The way in which we listen determines what we hear. Noise Museum brings together the work of seven contemporary artists to arouse modes of active listening and create a shared aural space within Heathcote Gallery. With listening and hearing central to their practices, these artists move across mediums of video, digital media, installation, text and sound, creating works that range from field recordings, sound visualisations, architectural interventions, through to intimate assemblages exploring the relationship between acts of listening and personal histories. This exhibition works with the environment, creating an immersive social space and challenging the boundaries between sound, noise, music and art. Curated by Alisa Blakeney.

 Free entry during gallery opening hours.