MK Museum and Grid Arts are excited to announce Border-Zone, a light, sound and performance installation taking place in Milton Keynes Museum’s new galleries. This multi-disciplinary arts installation will be open to the public between 7-10 February 2019 with a programme of different events taking place over these 4 days. The installations and events will be open to all ages and are free to attend.

Border-Zone is a space where sounds and music blend and collide in 360 degrees with images transforming the space around the viewer. This installation will create immersive experiences, where the viewer is surrounded and fully engaged by moving and shifting images and soundscapes.

Artists include

• Thomas D Gray - Installation Light Artist, Filmmaker and Creative Producer
• Simon Bradford - Sound Artist
• Anna Berry - Artist
• Gabriele Baldocci - Pianist
• Sally Halsey - Chamber Musician and Accompanist
• MOTUS Dance
• Bill Bartolotta - Word Smith

Public access to the installation will be:

• Thurs 7 Feb open 6pm - 8pm View the creative responses of Stantonbury International School students to the installaition,
• Friday 8 Feb open 1pm - 8pm Live music performances taking place between 5pm and 8pm
• Saturday 9 Feb open 1pm - 8pm Contemporary dance performances taking place between 2:30pm and 5pm
• Sunday 10 Feb open 1pm - 6pm Meet the artist day

This work has been supported by funding from MK Community Foundation with additional support from MK Museum and Inter-Action MK.