World Water Day 2022
We had a fabulous time at Roker for World Water Day, discussing what water means to artists and their practice. Huge thanks to everyone involved, especially the panel speakers; Nell Catchpole;…
We had a fabulous time at Roker for World Water Day, discussing what water means to artists and their practice. Huge thanks to everyone involved, especially the panel speakers; Nell Catchpole;…
On the 10th November 2021 I hosted a hybrid workshop at Newcastle University. I discussed the use of sound for Research Methods for Global Challenges, with a focus on water…
'Reimagining Museums For Climate Action', the book, has been released by AHRC Press for the launch of COP26 Green Zone! I am part of the Story:Web team, working as an…
The Beastly Landscapes Symposium was organised by Usue Ruiz Arana and Charlotte Veal in the School of Architecture, Planning and Landscape at Newcastle University and held on September 10th 2021.…
Read the interview here: https://www.ncl.ac.uk/social-science/methods/methods-research/ https://twitter.com/DJCdelahaye/status/1385131236692217857
Today is #WorldWaterDay and Newcastle University are holding a fundraising event for Water Aid by presenting various water-based research taking place across the University. I'll be representing the Arts and…
This online exhibition tells the story of Sir Charles Monck’s travels in the Mediterranean: first an epic honeymoon to Greece in 1804-1806, and a later journey to the island of…
The work created for World Ocean's Day 2020, as part of my Pioneer Award funding, has been selected to be installed as part of the BALTIC Centre For Contemporary Arts's…
The THE Awards are widely recognised as the Oscars of the higher education sector. Each year they attract hundreds of entries that exemplify the talent, dedication and innovation of individuals and teams…
A joint venture between the NTDC, the N8 Research Partnership and Newcastle University It's not everyday that you get asked to deliver a keynote alongside Helen Sharman, the first British…
Initial developments of a portable geodesic dome which will contain an array of speakers to render ambisonic audio material. The sounds will be largely collected from underwater sources, playing with…
The Newcastle University Technology Enhanced Learning Advocates (NUTELA) award allowed me to follow a dream and spend ten days out at sea working both as a citizen-scientist and as a…
UPDATE (Feb 2021): The 'Cetacean Research: An Oceanic Sound Model' has been accepted for installation at BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art and is also listed on the Newcastle Creative Arts…
UPDATE 04/2020 : Now available online; https://www.marcuscoates.co.uk/projects/172-conference-for-the-birds From 15 June a new installation by artist Marcus Coates will be on show at Cherryburn, the birthplace of Thomas Bewick. Commissioned…
It was a pleasure to be called in as producer/sound engineer for a collaboration between Shetland fiddle player Catriona Macdonald and award winning Northern Irish poet Sinéad Morrissey. The performance…
I'm really chuffed to have been nominated to be part of the Vision and Strategy launch at Newcastle University, representing Culture and Creative Arts as one of the 5 main…
Over the next few months, myself and Prof. Magnus Williamson (Early Music Specialist at Newcastle University) will be creating frequent recordings of the new Bernard Aubertin organ which was installed…