Phil Wolstenholme was the first digital visual artist in Sheffield, creating computer images for over 20 years, and has produced many notable album covers, magazine illustrations, posters and animations for video.

This exhibition features a selection of Phil’s most important album cover work and other computer images produced over his career to date.

Includes work created for Designers Republic, 808 State, Cabaret Voltaire, The Orb, Warp Records, and The Lovers, as well as more recent commissions and special works previously unseen in the UK
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A sound installation by Dr David Butler and Camilo Salazar from the Delia Derbyshire Archive at The University of Manchester.  Featuring a number of Delia’s recordings in their original format, this is the chance to delve into the sonic world of this highly influential pioneer who arranged the original Dr Who theme and went onto influence a new generation of artists including Sonic Boom, Aphex Twin and The Chemical Brothers.

Sheffield’s online musical resource Uncommon People will launch during the festival week. The website is designed to trace a ‘family tree’ of Sheffield’s music. The launch is the beginning of a website that members of the public can upload information to, submit photos, memories (written, spoken or visual) and footage. Get rummaging for old footage and films and we can reformat them for you and add it to this unique resource – we are working with Yorkshire Film Archive to find those little visual musical gems of the region.

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