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Antenna Audio - having already produced BAFTA award-winning
multimedia tours and pioneering multimedia guides for temporary
exhibits at the Tate - has now been chsosen as their sole audio
and audio-visual provider...
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Internationally renowned in the field of audio interpretation, Antenna Audio has been working with Tate for over three years, providing BAFTA award-winning multimedia tours for Tate Modern’s permanent collection as well as pioneering multimedia guides for temporary exhibits such as the Frida Kahlo and Henri Rousseau exhibitions.
Antenna Audio is therefore proud to be awarded the contract to cover audio and multimedia guides for both Tate Modern and Britain, supplying a turnkey solution that includes staff, project management, technology and content for this most prestigious of UK art institutions.
Audio tours scheduled for 2006 include exhibitions as disparate as Gothic Nightmare at Tate Britain and Kandinsky at Tate Modern.
High profile exhibitions in 2006
The Tate contract brings to twenty-five the number of current Antenna Audio clients in Greater London, among them the Royal Academy, Science Museum, British Museum and National Gallery.
Antenna Audio Chief Executive Andrew Nugée said “We look forward greatly to extending our partnership with Tate to include Tate Britain. Tate has always challenged Antenna to cater to their broad range of audiences with creativity, imagination and innovation, and much of our most exciting development work has been at their behest. “Our growing client density in London allows us to serve each of our client sites more efficiently and effectively,” he continued, “and to showcase a great variety of audio and audio-visual experiences for the capital’s visitors.”
Piers Warner, Tate Head of Visitor Services, added “We are very pleased to be extending our relationship with Antenna so that it fully encompasses both Tate Britain and Tate Modern with a new range of audio and multi media interpretation”.
About Antenna Audio:
For 20 years Antenna Audio has been a leader in the field of audio 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. Antenna Audio clients in Greater London include British Library, British Museum, Buckingham Palace, City Cruises, Geffrye Museum, Hampton Court Palace, Imperial War Museum, Kensington Palace, Kenwood House, London Eye River Boat, National Gallery, Queens Gallery, Royal Academy, Science Museum, St Paul’s Cathedral, Tate Britain, Tate Modern, Tower of London, V&A, Wallace Collection, Wimbledon Tennis Museum, Windsor Castle. www.antennaaudio.com
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Internationally renowned in the field of audio interpretation, Antenna Audio has been working with Tate for over three years, providing BAFTA award-winning multimedia tours for Tate Modern’s permanent collection as well as pioneering multimedia guides for temporary exhibits such as the Frida Kahlo and Henri Rousseau exhibitions.
Antenna Audio is therefore proud to be awarded the contract to cover audio and multimedia guides for both Tate Modern and Britain, supplying a turnkey solution that includes staff, project management, technology and content for this most prestigious of UK art institutions.
Audio tours scheduled for 2006 include exhibitions as disparate as Gothic Nightmare at Tate Britain and Kandinsky at Tate Modern.
High profile exhibitions in 2006
The Tate contract brings to twenty-five the number of current Antenna Audio clients in Greater London, among them the Royal Academy, Science Museum, British Museum and National Gallery.
Antenna Audio Chief Executive Andrew Nugée said “We look forward greatly to extending our partnership with Tate to include Tate Britain. Tate has always challenged Antenna to cater to their broad range of audiences with creativity, imagination and innovation, and much of our most exciting development work has been at their behest. “Our growing client density in London allows us to serve each of our client sites more efficiently and effectively,” he continued, “and to showcase a great variety of audio and audio-visual experiences for the capital’s visitors.”
Piers Warner, Tate Head of Visitor Services, added “We are very pleased to be extending our relationship with Antenna so that it fully encompasses both Tate Britain and Tate Modern with a new range of audio and multi media interpretation”.
About Antenna Audio:
For 20 years Antenna Audio has been a leader in the field of audio 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. Antenna Audio clients in Greater London include British Library, British Museum, Buckingham Palace, City Cruises, Geffrye Museum, Hampton Court Palace, Imperial War Museum, Kensington Palace, Kenwood House, London Eye River Boat, National Gallery, Queens Gallery, Royal Academy, Science Museum, St Paul’s Cathedral, Tate Britain, Tate Modern, Tower of London, V&A, Wallace Collection, Wimbledon Tennis Museum, Windsor Castle. www.antennaaudio.com
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