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Haptic Voices by David Bobier and Jim Ruxton is an interactive sound exhibition where visitors lean back against a wall of vibro-tactile speakers to experience sound vibrations through their body.  Different audio compositions made for the system are controlled using an iPad. Haptic Voices is equally accessible to the Deaf, hard of hearing and able-bodied communities.  Join the artists on June 12 at 7 pm for an artist talk and guided listening experience.

Haptic Voices by David Bobier and Jim Ruxton is an interactive sound exhibition where visitors lean back against a wall of vibro-tactile speakers to experience sound vibrations through their body.  Different audio compositions made for the system are controlled using an iPad. Haptic Voices is equally accessible to the Deaf, hard of hearing and able-bodied communities.  Join the artists on June 12 at 7 pm for an artist talk and guided listening experience.

Haptic Voices by David Bobier and Jim Ruxton is an interactive sound exhibition where visitors lean back against a wall of vibro-tactile speakers to experience sound vibrations through their body.  Different audio compositions made for the system are controlled using an iPad. Haptic Voices is equally accessible to the Deaf, hard of hearing and able-bodied communities.  Join the artists on June 12 at 7 pm for an artist talk and guided listening experience.

Haptic Voices by David Bobier and Jim Ruxton is an interactive sound exhibition where visitors lean back against a wall of vibro-tactile speakers to experience sound vibrations through their body.  Different audio compositions made for the system are controlled using an iPad. Haptic Voices is equally accessible to the Deaf, hard of hearing and able-bodied communities.  Join the artists on June 12 at 7 pm for an artist talk and guided listening experience.

Haptic Voices by David Bobier and Jim Ruxton is an interactive sound exhibition where visitors lean back against a wall of vibro-tactile speakers to experience sound vibrations through their body.  Different audio compositions made for the system are controlled using an iPad. Haptic Voices is equally accessible to the Deaf, hard of hearing and able-bodied communities.  Join the artists on June 12 at 7 pm for an artist talk and guided listening experience.

Haptic Voices by David Bobier and Jim Ruxton is an interactive sound exhibition where visitors lean back against a wall of vibro-tactile speakers to experience sound vibrations through their body.  Different audio compositions made for the system are controlled using an iPad. Haptic Voices is equally accessible to the Deaf, hard of hearing and able-bodied communities.  Join the artists on June 12 at 7 pm for an artist talk and guided listening experience.

Haptic Voices by David Bobier and Jim Ruxton is an interactive sound exhibition where visitors lean back against a wall of vibro-tactile speakers to experience sound vibrations through their body.  Different audio compositions made for the system are controlled using an iPad. Haptic Voices is equally accessible to the Deaf, hard of hearing and able-bodied communities.  Join the artists on June 12 at 7 pm for an artist talk and guided listening experience.

Haptic Voices by David Bobier and Jim Ruxton is an interactive sound exhibition where visitors lean back against a wall of vibro-tactile speakers to experience sound vibrations through their body.  Different audio compositions made for the system are controlled using an iPad. Haptic Voices is equally accessible to the Deaf, hard of hearing and able-bodied communities.  Join the artists on June 12 at 7 pm for an artist talk and guided listening experience.

Haptic Voices by David Bobier and Jim Ruxton is an interactive sound exhibition where visitors lean back against a wall of vibro-tactile speakers to experience sound vibrations through their body.  Different audio compositions made for the system are controlled using an iPad. Haptic Voices is equally accessible to the Deaf, hard of hearing and able-bodied communities.  Join the artists on June 12 at 7 pm for an artist talk and guided listening experience.

Haptic Voices by David Bobier and Jim Ruxton is an interactive sound exhibition where visitors lean back against a wall of vibro-tactile speakers to experience sound vibrations through their body.  Different audio compositions made for the system are controlled using an iPad. Haptic Voices is equally accessible to the Deaf, hard of hearing and able-bodied communities.  Join the artists on June 12 at 7 pm for an artist talk and guided listening experience.

Haptic Voices by David Bobier and Jim Ruxton is an interactive sound exhibition where visitors lean back against a wall of vibro-tactile speakers to experience sound vibrations through their body.  Different audio compositions made for the system are controlled using an iPad. Haptic Voices is equally accessible to the Deaf, hard of hearing and able-bodied communities.  Join the artists on June 12 at 7 pm for an artist talk and guided listening experience.

Haptic Voices by David Bobier and Jim Ruxton is an interactive sound exhibition where visitors lean back against a wall of vibro-tactile speakers to experience sound vibrations through their body.  Different audio compositions made for the system are controlled using an iPad. Haptic Voices is equally accessible to the Deaf, hard of hearing and able-bodied communities.  Join the artists on June 12 at 7 pm for an artist talk and guided listening experience.

Haptic Voices by David Bobier and Jim Ruxton is an interactive sound exhibition where visitors lean back against a wall of vibro-tactile speakers to experience sound vibrations through their body.  Different audio compositions made for the system are controlled using an iPad. Haptic Voices is equally accessible to the Deaf, hard of hearing and able-bodied communities.  Join the artists on June 12 at 7 pm for an artist talk and guided listening experience.

Haptic Voices by David Bobier and Jim Ruxton is an interactive sound exhibition where visitors lean back against a wall of vibro-tactile speakers to experience sound vibrations through their body.  Different audio compositions made for the system are controlled using an iPad. Haptic Voices is equally accessible to the Deaf, hard of hearing and able-bodied communities.  Join the artists on June 12 at 7 pm for an artist talk and guided listening experience.

Haptic Voices by David Bobier and Jim Ruxton is an interactive sound exhibition where visitors lean back against a wall of vibro-tactile speakers to experience sound vibrations through their body.  Different audio compositions made for the system are controlled using an iPad. Haptic Voices is equally accessible to the Deaf, hard of hearing and able-bodied communities.  Join the artists on June 12 at 7 pm for an artist talk and guided listening experience.

Haptic Voices by David Bobier and Jim Ruxton is an interactive sound exhibition where visitors lean back against a wall of vibro-tactile speakers to experience sound vibrations through their body.  Different audio compositions made for the system are controlled using an iPad. Haptic Voices is equally accessible to the Deaf, hard of hearing and able-bodied communities.  Join the artists on June 12 at 7 pm for an artist talk and guided listening experience.

Haptic Voices by David Bobier and Jim Ruxton is an interactive sound exhibition where visitors lean back against a wall of vibro-tactile speakers to experience sound vibrations through their body.  Different audio compositions made for the system are controlled using an iPad. Haptic Voices is equally accessible to the Deaf, hard of hearing and able-bodied communities.  Join the artists on June 12 at 7 pm for an artist talk and guided listening experience.

Haptic Voices by David Bobier and Jim Ruxton is an interactive sound exhibition where visitors lean back against a wall of vibro-tactile speakers to experience sound vibrations through their body.  Different audio compositions made for the system are controlled using an iPad. Haptic Voices is equally accessible to the Deaf, hard of hearing and able-bodied communities.  Join the artists on June 12 at 7 pm for an artist talk and guided listening experience.

Haptic Voices by David Bobier and Jim Ruxton is an interactive sound exhibition where visitors lean back against a wall of vibro-tactile speakers to experience sound vibrations through their body.  Different audio compositions made for the system are controlled using an iPad. Haptic Voices is equally accessible to the Deaf, hard of hearing and able-bodied communities.  Join the artists on June 12 at 7 pm for an artist talk and guided listening experience.

Haptic Voices by David Bobier and Jim Ruxton is an interactive sound exhibition where visitors lean back against a wall of vibro-tactile speakers to experience sound vibrations through their body.  Different audio compositions made for the system are controlled using an iPad. Haptic Voices is equally accessible to the Deaf, hard of hearing and able-bodied communities.  Join the artists on June 12 at 7 pm for an artist talk and guided listening experience.

Haptic Voices by David Bobier and Jim Ruxton is an interactive sound exhibition where visitors lean back against a wall of vibro-tactile speakers to experience sound vibrations through their body.  Different audio compositions made for the system are controlled using an iPad. Haptic Voices is equally accessible to the Deaf, hard of hearing and able-bodied communities.  Join the artists on June 12 at 7 pm for an artist talk and guided listening experience.

Haptic Voices by David Bobier and Jim Ruxton is an interactive sound exhibition where visitors lean back against a wall of vibro-tactile speakers to experience sound vibrations through their body.  Different audio compositions made for the system are controlled using an iPad. Haptic Voices is equally accessible to the Deaf, hard of hearing and able-bodied communities.  Join the artists on June 12 at 7 pm for an artist talk and guided listening experience.

Haptic Voices by David Bobier and Jim Ruxton is an interactive sound exhibition where visitors lean back against a wall of vibro-tactile speakers to experience sound vibrations through their body.  Different audio compositions made for the system are controlled using an iPad. Haptic Voices is equally accessible to the Deaf, hard of hearing and able-bodied communities.  Join the artists on June 12 at 7 pm for an artist talk and guided listening experience.