Art & Culture
Musicity x Royal Docks by MSCTY
Love music? Love architecture? MSCTY has combined the two with this series of commissioned soundtracks which highlight the architectural and cultural heritage of the Royal Docks through the creative imagination of local artists.
This project commissioned local musicians and sound artists to explore the area and create tracks inspired by specific spaces. The tracks are geo-tagged and available to listen to for free as you explore the Royal Docks.
Listen to music at these locations and online now:
- The Crystal – track by musician Joy Joseph
- Thames Barrier – track by musician, Galya Bisengalieva
- Stothert and Pitt cranes – track by musician, Ecka Mordecai
- The Royal Victoria Dock Footbridge - track by musicians, Robbie Judkins and Mia Kukathasan
- Woolwich Foot Tunnel – track by musician, Al Macsween
In addition, sound artist and academic Debbie Kent has created an audio walk connecting the locations across the area so you can explore and experience sounds as you walk, cycle or exercise.
Created by Nick Luscombe in 2010, MSCTY has been working with sound artists and musicians to develop responses to mostly existing, physical architecture and space, exploring new ways to experience the world around us.
For your visit
Community
Royal Docks Learning & Activity Centre
RDLAC has spent 50 years serving the North Woolwich community, from after-school clubs to conservation projects.
Activities
Royal Docks CrossFit
Gym dedicated to CrossFit, the gruelling strength and conditioning phenomenon that athletes swear by.
Business
Tate & Lyle Sugars
This refinery on the banks of the Thames has been producing sugar by the tonne for over 140 years.
