Sound Mirrors
Dotted along the east coast of England, large concrete structures
known as sound mirrors enabled enemy aircraft and Zeppelin
airships to be heard before they were seen, providing early warning
of potential attack. Many of these survive and still stand, listening
to the contemporary world. Sound Mirrors is a durational sound
performance which re-imagines the acoustic experience of war and
connects, in an act of two-way mirroring, the sonic experience of
war with contemporary local soundscapes.
Discovery Museum - Great Hall, Friday 27 February, 2-4pm
Presented as part of Decoded 1914-18
Suitable for
Any age
Website
http://decoded1914.org.uk/sound-mirrors.html
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