (Level 2). Each of the three pieces can also be experienced alongside an audio-reactive, virtual reality 360 film experience produced by Ameoba Illobia and Dissolving Path.  

Musicity x Culture Mile Life Rewired Hub Programme

Join curator Nick Luscombe and the Musicity team in the Life Rewired Hub for a series of talks where you can meet the artists inspired by the City.

Guildhall Electronic Students, Thu 6 Jun, 6pm    
Commission based at Smithfield Rotunda Garden

Robin The Fog, Tue 18 Jun, 6pm  
Commission based at Beech Street Tunnel / Golden Lane

Tania Nwachukwu and Bump Kin, Tue 18 Jun, 7pm
Commission based at CityPoint

Kassia Flux, Wed 19 Jun, 6pm    
Commission based at St Barts the Great
 
Fari Bradley, Monday 8 Jul, 6pm     
Commision based at Charterhouse Chapel

Tom Richards     
Commission based at Subterranean Spaces (New Museum of London site)

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Life Rewired Hub

Location
The Life Rewired Hub is located on Level G. 

Address
Barbican Centre
Silk Street, London
EC2Y 8DS

Public transport
​​​​​​​The Barbican is widely accessible by bus, tube, train and by foot or bicycle. Plan your journey and find more route information in ‘Your Visit’ or book your car parking space in advance.