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
TEDMED, Boston, MA, US - Talk
Beatie gives a TEDMED talk about the power of music and its core value to humanity, sharing her groundbreaking 2014 research project with The Utley Foundation and how this gave birth to the charity ‘Music for Dementia’ and continues to influence policy today.
Punchdrunk Collaboration, London, UK - Art Development + Performance
Beatie Wolfe was approached by the team to join as music advisor for this multi-week immersive installation in the wing of a London dementia care home.
Research: Power Of Music & Dementia - The Question No One Was Asking... Is It Music Or Memory
The Power of Music & Dementia was a pioneering study founded by singer-songwriter and innovator Beatie Wolfe that was the first to look at the power of music unconnected to memory for people living with dementia. Since beginning the Power of Music and Dementia research project in 2014 Wolfe has been campaigning this cause and her research study has been: picked up by Stanford Research, the American Alzheimer’s Association & Oxford University and used to develop the charity Music for Dementia - to make music available to everyone living with dementia by 2020