London, November 2005
The audioguide provides an in-depth look at the background and context of the Qing Dynasty, with details of Chinese traditions and courtly life of the era as well as influences on the arts, such as the presence of the Jesuit missionaries.
This complex exhibition includes many objects that have never before been shown outside China to which the guide gives particular attention, such as a decorative fan-shaped instrument used to measure the distance between stars.
A family tour provides a more interactive and child-friendly look at the exhibition, as the narrator resurrects the ghosts of two ancient chinese scholars to guide the tour. Full of humour and interesting facts, the family audioguide simplifies the complex history of the Chinese court and draws attention to specific objects and works of art.
This year Antenna Audio has created a record number of audio tours for Londonís key cultural attractions; highlights are listed below.
Selection of UK Antenna Audio Tours 2005
British Museum: Forgotten Empire: The world of Ancient Persia, Samuel Palmer vision and landscape
Fitzwilliam Museum:The Cambridge Illuminations
Hampton Court: State Rooms
Kensington Palace: Mario Testino
National Gallery: Rubens: A Master in the Making, The Directorís Tour; Art in the Making
National Maritime Museum: Nelson & Napoleon
The Queens Gallery: Canaletto in Venice
Royal Academy: Edvard Munch by Himself, China: The Three Emperors, 1662-1795
Tate Modern: Frida Kahlo (multimedia), Henri Rousseau: Jungles in Paris (multimedia)
For more information visit:
www.royalacademy.org.uk
For further details please contact:
Matthew Vines
Antenna Audio
J307/309 Tower Bridge
Business Complex
100 Clements Road
Bermondsey, London
SE16 4DG UK
t: +44 20 7740 1155
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Historian and presenter Michael Wood narrates audioguide for China: The Three Emperors, 1662-1795
Popular historian and presenter of TV classics such as Great Railway Journeys and The Origins of Civilisation narrates the Antenna Audio production for the Royal Academyís China show this autumn.The audioguide provides an in-depth look at the background and context of the Qing Dynasty, with details of Chinese traditions and courtly life of the era as well as influences on the arts, such as the presence of the Jesuit missionaries.
This complex exhibition includes many objects that have never before been shown outside China to which the guide gives particular attention, such as a decorative fan-shaped instrument used to measure the distance between stars.
A family tour provides a more interactive and child-friendly look at the exhibition, as the narrator resurrects the ghosts of two ancient chinese scholars to guide the tour. Full of humour and interesting facts, the family audioguide simplifies the complex history of the Chinese court and draws attention to specific objects and works of art.
This year Antenna Audio has created a record number of audio tours for Londonís key cultural attractions; highlights are listed below.
Selection of UK Antenna Audio Tours 2005
British Museum: Forgotten Empire: The world of Ancient Persia, Samuel Palmer vision and landscape
Fitzwilliam Museum:The Cambridge Illuminations
Hampton Court: State Rooms
Kensington Palace: Mario Testino
National Gallery: Rubens: A Master in the Making, The Directorís Tour; Art in the Making
National Maritime Museum: Nelson & Napoleon
The Queens Gallery: Canaletto in Venice
Royal Academy: Edvard Munch by Himself, China: The Three Emperors, 1662-1795
Tate Modern: Frida Kahlo (multimedia), Henri Rousseau: Jungles in Paris (multimedia)
For more information visit:
www.royalacademy.org.uk
About Antenna Audio
For 20 years Antenna Audio has been the leader in the field of digital audio and multimedia interpretation, providing the highest quality programming, equipment solutions and service, with the goal of creating an emotionally and intellectually engaging experience for visitors to museums, historic sites, and attractions. Over 70 million people worldwide have experienced an Antenna Audio tour at more than 800 sites, such as The Metropolitan Museum of Art, the National Gallery, London, the Louvre, Edinburgh Castle, the Alcatraz Cellhouse, and Elvis Presley's Graceland.For further details please contact:
Matthew Vines
Antenna Audio
J307/309 Tower Bridge
Business Complex
100 Clements Road
Bermondsey, London
SE16 4DG UK
t: +44 20 7740 1155
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