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UPCYCLED AND REMIXED 🧵🪡🔊

Huge thanks to everyone who came down to Pitsea Market to see and celebrate our interactive community tapestry.

Together with and the people of Pitsea, we created an installation is inspired by the market and made from recycled sounds and materials collected around it, which were then crafted and composed at community workshops across Pitsea.

The chains mimic the way market stallholders hang their clothes, made interactive with , and the distance sensors in the tapestry control ableton which warp and affect the soundscape (including an amazing rap about the market by young members).

Thank you to and the team at , to the Pitsea Voices for selecting our proposal, and to all the community members who joined in!

📸 .merry

🔋 DMLab Festival!

A special day dedicated to the world of accessible music technology this Spring Bank Holiday weekend.

📅 Sunday 24 May
⏰ 10am till 11pm (approx)
📌 Rich Mix, 35-47 Bethnal Green Road, London, E1 6LA OR live stream (performances only)

Join us for a three-part event, featuring:

🛠️ Instrument Building Workshop
Create your own musical instrument in this accessible morning workshop (for adults, children aged 8+ and anyone with complex requirements).

💭 Exploring Accessible Music Tech
Afternoon presentations and demos from makers and musicians from our national DMLab network & .

🎶 DMLab Festival: LIVE
An evening gig featuring live performances from artists using assistive music technology to round off the day .music , // & The Clarion Trio.

🖇 FREE & low-cost tickets + more info and timings available via the link in our bio.

❔ Access:
- Step-free access
- Accessible toilets
- Quiet space available
- Presentations & performances will have BSL interpreters & live captions

BSL interpretation can be arranged for the instrument building workshop with at least 2 weeks advanced notice. Please email [email protected].

Head to the Rich Mix website for full information, or email [email protected] to discuss specific access requirements.

ID: Event poster for DMLab Festival. With black, white and yellow text on a black, white and fluorescent green poster. Features 3 small images of an accessible music instrument lying on a table, a shot taken from behind a live electronic performer, and a young person building using electronic components and wiring.