Posts tagged mhairi Killin
On the trail of On Sonorous Seas
On the trail of On Sonorous Seas

From Tobermory to Iona, and now Lochmaddy, the immersive On Sonorous Seas has been exhibited at a number of Hebridean Whale Trail sites. The Hebridean Whale and Dolphin Trust was thrilled to be a partner in On Sonorous Seas and that other communities on the west coast will experience its impact.

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Events & Outreach, The Hebridean Whale Trail, SilurianCaroline Willisart project, art science, mhairi Killin, on sonorous seas, Military exercises, military, anthropogenic, noise pollution, underwaternoise, underwater noise, marine noise, threats to whales, threats to Scottish whales, serious threats to whales, cuviers, stranded whale, SMASS, animal strandings, why do whales strand, why do whales come ashore
On Sonorous Seas...exposing the noise beneath the waves
On Sonorous Seas...exposing the noise beneath the waves

When art and science join forces interesting things can happen; disseminating science through the arts can raise awareness of issues, reach new audiences and create a space for compelling, thought provoking discussion. When local artist Mhairi Killin approached us and shared her idea for a project, we were excited to be part of her vision.

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Events & OutreachMorven Summerson sonorous seas, acoustics, acoustic monitoring, acoustic pollution, noise pollution, underwater noise, acoustic recordings, whale song, vocalisations, dolphin sounds, dolphin whistles, Military exercises, NATO, joint warrior, whale strandings, art, art science, data collection, acoustic data, fergus hall, mhairi Killin, An Tobar
*PRESS RELEASE* On Sonorous Seas
*PRESS RELEASE* On Sonorous Seas

Iona-based visual artist Mhairi Killin will open her major new collaborative multi-media exhibition On Sonorous Seas at An Tobar on Mull from 8 July to 27 August.. The installation - which mixes whale bone sculpture, video, poetry and soundscape alongside a series of podcasts - is inspired by the complex relationship between the militarisation of Scotland’s waters and its existing ecosystem.

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In the NewsMorven SummersART, art, science art, art project, sonar, seas, mili, military, hebrides, hebridean seas, silurian, acoustic, acoustic recordings, sound, sound installation, mhairi Killin, Fergus Reade, Creative Scotland, artist, Silurian