Discussion session with all panel speakers, chaired by Jemima Rellie. Audiences, Authority and Collaboration in Museum Research. A joint Subject Specialist Network seminar, 12 — 13 March 2015.
Panel: 'Cataloguing and the issue of authority'.
http://www.britishportraits.org.uk/events/audiences-authority-and-collaboration-in-museum-research-seminar/

Chaired discussion session: NPG panel

Best (8D Audio-Music) 2018

Our resident DJ Edward Otchere creates a carefully crafted themed soundscape for the National Portrait Gallery's Late Shift events, making the Main Hall resonate.

Otchere plays a strictly vinyl set. He’s passionate about sourcing records from all over the world, to find the best examples of the rich sonic qualities of analogue recordings. He has been skillfully distilling 20th century musical masterpieces since his first residency at the BBC’s Bush House Club in the early noughties to his more recent performances at Brunswick House Cafe. He has provided soundscapes for venues such as SupperClub, Chinawhite and currently hosts a weekly show on Hoxton.fm

For more information on Late Shift at the National Portrait Gallery, visit our website: http://ow.ly/mdD16

Late Shift Mix: June 2013 - Resident DJ Edward Otchere

Inaugural performance of the Portrait Choir at the National Portrait Gallery in London. At about 3' 30" the choir disperses - still singing - into different parts of the gallery, processing flash mob-style (and to the delight/confusion of visitors) downstairs to the main entrance hall, where the performance ends in formation once more. Rousing stuff.

Music: An Ode (Ben Parry) sung by The Portrait Choir at National Portrait Gallery

Founded in 1856, the National Portrait Gallery, London holds the most extensive collection of portraits in the world. 

Late Shift Mix: June 2013 - Resident DJ Edward Otchere

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