Virus Sculptures - Glass Microbiology
Latest news...
'Play Me, I'm Yours' across New York City and London
Hailed as the public arts project of the year in New York, 60 street pianos were distributed across all 5 boroughs of the city for the public to play. This website is a space for everybody to share their creativity www.nystreetpianos.com. Play Me,I'm Yours has also just been presented across London for The City of London Festival. See www.streetpianos.co.uk
Artist in Residence at Pervasive Media Studio
Luke Jerram is currently an artist in residence at the Pervasive Media Studio which is a multi-disciplinary lab exploring and producing pervasive media content, applications and services. The studio brings together creators and users from diverse backgrounds to research and produce valuable experiences for a new form.
Aeolus in Progress
Aeolus is a specially designed acoustic pavillion that will resonate and sing with the wind. To test out the technology a series of aeolian wind harp tests have been carried out, filmed and posted online. Find out more about the project and watch the films here..
The Rakow Award
The Corning Museum of glass have awarded Jerram The Rakow Commission for his microbiology artworks. Selected from a wide variety of international artists the Rakow Commission encourages artists working in glass to venture into new areas that they might otherwise be unable to explore.
21 Piano Nocture- Timelapse Film Completed!
On the 21st of June, 21 pianists played in a giant circle of 21 upright pianos performing the première of a new piece designed by Luke Jerram, composed by Richard Causton, inspired by Chopin' Nocturnes. The performance took place at dusk outside the Guildhall, London. Watch New Film.
'Play Me, I'm Yours' across Cincinnati
35 street pianos will soon be installed across Cincinnati. Located in public parks, streets and squares, the pianos will be there for any member of the public to play, personalise and enjoy. Check out the maps of where they'll be..www.cincinnatipianos.com
Launch of My RSC Gallery
The Royal Shakespeare Company have commissioned Jerram to make 'My RSC Gallery' for their new theatre building. The public are now invited to create miniature artworks for 50 small glass boxes that will be permanently embedded into the walls of the architecture. See new website and get involved.. www.myrscgallery.com
