A very disorganised and sporadically populated account of things so far This Beats Blogging
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- Beatie Wolfe
- Bell Labs
- Raw Space
- Brian Eno
- Montagu Square
- Nokia Bell Labs
- From Green To Red
- Mark Mothersbaugh
- Postcards for Democracy
- Design I/O
- SXSW
- V&A
- Mr Fish
- Musical Jacket
- EarthPercent
- 8ight
- Michael Stipe
- The Utley Foundation
- Dementia
- Oh My Heart
- Power of Music
- world’s first commercially available bioplastic 12”
- BeatWoven
- Evolution Music
- Orange Juice for the Ears
- bioplastic
- Environment
- R.E.M.
- Adam Callam
- Future If Future
- London Design Biennale
- Music
- Ross Harris
- Verve Records
- The Mill
- VR
- circular economy
- vinyl
- world’s first
- AR
- Lateral
- London Design Festival at the V&A
- climate
- Luminal
- Victoria and Albert Museum
- Linda Perry
- Taylor Guitars
- USPS
- Dezeen
- Power of Music & Dementia
Guitar Magazine feature Beatie Wolfe's work (& guitars)
A lovely interview with Guitar.com's Sean McGeady about ceremony, storytelling, the environment, and of course some guitars... with a highlight on Taylor Guitars reclaimed Urban Ash
Phoenix feat. Wolfe in their biannual print magazine
Phoenix Magazine highlight Wolfe's Raw Space Big Bang broadcast in their Space Issue
Communication Arts feat. Beatie Wolfe's Raw Space
Excerpt from article posted November 2017 profiling Design I/O
Beatie Wolfe Performs to Stephen Fry
"Last week I recreated the Raw Space live experience for the incomparable Stephen Fry and his wonderful husband Elliott Spencer..."
Confessions of a Graffiti Artist
Leaving my mark on the anechoic chamber... knowing it would hold my secret!
New Scientist Magazine covers Beatie Wolfe
So good to see the physical copy of The New Scientist writing about #RawSpace
Bell Labs Anechoic Chamber, New Jersey, US - Installation
Raw Space was released as the world’s first live 360° AR experience, produced in collaboration with Bell Labs and Design I/O. Combining live 360° stereoscopic video of Wolfe’s physical record stream from the quietest room on earth, with real-time AR animations, the effect was a Fantasia-like live streamed album, which ran continuously for a week with artwork that evolved every time the record spun