The stacked shipping containers featured lines from the audiovisual artwork, created out by local street artist Friz. The Titanic slipway contains the outline of the deck of the Titanic, including the locations of the benches on board, and the Olympic slipway is a Titanic. Buy a print of this uniquely styled landscape photograph of Titanic Museum, Belfast, County Antrim, Northern Ireland, by photographer David Halouzka. Dumbworld worked with dock workers, local residents, sailors and individuals who have both recently arrived and left Belfast to create ‘All The Things We Are,’ a striking piece of audio-visual contemporary art that used three shipping containers to reflect the comings and goings of this unique coastal location. Titanic Museum Belfast Slipways 3:2 image aspect ratio. The Embrace the Place partnership funded the commissioning of four original art works to animate the sense of place across four key tourism sites Belfast’s Maritime Mile, Seamus Heaney HomePlace, The Ulster American Folk Park and Navan Fort.įor more than two years, RiverBox hosted ‘All The Things We Are’ by Dumbworld, a multidisciplinary, creative production company that makes work found at the intersection of music, image and words. The yards also grace the big screen in Kenneth Branagh’s new movie, Belfast, inspired by his childhood here during the turbulent 1960s.

The unique venue was originally developed in 2019 in partnership with Tourism NI and the Arts Council of Northern Ireland. The slipways where the Titanic was built are now a top outdoor performance venue in Belfast, which has just been awarded UNESCO City of Music status in recognition of its dynamic live music scene. It can host video installations, interactive projects, live events and a wide range of audio experiences, and be hired for advertising opportunities.

Located adjacent to the Titanic & Olympic slipways, RiverBox is equipped with cutting edge video and audio technology.

RiverBox is a unique cultural venue and multi-purpose art installation on the Maritime Mile. The Disappearing Wall will be on display at the famous Titanic Slipways in front of the iconic museum, Titanic Belfast, from October 21 to November 11 and comes after an earlier postponement due to COVID-19 restrictions.

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