Partner Programme
14 — 20 Sept 2025
Multi-Disciplinary Design, Art / Collectibles
14 Sept13:00—21:00
15 Sept11:00—18:00
16 Sept11:00—21:00
17 Sept11:00—21:00
18 Sept11:00—21:00
19 Sept11:00—21:00
20 Sept11:00—21:00
In Person
Free, no ticket required
SenseScapes treats memory, care, and solidarity as perceptual capacities by showcasing creative practice as sensorium and archive.
A project by the MA Curating Contemporary Design at Kingston University in partnership with the Design Museum. Curated by Maria Leonor Banha, Angie Chen, May Cheng, Adan Abu Dalu, Christen Faver, and Natasha Miller. SenseScapes is a group exhibition and public programme that treats perception as method, interrogating measures of accessibility, maps, architectural spaces, connections to nature, bridges among us and our lands. Sound is perceived as vibration, touch as reading, and hearing as navigation. Showcasing the work and research of Adan Abu Dalu, Bibi Afshar-Shirazi, Hattie Ball, Rose Bell, Francesca Chilton, Disordinary Architects, Rim Irscheid, Dr. Anke Jakob, Dr. Aaron McPeake, The Palestine Institute for Sustainability and Biodiversity, Lei Pu, Anh Tran, and others, interactive pieces frame creative practice as sensorium and archive. Beyond vision and hearing, SenseScapes treats memory, care, and solidarity as perceptual capacities. Through field recording we generate knowledge; through listening we engage the politics of place; and through art and technology design we consider who and what becomes perceptible.
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