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Group Tours Now Available.
Now you can share the experience of the Museum of Portable Sound with up to four of your closest personal friends – we can now take small groups of up to five visitors at a time! Book your group visit now on our Contact page!
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It’s not an app. It’s an experience.
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PRIVATE VIEW: Jessica Akerman
On 17 June, the Museum of Portable Sound held a private view for its latest temporary exhibition in its Exposition Space. Heave and Flow: Jessica Akerman Records Soundscapes of Labour & Play is a solo exhibition by artist Jessica Akerman, guest curated by Dr. Irene Noy of the Courtauld Institute, presenting a group of recordings that explore song and sound in the context of labour and play.
It was a sound art private view unlike any other, during which Museum Director John Kannenberg led a listening session, playing the recordings that make up the exhibition in their entirety – our audience was actually able to hear the sound at a sound art private view! This was then followed by discussion and Q&A with Dr. Noy and Ms. Akerman.
DATE: 17 June 2016
TIME: 6.30pm – 9.00pm
LOCATION: London College of Communication, Elephant & Castle
Photos from our Grand Opening Gala!
The Museum of Portable Sound opened to the public on 11 November 2015 with a Grand Opening Gala during Points of Listening at the London College of Communication.
You can view photos from the festivities on our Facebook page.
