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Film still of Singing for the Sea: Hungarian singers on the beach

A Work for the North Atlantic

August 2016 — August 2017

Only available in English for now

A Work for the North Atlantic is a year-long programme which encompasses; an installation of Bethan Huws’ film Singing for the Sea at the Skye Sailing Club in partnership with London-based art organisation, Artangel, a new artwork commission by visual artist, composer and musician, Richard Skelton, and schools’ workshops in collaboration with Aldeburgh Music’s international singing project, Friday Afternoons.

This project will explore themes within Singing for the Sea through the context of its presentation in the Isle of Skye.

A Work for the North Atlantic Film

A Work for the North Atlantic

September 2016 → A Work for the North Atlantic Film

Singing for the Sea: Bethan Huws

August 2016 → A Work for the North Atlantic

A Work for the North Atlantic: Richard Skelton

October 2016 → A Work for the North Atlantic

Research: Richard Skelton

April 2017 → A Work for the North Atlantic Zine

Eilean Fuinn: Richard Skelton

April 2017 → A Work for the North Atlantic Pedagogy

Aldeburgh Music: Friday Afternoons

September 2016 → A Work for the North Atlantic Event

Opening Event: Bethan Huws

23 August 2016, 18:30 → A Work for the North Atlantic Event

Closing Event: Bethan Huws

1 October 2016, 13:00 →