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Audio Guide

The audio guide provides an accessible and engaging introduction to each artwork in mp3 format. Download the files below and listen to them on your own mp3 player as you wander around the Triennial. The tracks average around 3 minutes in length, and each are named and numbered, so all you have to do is skip to the one corresponding to the work you’re visiting at the time.

Alternatively, you could bring your mp3 player to the Triennial Visitors’ Centre and transfer the files there, or borrow one of our players free of charge, leaving a deposit of £10.

Tracklist: (Windows users right-click and “Save As”, Mac users control-click and download or open in iTunes)

1. 01. David Batchelor: Disco Mécanique

2. 02. Christian Boltanski: The Whispers

3. 03. Adam Chodzko: Pyramid

4. 04. Nathan Coley: Heaven is a Place Where Nothing Ever Happens

5. 05. Tacita Dean: Amadeus (swell consopio)

6. 06. Jeremy Deller: Risk Assessment

7. 07. Mark Dion: Mobile Gull Appreciation Unit

8. 08. Tracey Emin: Baby Things

9. 09. Ayse Erkmen: Entangled

10. 10. Sejla Kameric: I Remember I Forgot

11. 11. Robert Kusmirowski: Foreshore

12. 12. Langlands & Bell: Folkestone : Boulogne

13. 13. Kaffe Matthews: The Marvelo Project

14. 14. Heather and Ivan Morison: Tales of Space and Time

15. 15. Nils Norman with Gavin Wade mit Simon and Tom Bloor: Kiosk 5: Kite Kiosk

16. 16. Susan Philipsz: Pathetic Fallacy

17. 17. Public Works: Folkestonomy

18. 18. Patrick Tuttofuoco: Folkestone Express

19. 19. Mark Wallinger: Folk Stones

20. 20. Richard Wentworth: Racinated

21. 21. Pae White: Barking Rocks

22. 22. Richard Wilson: 18 Holes

23. 23. Andrea Schlieker: Curator’s Notes

 

Credits:

Written and produced by Dan Porter
Recorded by Oliver Craggs at Hidden Track Studios
Narrated by Ben Blythe and Fliss Walton
Additional writing and research by Rachel Porter

We would also like to thank Kathrin Böhm, James and Paula Durkin, Kaffe Matthews, Paul Rennie and Andrea Schlieker for their time and invaluable contributions to the guide.

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