Frequency Festival 2013 is almost here! Fly the flag from 18th to 26th October in Lincoln. It’s a great opportunity to view, listen to and interact with a wide range of digital art & media. Head of LSM, Sarah Barrow wanted to signpost a couple of highlights from the Lincoln School of Media:
The screening of a 13 hour video installation by our very own Visiting Professor of Science and Media Chris Riley, Apollo Raw and Uncut, on Saturday 19th October, 9am-10pm, in LPAC. You can drop in any time. It’s incredible work. Another highlight for us is the provocative multimedia work of our colleague and LSM’s graduate Mike Downing. Look out for festivals pocket guide on campus and in Lincoln city. You can preview most of the artists’ work online and follow the Festival on Facebook. The Frequency 13 trailer’s created by LSM alumnus Graham Cooper and sound track from LSM’s Senior Lecturer David McSherry.
The launch party is on 17th October on the Cornhill from 6pm ’til late…
Launch Party this Thursday
Organisers said “for a night of jaw dropping visuals, music and video goggle madness. It’s completely free and open to all. Just turn up. And bring everyone you know.”
9 Days of Frequency
With over 40 artists exhibiting and performing over the course of the festival, each day is packed with stuff to see. A good plan would be to check the schedule, see what’s on and make sure you catch all of your favourites. See the Festival’s Pocket Guide and for some events, you’ll need to buy a ticket or reserve your space. Check which ones they are here.