A series of 11 commissions and installations will take place across the Barbican Centre as part of the Feel the Sound exhibition, which will explore people’s relationships with sound and “embracing a world of listening that goes beyond the audio”.
Luke Kemp, Head of Creative Programme at Barbican Immersive added: “Feel the Sound is an invitation to explore the expanded world of sound, how we feel it, see it and the possibilities it provides for us to understand ourselves and the world differently.
Devyani Saltzman, Director for Arts & Participation, Barbican Centre said: "This exhibition marks the continued growth of Barbican Centre as a leading producer and presenter of immersive experiences and is a cornerstone of our Summer season.".
Announcing the installations, the Barbican said Feel the Sound “is an invitation to awaken the senses, embrace our sonic world and discover the sound in each of us”.
‘Boy racer’ subculture will collide with DIY music communities and modified car sound systems will be reimagined as “instruments of music, memory and connection”, the Barbican added.
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