Kathy Hinde Audio-Visual Artist — Inspired by behaviours and phenomena found in nature and the everyday — working with sound, light, image, sculpture, location.
Posts Tagged ‘installation’
UK-RUSSIA year of Music, Moscow – Exhibition
As part of the British Council UK-RUSSIA Year of Music I went to Moscow for ten days. I created a new installation version […]
UK-RUSSIA Year of Music, Moscow – LIVE gigs
As part of the British Council UK-RUSSIA Year of Music, I took my Twittering Machines Project to Moscow and St […]
Twittering Machines – Live AV : 2019
“…the audience entranced as the song developed a danceable rhythm…” exclaim.ca review by Tom Beedham A record player spins a vinyl […]
Tipping Point : 2014
“The sound is much like a glass harmonica playing gentle glissandi… What was intended as sonic art is actually a […]
CHIRP & DRIFT : 2018
The light and sound sculpture, Chirp&Drift is a flock of illuminated instruments that chatter in morse code messages, some of […]
Piano Migrations : 2010
“… the standout experience is an audiovisual installation by Kathy Hinde: an ingenious music box, in which video of flittering birds […]
Phase Transition : 2017
“Hinde’s work is full of intellectual heft and ecological concern without ever coming over as cold or inaccessible.” Colm McAuliffe, […]
Piano Migrations at Lisboa Soa
I had the wonderful opportunity to show Piano Migrations at an incredible location, the Estufa Fria (cold greenhouse) in Lisbon for Lisboa Soa […]
Phase Transition at Eufònic Festival
In early September, I was delighted to have had the opportunity to show Phase Transition at Lo Pati Art Centre, […]
Palimpsest : 2010
Performance of Palimpsest by Daniel Skoglund and Kathy Hinde recorded at Sonica Festival, Glasgow and Huddersfield Contemporary Music Festival in […]
Twittering Machines – Installation : 2014
New live performance edition of Twittering Machines – here… Humankind maintains an ongoing fascination with attempts to decipher, understand and […]
Water Balance : 2019
Water Balance is a pond dwelling kinetic sound sculpture activated by balancing bodies of water. Flowing water pours into six […]
Vocal Resonances at IN SITU, Leicester : 2018
Vocal Resonances is a new site specific sound installation by Kathy Hinde created for the first floor room of the Magazine […]
Fort Process
It was a great pleasure to be a part of the fantastic festival Fort Process, set in the unique location […]
Aesthetic Art Prize Long List
I’m delighted to learn that my outdoor light and sound installation Luminous Birds has been long listed for the prestigious […]
Unkindest Cut by Sadhana Dance
Audio-visual installation and live dance performance sited within two adjoined shipping containers. A shipping container is a large metal box, […]
Alight!
The year ended on a high with the outdoor light and sound show ‘Alight!’ produced by SoundUK at Prior Park National Trust […]
British Composer Award for Sonic Art 2017
I’m delighted to have been awarded a 2017 British Composer Award in Sonic Art for Luminous Birds. I was amongst great […]
NÉMO Biennale, Paris
Piano Migrations was been selected for the 2017 International Némo Biennale of digital art ‘Les Faits du Hasard‘ exhibition at Centquatre-Paris running from 9th […]
Aeolian at Huddersfield Contemporary Music Festival
AEOLIAN, a collaboration with composer Maja Ratkje was premiered on the opening night of Huddersfield Contemporary Music Festival. We transformed […]
For the Birds at Brighton Festival
For the Birds took flight to the Brighton Festival 2017 and invited a visiting public on a meditative and immersive journey […]
Talk at KIKK Festival, 2016
I was invited to give a presentation at KIKK festival in Namur, Belgium, in November 2016. KIKK is an international […]
Wolf Tones
WOLF TONES is an idea for a a sculptural sound installation and live performance I aim to realise in the future. Wolf Tones is […]
For The Birds : 2014
“Mind-blowingly brilliant. An unforgettably beautiful and resonant experience” George Monbiot, Guardian journalist and author “For The Birds is an original and richly […]
