You are invited to an afternoon of sharing and discussing creative wellbeing approaches to sustainable place-making. Join local and international researchers, practitioners, and artists to explore the potential of situated and critical listening practices as a way of “commoning”, that is of making and living well with human and non-human others, in often harsh and changing urban environments. 14:00 Part 1: Welcome by Dr Matt Adams Interactive Listening Walk around Edward Street with Bela Emerson & Dr Bethan Prosser (Brighton & Hove Music for Connection) 15:30 Part 2: Sharing and showcase with Dr Phillipe Woloszyn (researcher in architecture, acoustics and ambience studies, University of Bordeaux) and Sara Ducloy (doctoral student, National School of Architecture and Landscapes, University of Bordeaux) 16:30 Break 16:45 Part 3: Sounding out the Waste House & Béton Communs/Concrete Commons music- making with Dr Elona Hoover (University of Brighton) 17:45 Reception with refreshments All welcome to participate in exploring these themes of arts and ecology, creative methodologies, liveability, and sustainable communities. This free event will be recorded for a community radio piece to be shared with a wider audience. The event will take place at the Waste House, an exciting eco-design experiment space on the University of Brighton's Grand Parade campus. The Interactive Listening Walk will take participants on a short journey around Dorset Gardens and Edwards Street (Mighell Street & White Street Community Gardens). The Waste House is not a wheelchair accessible venue and the workshop room is at the top of some small stairs. The walk will be on pavement as well as some uneven surfaces (grass in the park and woodchip path in the community garden). Please wear suitable clothing for a walk in June. This event is linked with the AmbiMuse Festival in Bordeaux, a collaboration between Passage UMR 5319 CNRS research centre, Compagnie Aïla & Béton Communs. With thanks to funding from the University of Brighton Creative for Arts & Wellbeing, ESRC South Coast Doctoral Partnership and Passage UMR 5319 CNRS research centre

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