60 acast.com THE ART+SCIENCE SALON https://www.artsciencesalon.org en All rights reserved art, science ,artscience THE ART+SCIENCE SALON An evolving network, pop-up podcast, and event series exploring how art and science shape each other and society. An evolving network, pop-up podcast, and event series exploring the way Art + Science shape each other and society. Co-hosted & co-convened by Dr Autumn Brown & Dr Amelia McConville. Founded in Trinity College Dublin in association with Science Gallery Dublin and Trinity Long Room Hub Arts & Humanities Institute. Supported by Creative Futures Academy Public Engagement Award. Welcome to the Salon!


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]]> An evolving network, pop-up podcast, and event series exploring the way Art + Science shape each other and society. Co-hosted & co-convened by Dr Autumn Brown & Dr Amelia McConville. Founded in Trinity College Dublin in association with Science Gallery Dublin and Trinity Long Room Hub Arts & Humanities Institute. Supported by Creative Futures Academy Public Engagement Award. Welcome to the Salon!


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]]> false THE ART+SCIENCE SALON feeds@soundcloud.com 67ffa87b5d1edf45d2ed7a13 the-art-science-salon https://feeds.soundcloud.com/users/soundcloud:users:948835807/sounds.rss episodic https://assets.pippa.io/shows/67ffa87b5d1edf45d2ed7a13/show-cover.jpg https://www.artsciencesalon.org THE ART+SCIENCE SALON https://feeds.acast.com/public/shows/67ffa87b5d1edf45d2ed7a13 LAS Art Foundation: Sensing Quantum LAS Art Foundation: Sensing Quantum Mon, 04 Aug 2025 15:15:33 GMT 53:01 6890c813f3bc0460817003cc false https://shows.acast.com/the-art-science-salon/episodes/6890c813f3bc0460817003cc 6890c813f3bc0460817003cc 67ffa87b5d1edf45d2ed7a13 We spoke with LAS Art Foundation in Berlin about their Sensing Quantum programme. full We recorded this episode at LAS Art Foundation offices in Berlin to talk about the exhibition WE FELT A STAR DYING by Laure Prouvost, a newly commissioned art installation at Kraftwerk Berlin that explores quantum phenomena and their sensitivity to cosmic and planetary forces. This work was is part of the LAS Sensing Quantum programme, which explores the implications and possibilities of quantum technologies through new commissions with artists and composers, a symposium, a publication and an ongoing learning programme. Together these efforts bring together artists, scientists, thinkers and the public to engage with this evolving field. We were thrilled to be joined by Zoe Büchtemann from the curatorial team for this conversation spanning quantum theory, the natural world, the role of chance and spontaneity in artistic development, and... chicken feathers!


A century ago, quantum physics revealed that, at the smallest scales, we cannot predict everything about how matter behaves. Particles can exist in multiple states at once, become linked, or even pass through energy barriers. Today, these ideas are the foundation of a number of quantum technologies, which some predict will transform our world in the next five years. WE FELT A STAR DYING is a multi-sensory and immersive environment, including video and sound developed with a quantum computer, as well scent and sculptural elements tuned to quantum phenomena


Hosted by Dr Amelia McConville & Dr Autumn Brown

Production & Music by Daniel Tatlow-Devally


Read more about LAS and Sensing Quantum here.

Further reading: 'How Art Went Quantum' by Günseli Yalcinkaya for ArtReview.


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]]> We recorded this episode at LAS Art Foundation offices in Berlin to talk about the exhibition WE FELT A STAR DYING by Laure Prouvost, a newly commissioned art installation at Kraftwerk Berlin that explores quantum phenomena and their sensitivity to cosmic and planetary forces. This work was is part of the LAS Sensing Quantum programme, which explores the implications and possibilities of quantum technologies through new commissions with artists and composers, a symposium, a publication and an ongoing learning programme. Together these efforts bring together artists, scientists, thinkers and the public to engage with this evolving field. We were thrilled to be joined by Zoe Büchtemann from the curatorial team for this conversation spanning quantum theory, the natural world, the role of chance and spontaneity in artistic development, and... chicken feathers!


A century ago, quantum physics revealed that, at the smallest scales, we cannot predict everything about how matter behaves. Particles can exist in multiple states at once, become linked, or even pass through energy barriers. Today, these ideas are the foundation of a number of quantum technologies, which some predict will transform our world in the next five years. WE FELT A STAR DYING is a multi-sensory and immersive environment, including video and sound developed with a quantum computer, as well scent and sculptural elements tuned to quantum phenomena


Hosted by Dr Amelia McConville & Dr Autumn Brown

Production & Music by Daniel Tatlow-Devally


Read more about LAS and Sensing Quantum here.

Further reading: 'How Art Went Quantum' by Günseli Yalcinkaya for ArtReview.


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]]> Ariane Koek Interview | The ART+SCIENCE SALON Ariane Koek Interview | The ART+SCIENCE SALON Fri, 09 May 2025 14:51:11 GMT 59:40 681dc22f365a6906d3629c22 false https://shows.acast.com/the-art-science-salon/episodes/681dc22f365a6906d3629c22 681dc22f365a6906d3629c22 67ffa87b5d1edf45d2ed7a13 Founding Director of Arts at CERN joins us for an enlightening conversation on art and science. full Ariane Koek is a world leader in the field of science and art. The initiator and Founding Director of Arts at CERN (2009-2015), she is a change maker, visionary, strategist, creative force, inspirational speaker, and policy maker. We were so delighted to welcome her to the Salon to discuss her career trajectory, creative inspiration, cultural collisions, scientific ideas as springboards to the imagination, and… what makes you weird?


Her recent address to the European Commission has become a manifesto of sorts for us as we negotiate the shifting political contexts of knowledge production and advocate for the importance of the arts and science. Read the full text on Ariane’s Substack.


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]]> Ariane Koek is a world leader in the field of science and art. The initiator and Founding Director of Arts at CERN (2009-2015), she is a change maker, visionary, strategist, creative force, inspirational speaker, and policy maker. We were so delighted to welcome her to the Salon to discuss her career trajectory, creative inspiration, cultural collisions, scientific ideas as springboards to the imagination, and… what makes you weird?


Her recent address to the European Commission has become a manifesto of sorts for us as we negotiate the shifting political contexts of knowledge production and advocate for the importance of the arts and science. Read the full text on Ariane’s Substack.


Hosted by Dr Amelia McConville & Dr Autumn Brown

Production & Music by Daniel Tatlow-Devally


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]]> <![CDATA["The Science of Sex" at Berlin Science Week 2024]]> Fri, 14 Feb 2025 15:45:47 GMT 59:55 tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/2034491680 true https://soundcloud.com/artplussciencesalon/the-science-of-sex-at-berlin-science-week-2024 67ffa887edf0112e5ccdd801 67ffa87b5d1edf45d2ed7a13 We partnered with Berlin Science Week again for a sold out live panel podcast recording on the art and science of sex! full We were delighted to partner with Berlin Science Week again in November 2024 to host a sold out panel event on the “Science of Sex”, featuring panelists whose expertise ranged from cultural anthropology, sexology, slime mould, current German policy on trans-affiriming healthcare, and… Hegelian dialectics! Our thanks to Dr Maria Dębińska (ICI Berlin / Polish Academy of Sciences), Dr Pichit Buspavanich (Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin) and Dr Tobias Wieland (Freie Universität Berlin / IKSK - Institut für Körperforschung und sexuelle Kultur) for joining us in Säälchen in Holzmarkt 25.


You can read our Berlin Science Week 2024 listing - THE ART+SCIENCE SALON presents “The Science of Sex” - here: https://berlinscienceweek.com/programme/artscience-salon-presents-science-sex


Hosted by Dr Amelia McConville & Dr Autumn Brown

Production & Music by Daniel Tatlow-Devally

Photography by Dr Katie O'Neill

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Thank you to the Berlin Science Week 2024 Team, especially Nico Brodersen, Christian Rauch & the ART+SCIENCE+CULTURE FORUM.


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]]> We were delighted to partner with Berlin Science Week again in November 2024 to host a sold out panel event on the “Science of Sex”, featuring panelists whose expertise ranged from cultural anthropology, sexology, slime mould, current German policy on trans-affiriming healthcare, and… Hegelian dialectics! Our thanks to Dr Maria Dębińska (ICI Berlin / Polish Academy of Sciences), Dr Pichit Buspavanich (Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin) and Dr Tobias Wieland (Freie Universität Berlin / IKSK - Institut für Körperforschung und sexuelle Kultur) for joining us in Säälchen in Holzmarkt 25.


You can read our Berlin Science Week 2024 listing - THE ART+SCIENCE SALON presents “The Science of Sex” - here: https://berlinscienceweek.com/programme/artscience-salon-presents-science-sex


Hosted by Dr Amelia McConville & Dr Autumn Brown

Production & Music by Daniel Tatlow-Devally

Photography by Dr Katie O'Neill

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Thank you to the Berlin Science Week 2024 Team, especially Nico Brodersen, Christian Rauch & the ART+SCIENCE+CULTURE FORUM.


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]]> The Art+Science Salon | Interview with Linda Doyle, Provost of Trinity College Dublin The Art+Science Salon | Interview with Linda Doyle, Provost of Trinity College Dublin Wed, 18 Dec 2024 00:00:00 GMT 45:44 tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1988803867 false https://soundcloud.com/artplussciencesalon/the-artscience-salon-interview-with-linda-doyle-provost-of-trinity-college-dublin 67ffa8865d1edf45d2ed7bd6 67ffa87b5d1edf45d2ed7a13 full Welcome to the Salon! We were delighted to be joined by the Provost of Trinity College Dublin, Linda Doyle, for a fascinating conversation about finding the beauty in engineering, cross-disciplinary collaboration, proximal relations between researchers, and her hopes for the future of interdisciplinarity. We also touched on the parallels between quantum concepts and the Irish language (Gaeilge).


Hosted by Dr Amelia McConville & Dr Autumn Brown

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Thank you to Provost Linda Doyle for sharing her insights with us.


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]]> Welcome to the Salon! We were delighted to be joined by the Provost of Trinity College Dublin, Linda Doyle, for a fascinating conversation about finding the beauty in engineering, cross-disciplinary collaboration, proximal relations between researchers, and her hopes for the future of interdisciplinarity. We also touched on the parallels between quantum concepts and the Irish language (Gaeilge).


Hosted by Dr Amelia McConville & Dr Autumn Brown

Production & Music by Daniel Tatlow-Devally


Thank you to Provost Linda Doyle for sharing her insights with us.


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]]> The Art+Science Salon at Creative Brain Week 2024 | Part 2 The Art+Science Salon at Creative Brain Week 2024 | Part 2 Tue, 17 Sep 2024 14:21:24 GMT 28:58 tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1918198757 false https://soundcloud.com/artplussciencesalon/the-artscience-salon-at-creative-brain-week-2024-part-3 67ffa8832bfb8508d6e46149 67ffa87b5d1edf45d2ed7a13 full Welcome to the Salon! In March 2024 we assumed the role of official podcasters of Creative Brain Week: a Global Brain Health Institute innovation at Trinity College Dublin, presented in association with Creative Aging International, the Jameel Arts & Health Lab, in collaboration with the World Health Organization (WHO) and with support from Creative Ireland and the Atlantic Institute. In our second mini-episode and third podcast stemming from Creative Brain Week, we sat down with Robyn Landau of Kinda Studios, a neuroscience studio driving creative impact by using neuroaesthetic principles in design. We spoke about embodiment, designing for the mind, collaborating with DJ Jayda G, and “muscular bonding” and heard about Kinda Studios own podcast “Beyond Five Senses”. In this episode, we also sift through more insights from our Reflection Sessions co-hosted with Scottish Poetry Library’s Morag Anderson, and bond over the visual poetry of Ian Hamilton Finlay. The themes of Creative Brain Week 2024 were “Attention, Connection, & Love” and we discuss how the visual in and through poetry might capture, and speak to, all three of these elements.


Check out Kinda Studios’ work & their own podcast: https://www.kindastudios.com/ https://www.kindastudios.com/audiblebeyond5

Delve into Ian Hamilton Finlay’s visual poem “Acrobats”: https://www.tate.org.uk/art/artworks/finlay-acrobats-p07450

Read more about Morag Anderson’s poetry here: https://www.scottishpoetrylibrary.org.uk/poet/morag-anderson/


Watch our full reflection sessions with Morag from Creative Brain Week 2024 on YouTube: 5th March: www.youtube.com/watch?v=A3YjDL9v6xI 6th March: www.youtube.com/watch?v=18N_vmEwNgs


Hosted by Dr Amelia McConville and Dr Autumn Brown

Production & Music by Daniel Tatlow-Devally


Thank you to Dominic Campbell and Bea Kelleher of Creative Brain Week, who made these conversations possible, and to the Global Brain Health Institute, Atlantic Institute, and Creative Ireland. More: creativebrainweek.com/ Thank you also to Creative Futures Academy for the 2024 Public Engagement Grant which supported the production of this episode.


More: https://creativefuturesacademy.ie/resource/artandsciencesalonpodcast/


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]]> Welcome to the Salon! In March 2024 we assumed the role of official podcasters of Creative Brain Week: a Global Brain Health Institute innovation at Trinity College Dublin, presented in association with Creative Aging International, the Jameel Arts & Health Lab, in collaboration with the World Health Organization (WHO) and with support from Creative Ireland and the Atlantic Institute. In our second mini-episode and third podcast stemming from Creative Brain Week, we sat down with Robyn Landau of Kinda Studios, a neuroscience studio driving creative impact by using neuroaesthetic principles in design. We spoke about embodiment, designing for the mind, collaborating with DJ Jayda G, and “muscular bonding” and heard about Kinda Studios own podcast “Beyond Five Senses”. In this episode, we also sift through more insights from our Reflection Sessions co-hosted with Scottish Poetry Library’s Morag Anderson, and bond over the visual poetry of Ian Hamilton Finlay. The themes of Creative Brain Week 2024 were “Attention, Connection, & Love” and we discuss how the visual in and through poetry might capture, and speak to, all three of these elements.


Check out Kinda Studios’ work & their own podcast: https://www.kindastudios.com/ https://www.kindastudios.com/audiblebeyond5

Delve into Ian Hamilton Finlay’s visual poem “Acrobats”: https://www.tate.org.uk/art/artworks/finlay-acrobats-p07450

Read more about Morag Anderson’s poetry here: https://www.scottishpoetrylibrary.org.uk/poet/morag-anderson/


Watch our full reflection sessions with Morag from Creative Brain Week 2024 on YouTube: 5th March: www.youtube.com/watch?v=A3YjDL9v6xI 6th March: www.youtube.com/watch?v=18N_vmEwNgs


Hosted by Dr Amelia McConville and Dr Autumn Brown

Production & Music by Daniel Tatlow-Devally


Thank you to Dominic Campbell and Bea Kelleher of Creative Brain Week, who made these conversations possible, and to the Global Brain Health Institute, Atlantic Institute, and Creative Ireland. More: creativebrainweek.com/ Thank you also to Creative Futures Academy for the 2024 Public Engagement Grant which supported the production of this episode.


More: https://creativefuturesacademy.ie/resource/artandsciencesalonpodcast/


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]]> The Art+Science Salon at Creative Brain Week 2024 | Part 1 The Art+Science Salon at Creative Brain Week 2024 | Part 1 Wed, 28 Aug 2024 09:00:01 GMT 26:33 tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1905419192 false https://soundcloud.com/artplussciencesalon/the-artscience-salon-at-creative-brain-week-2024-part-1 67ffa88647809c35bd49951d 67ffa87b5d1edf45d2ed7a13 full Welcome to the Salon! In March 2024 we assumed the role of official podcasters of Creative Brain Week - a Global Brain Health Institute innovation at Trinity College Dublin, presented in association with Creative Aging International, the Jameel Arts & Health Lab, in collaboration with the World Health Organization (WHO) and with support from Creative Ireland and the Atlantic Institute. We spoke with a plethora of poets and policymakers, hosted reflection sessions, and chatted with some fascinating researchers. In this mini episode, you will hear poetry from the amazing Morag Anderson (Scottish Poetry Library), delve with us into the research of neuropsychologist Dr Tanisha Hill-Jarrett (University of California, San Francisco) incorporating everything from systemic racism to Afrofuturism as art and epistemology, and gain some insights from the Reflection Sessions we co-hosted with Morag at the end of each conference day.

Find out more about Dr Tanisha Hill-Jarrett’s work here: https://www.tanishahilljarrett.com/othersideoftime https://www.gbhi.org/news-publications/storytelling-project-addresses-older-black-womens-healthcare-disparities www.gbhi.org/projects/creative-minds

Read more about Morag Anderson’s poetry here: https://www.scottishpoetrylibrary.org.uk/poet/morag-anderson/


Watch our full reflection sessions with Morag from Creative Brain Week 2024 on YouTube: Tuesday 5th March: www.youtube.com/watch?v=A3YjDL9v6xI Wednesday 6th March: www.youtube.com/watch?v=18N_vmEwNgs


Hosted by Dr Amelia McConville and Dr Autumn Brown

Production & Music by Daniel Tatlow-Devally


Thank you to Dominic Campbell and Bea Kelleher of Creative Brain Week, who made these conversations possible, and to the Global Brain Health Institute, Atlantic Institute, and Creative Ireland. More: www.creativebrainweek.com/ Thank you also to Creative Futures Academy for the 2024 Public Engagement Grant which supported the production of this episode.

More: https://creativefuturesacademy.ie/resource/artandsciencesalonpodcast/


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]]> Welcome to the Salon! In March 2024 we assumed the role of official podcasters of Creative Brain Week - a Global Brain Health Institute innovation at Trinity College Dublin, presented in association with Creative Aging International, the Jameel Arts & Health Lab, in collaboration with the World Health Organization (WHO) and with support from Creative Ireland and the Atlantic Institute. We spoke with a plethora of poets and policymakers, hosted reflection sessions, and chatted with some fascinating researchers. In this mini episode, you will hear poetry from the amazing Morag Anderson (Scottish Poetry Library), delve with us into the research of neuropsychologist Dr Tanisha Hill-Jarrett (University of California, San Francisco) incorporating everything from systemic racism to Afrofuturism as art and epistemology, and gain some insights from the Reflection Sessions we co-hosted with Morag at the end of each conference day.

Find out more about Dr Tanisha Hill-Jarrett’s work here: https://www.tanishahilljarrett.com/othersideoftime https://www.gbhi.org/news-publications/storytelling-project-addresses-older-black-womens-healthcare-disparities www.gbhi.org/projects/creative-minds

Read more about Morag Anderson’s poetry here: https://www.scottishpoetrylibrary.org.uk/poet/morag-anderson/


Watch our full reflection sessions with Morag from Creative Brain Week 2024 on YouTube: Tuesday 5th March: www.youtube.com/watch?v=A3YjDL9v6xI Wednesday 6th March: www.youtube.com/watch?v=18N_vmEwNgs


Hosted by Dr Amelia McConville and Dr Autumn Brown

Production & Music by Daniel Tatlow-Devally


Thank you to Dominic Campbell and Bea Kelleher of Creative Brain Week, who made these conversations possible, and to the Global Brain Health Institute, Atlantic Institute, and Creative Ireland. More: www.creativebrainweek.com/ Thank you also to Creative Futures Academy for the 2024 Public Engagement Grant which supported the production of this episode.

More: https://creativefuturesacademy.ie/resource/artandsciencesalonpodcast/


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]]> The Art+Science Salon | Barney Steel of Marshmallow Laser Feast The Art+Science Salon | Barney Steel of Marshmallow Laser Feast Wed, 22 May 2024 15:12:14 GMT 46:55 tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1827834480 false https://soundcloud.com/artplussciencesalon/the-artscience-salon-barney-steele-marshmallow-laser-feast 67ffa887b4ef799a7a126bf6 67ffa87b5d1edf45d2ed7a13 full Welcome to the Salon! In this episode, we spoke with Barney Steel of Marshmallow Laser Feast about 'Evolver' - an 'immersive 360º audiovisual world' - the Cannes Film Festival selected XR experience guided by the voice of Academy Award-winning actor Cate Blanchett and featuring musical scores by Jonny Greenwood, Meredith Monk, Jóhann Jóhannsson, Howard Skempton and Jon Hopkins. Barney is an artist whose expansive vision has taken him from directing music videos for bands like Depeche Mode to creating and exhibiting immersive experiences at places like the Sundance Film Festival, London’s Saatchi Gallery, and most recently, Cannes Film Festival 2024. Marshmallow Laser Feast uses science as a catalyst to create highly interactive and immersive installations exploring the mysteries and wonders of life on our planet.


Read about 'Evolver' at Cannes Film Festival 2024: https://variety.com/2024/digital/global/cate-blanchett-evolver-cannes-immersive-malick-1236012021/ Hosted by Amelia McConville and Autumn Brown

Production & Music by Daniel Tatlow-Devally


Thank you to Barney Steel of Marshmallow Laser Feast, and to Dominic Campbell of Creative Brain Week, who made this conversation possible. Thank you also to Creative Futures Academy for the 2024 Public Engagement Grant which supported the production of this episode.


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]]> Welcome to the Salon! In this episode, we spoke with Barney Steel of Marshmallow Laser Feast about 'Evolver' - an 'immersive 360º audiovisual world' - the Cannes Film Festival selected XR experience guided by the voice of Academy Award-winning actor Cate Blanchett and featuring musical scores by Jonny Greenwood, Meredith Monk, Jóhann Jóhannsson, Howard Skempton and Jon Hopkins. Barney is an artist whose expansive vision has taken him from directing music videos for bands like Depeche Mode to creating and exhibiting immersive experiences at places like the Sundance Film Festival, London’s Saatchi Gallery, and most recently, Cannes Film Festival 2024. Marshmallow Laser Feast uses science as a catalyst to create highly interactive and immersive installations exploring the mysteries and wonders of life on our planet.


Read about 'Evolver' at Cannes Film Festival 2024: https://variety.com/2024/digital/global/cate-blanchett-evolver-cannes-immersive-malick-1236012021/ Hosted by Amelia McConville and Autumn Brown

Production & Music by Daniel Tatlow-Devally


Thank you to Barney Steel of Marshmallow Laser Feast, and to Dominic Campbell of Creative Brain Week, who made this conversation possible. Thank you also to Creative Futures Academy for the 2024 Public Engagement Grant which supported the production of this episode.


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]]> The Art+Science Salon at Beta Festival 2023 The Art+Science Salon at Beta Festival 2023 Fri, 10 May 2024 19:09:17 GMT 47:38 tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/1819120959 false https://soundcloud.com/artplussciencesalon/the-artscience-salon-at-beta-festival-2023 67ffa886edf0112e5ccdd7bd 67ffa87b5d1edf45d2ed7a13 Welcome to the Salon!For this episode, we set u… full Welcome to the Salon! For this episode, we set up a pop-up podcasting corner in the Digital Lounge at the Digital Hub, where we invited the participants, stakeholders, coordinators, and artists of Beta Festival to stop by and share their thoughts on what it means to facilitate the inaugural year of this fascinating festival of science, art, and technology. We spoke with Julian Ellison (The Digital Hub), Jo Mangan (The Performance Corporation), Marguerite Barry (The ADAPT Centre), and Joanna Walsh (University College Dublin) about their individual contributions to Beta Festival.


Hosted by Amelia McConville & Autumn Brown

Production and Music by Daniel Tatlow-Devally


Thank you to the Beta Festival 2023 Team, especially to Aisling Murray, festival founder and director.


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]]> Welcome to the Salon! For this episode, we set up a pop-up podcasting corner in the Digital Lounge at the Digital Hub, where we invited the participants, stakeholders, coordinators, and artists of Beta Festival to stop by and share their thoughts on what it means to facilitate the inaugural year of this fascinating festival of science, art, and technology. We spoke with Julian Ellison (The Digital Hub), Jo Mangan (The Performance Corporation), Marguerite Barry (The ADAPT Centre), and Joanna Walsh (University College Dublin) about their individual contributions to Beta Festival.


Hosted by Amelia McConville & Autumn Brown

Production and Music by Daniel Tatlow-Devally


Thank you to the Beta Festival 2023 Team, especially to Aisling Murray, festival founder and director.


Join us on social media: www.instagram.com/artplussciencesalon/


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