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26 Sep 2024 - 28 Sep 2024
26 Sep 2024 - 28 Sep 2024
Dates: Thursday 26 – Saturday 28 September 2024, 12:00 – 19:00
Location: Bedworth Miners’ Welfare Park
Produced by Artichoke as part of the Creative Explorers programme
A joyous mechanical sculpture and interactive sound installation by Rag & Bone, created by artist Dave Young, coming to Bedworth in late September 2024. Inspired by Babylon Gamelan, three more interactive sound-making artworks are being created by Nuneaton artist Spencer Jenkins with local community groups. Follow the trail of community-made percussive markers designed by local artist Julia Snowdin, that will guide visitors to the sonic sculptures. From taking part in making the art to coming down to make some noise, there will be opportunities for everyone to get involved and play the Babylon Gamelan.
Produced by Artichoke as part of the Creative Explorers programme, this exciting pilot project will explore the potential for a regular biennial arts festival to celebrate local industrial heritage and culture.
Hurly Burly at Just So Festival Lantern Procession 2017. Photo copyright Mark Carline
Thank you to our supporters who have given so generously to help Artichoke produce Babylon Gamelan.
Artichoke is a registered charity and every penny received from the public, businesses, trusts, and foundations goes directly towards the festival and keeping it accessible for everyone to attend.