Podcast appearances and mentions of ed devane

Ed Devane is a sound artist and instrument designer based in Donegal. Beginning his creative career as an electronic music producer, his work has broadened over the years to include interactive installation, electronic instrument design, community projects and workshop facilitation relating to music and sound. Much of the inspiration behind his installation work is to use technology and instrument building to encourage creative encounters and collaborations between participants. Ed has recently produced installations for Science Gallery Dublin, The Ark, Galway City of Culture 2020, Big Bang! Festival and Science Foundation Ireland, and most recently here at STAC during the recentJunction Arts Festival.His most recent work 'Presence' is now on display here in the gallery at STAC, and it consists of 3 interactive sound sculptures that respond to the movements of the viewer around the space. In this episode, I caught up with Ed via Zoom to chat about what life is like for an artist making work in the wilds of West Donegal, his interest in making electronic music and how his work has developed over time to include programmable sound sculptures.Presence continues at South Tipperary Arts Centre until August 20th, and the gallery is open from 10am to 5pm Monday to Saturday.If you'd like to get in touch with the podcast, the email address is southtippartspodcast@gmail.com.You can visit our website www.southtippartscentre.ie to find our what's on, or to sign up to our monthly newsletter.Thanks for listening!

Over the past year, the connections between our built environment and our health have been made clearer than ever before. In this episode we will be examining the changing way that societies through history have addressed these problems by building institutions that provide different forms of healthcare. Our contributors discussed what lessons we can learn from the history of architecture and health, considering the connections between the built environment and the treatment of different illnesses, maladies and afflictions. Ed DeVane, a PhD student in the Centre for the History of Medicine at the University of Warwick, who researches the planning, design, construction of NHS facilities in postwar Britain, and is also a fellow in the Parliamentary Office of Science and Technology. Ann-Marie Akehurst, an independent Architectural Historian and Programmes Officer of the Society of Architectural Historians of Great Britain, who works on Early Modern Architectural History, particularly the development of hospitals and the institutions of healthcare. Will Palin is the Chief Executive of Barts Heritage, a charity concerned with restoring the historic St Bart's Hospital, London, previously serving as the Conservation Director at the Old Royal Naval College, Greenwich and Director of SAVE Britain's Heritage. Sarah Akigbogun is an architect, photographer and film-maker whose historical research has examined The Retreat in York, an institution for the treatment of mental health needs founded in the 18th century, and whose work addresses race, gender and problems of representation in architecture. Your hosts were Matthew Lloyd Roberts and Dr Jessica Kelly For more details on the Society of Architectural Historians and their activities check out the website: https://www.sahgb.org.uk/ This podcast is produced by Front Ear Podcasts https://www.frontearpodcasts.com/

Episode 14 of CMC’s podcast features an interview with sound artist and instrument designer Ed Devane on live streaming and the use of technology in creating and sharing music, composer Brian Irvine on his Totally Made Up Orchestra, and recent music from John McLachlan, Izumi Kimura and Cora Venus Lunny. Presented by Jonathan Grimes and Evonne Ferguson. Subscribe at cmc.ie/amplifyPlease get in touch - amplify@cmc.ie Show Notes John McLachlan Soundcloud Covid–19 update from CMC Covid–19 survey Ed Devane Plastic Brian Irvine Ed Devane Instagram Helmholtz Challenge Izumi Kimura Cora Venus Lunny Field Recording Project Farpoint Recordings Totally Made Up Orchestra Music Please consider supporting these and other Irish composers and musicians by purchasing their music John McLachlan - Segue 1 Devane / Parmar ISSTA Cork 2019 Ed Devane - The Strolling Zither Izumi Kimura - Storm Emma, Above and Below

Ed Devane, featured in part six of ‘Mad Scientists of Music‘, is one of Ireland’s most innovative musicians. Having moved away from producing rigid programatic electronic music, Ed is at the forefront of combining electronic sounds and analogue instrumentation. For his recent Dodeca Cycle piece in Dublin’s coach house exhibition space. Ed constructed an installation … Continue reading Ed Devane’s Dodeca Cycle – Culture File →

This episode takes us on a tour of workshops and hack spaces, and explores the relationship of outsider electronic music to the fine art establishment. Teaser – Andrew Edgar takes us on a tour of the A4 Arts Collective. Part 1 – Ed Devane talks about the relationship between self taught musicians, hackers, artists and … Continue reading The Hacker in the Gallery – Episode 4 – Mad Scientists of Music →

So, after a very great while, but still much sooner than expected, my first documentary series ‘Mad Scientists of Music‘ is almost here. Quick and dirty promo – featuring the music of Bitwise Operator The final lineup of interviewees is ¡NO!, Deathness Injection, Andrew Edgar, John Leech Siam Collective, MarQu VR, Kieran Dold, Ed Devane … Continue reading Mad Scientists of Music is coming out, next week! →

Ricochet Records' Lifecycle digs deep in the session w/ a selection of deep leaning tech and proggy breaks. In our first hour, music from Ed Devane, Substep Infrabass, The Future Sound of London, Phat Chex, Jnr Hacksaw, Mobthrow, and Gridlock. Episode playlist - https://darkfloor.co.uk/mantisradio84 Support us - https://patreon.com/mantisradio

Tracklist available at Darkfloor.

Tracklist available at Darkfloor.

Tracklist available at Darkfloor.

Dublin resident Ed Devane makes, as he puts it, 'bass-heavy weird dancefloor music, to ambient noise, to more "musical" music with a zither'. He's released on Touchin' Bass, Mantrap Recordings, Spacebar Sentiments, Kontakte, and Belfast's recently resurrected Takeover Records, and is shortly to appear on Dublin's !Kaboogie Records.   Mixed up by !Kaboogie resident Redmonk, this selection of new and forthcoming material is part of a showcase pulled together by the Dublin-based crew to mark the launch of their second label release. You can grab artwork to accompany the mix here.   Tracklisting: Dubcore Maximus (!Kaboogie) Underflux (Mantrap Records) Predicament (Stasis Records) Saca (Takeover) Frozen Backpackers (Fothcoming Mantrap Records) Doomtime, Baby feat. Scurvy Lass (Fothcoming Mantrap Records) Brain Your Melt? feat. Scurvy Lass (Fothcoming Mantrap Records) Playtime (Forthcoming !Kaboogie)