The Nobel Prize organisation invited Beatie Wolfe to speak, perform, and show her environmental protest piece ‘From Green To Red’ at its inaugural summit following Sir David Attenborough and Al Gore. Beatie Wolfe was introduced on stage by her friend and space beaming collaborator Nobel Laureate Dr Robert Wilson. Watch her segment above.
The premiere of a new Barbican commissioned documentary on Beatie Wolfe’s pioneering work, directed by Ross Harris. Followed by a Q&A with Evening Standard’s digital editor-in-chief and a live performance from Beatie.
Photos by Hideko Sano
The V&A Museum invited Beatie Wolfe to hold a solo exhibition of her world’s first designs for music in the digital age, which range from a theatre in the palm of your hand, a wearable album jacket, an ‘anti-stream’ from the world’s quietest room and a Space beam from the Big Bang Horn. This exhibition was named as a must-see by BA’s High Life Magazine, Wallpaper Magazine, BBC World Service, FT Weekend Magazine, Forbes, Design Milk, Icon, Creative Review.
The LA Times 'Festival of Books' (150, 000 attendees) introduces a whole new area to the festival this year with the introduction of NewStory, guest-curated by Beatie Wolfe. NewStory will celebrate the best in music/tech/art from LA's leading creatives, inventors and thinkers - from NASA, Magic Leap and Nokia Bell Labs through to multi-platinum producers and songwriters
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
Beatie Wolfe released her debut album 8ight as a 3D interactive album app. GQ Magazine premiered the release across its magazine and iPad edition and Apple invited Beatie Wolfe to be the first artist to tour its global event theatres: New York, London, & Berlin. Beatie's interviewers included: Spin's Editor-in-Chief Craig Marks in New York, GQ's Commissioning Editor Charlie Burton in London and De:Bug's Founder & Editor Sascha Kösch in Berlin.
