DIY MICROPHONE & HYDROPHONE WORKSHOP

This workshop, led by artists Mathias Arrignon and Action Pyramid, will focus on building a set of affordable devices for field recording activities, including a stereo pair of lapel microphones and a hydrophone.

At the end of the workshop, participants will be able to take home the pair of microphones and the hydrophone they have made, along with a digital copy of all the learning materials provided.

Listening as porosity is a three-day programme at Listen Gallery combining immersive listening, skill-sharing, and dialogue. Exploring field recording as a porous practice where sound, memory, and imagination meet, it fosters ecological awareness, empathy, and collective reflection through creative and participatory approaches.

DETAILS
Free admission + donation strongly encouraged

Please arrive 10 minutes before the workshop begins.
If you are unable to attend, please contact the organiser so that your place in the workshop can be given to someone else.For any specific access questions or requests, please get in touch with Listen Gallery’s staff: listengallery.team@gmail.com

ACCESSIBILITY
Listen Gallery has step-free access and accessible toilets on site, and is wheelchair accessible. It is easily accessible by public transport due to its proximity to Glasgow Central Station.

Please do not attend if symptomatic of any viral infections.

Listening as porosity is supported by the Creative Scotland Open Fund for Individuals programme.