Posted on 15. Apr, 2009 by greyworld in Public Art
As visitors approach the square they encounter a series of thirty columns, positioned within the protective boundary and scattered through the pedestrianized square. At first glance each column would appear to be an ordinary bollard, ubiquitous in public spaces. However, these objects have been injected with a magic serum that has transformed them into elegant [...]
Posted on 20. May, 2003 by greyworld in Public Art
Tune is a sound work that treats the FACT building in Liverpool as the canvas for a single sonic composition. The work interrogates two layers of the building: its physical structure and the social architecture of the space The installation is based on a unique sonic signature for the building, a 71-minute master palette of [...]
Posted on 20. Sep, 2000 by greyworld in Public Art
Klang Entree is permanent installation outside the Kulturzentrum in Kaiserslautern, Germany. As visitors climb the stairs to enter the gallery, their motion is translated into a gentle, ephemeral musical composition The sculpture was unveiled by Bill Wyman from the Rolling Stones in May 2000. Visitors to the gallery can play with the contact sculpture 24 [...]
Posted on 20. Aug, 1999 by greyworld in Public Art
Greyworld’s work has always used sound as a vital element in the installation. Sound is an important part of everything we create – from playful sound installations in foot tunnels, with railings and bus stops, to brainstorming in the studio with a pot of coffee and some Ella Fitzgerald in the background. Here’s a selection [...]
Interview on Australian radio ABC with Andrew Shoben [Audio]
Sky Lounge with Hari Kunzru (2001)
A chat on the sofa with Andrew Shoben, talking about public art. In a roll neck.
