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"Sonic Postcards blends beautiful online imagery with real-world elements to create a whimsical journey through the sounds and images of everyday life across the UK."
The New Statesman
"How can we redress the overwhelming imbalance between the visual and the aural in modern life? One answer is a project called Sonic Postcards."
Richard Morrison,
The Times

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Sonic Postcards is a creative education project devised and delivered by Sonic Arts Network, and takes place in schools throughout the UK, encouraging pupils to engage with their sound environment and be creative with ICT. This website contains all the Sonic Postcards created by the pupils alongside their accompanying work, for example, films, images of art work and creative writing, as well as other information such as project details, teacher resources, press and partner information.

We're in Syria!

22 April 2008

We're back in Syria delivering Sonic Postcards projects in schools but this time in collaboration with local artists, Bassam Al Bader and Khaled Wazaefi.  British composer Pippa Murphy and visual artist Miriam Nabarro are wroking in Damascus in partnership with the British Council and Damascus 2008 Arab Capital of Culture.  It is very hot here and the sky is blue!  We'll be collecting sound and visual textures and images from different parts of Damascus - there is lots to explore.  The pupils will produce a range of work over the next few weeks to exchange with Britain, so keep an eye and ear out for the Damascus Sonic Postcards in the Sonic Postcards world.

Sonic Postcards in Moray!

12 March 2008
Sonic Postcards is exploring a new region in Scotland and is this week delivering a pilot project in Moray, supported through Moray Council. Composer Pippa Murphy and visual artist Miriam Nabarro have teamed up to involve the whole school of Rothiemay Primary! The work will be sent out to Syria to exchange with schools in Damascus.  Keep checking the Postcards World to see and hear what they come up with...