The MMT grad exhibition is an annual exhibition in CHQ Dublin, which is run by the students of Trinity College’s Music & Media Technology course. This year, the exhibition is titled SPARK, and will showcase postgraduate research projects that have been undertaken by the MMT class of 2019. These include modern approaches to traditional Irish music, interactive audiovisual installations, never before seen instruments, augmented reality, and generative art, among many others.
About MMT Grad Exhibition
This is a highly interactive event, so come join the MMT graduates to hear about their resent research and test out some of their projects.
The exhibition is open to the general public and will run for two consecutive days on the 1st & 2nd of August, between 12.00 – 17.00, with the Launch Party from 17:00 – 19:00 on August 1st.
- The event is completely free with no need for booking.
- Location: Liffey Corner Gallery, CHQ building, Customs House Quay, North Dock, Dublin 1.
- Cost: FREE
- Contact Name Emmelle Wadding
- Contact Email sparkmmt@gmail.com
For further information regarding the graduates and their projects or location and directions, please visit www.mmtshow.com
Why Study at TCD?
Trinity College Dublin, located in the heart of Dublin city, is steeped in scholarly and national history. Today it remains Ireland’s highest ranked university and within the world’s top one hundred. TCD provides an excellent variety of courses throughout areas in the Arts and Humanities, Business, Law, Engineering, Science and Health Sciences.
Over 17,000 undergraduate and postgraduate students from Ireland and across the world attend the illustrious university. And there is a good reason for the huge attraction to Trinity as it has produced some of the world’s greatest minds such as Samuel Becket, Oscar Wilde and former Irish president, Mary Robinson. Trinity College Dublin prides itself on continuing this tradition by offering the finest third level education to students and propel them onto becoming the next great leader, writer, artist, scientist and most importantly, thinker.
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