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Daily Life In Lisbon
A person riding a bicycle passes by a wall emblazoned with historical information of the Graca neighborhood in Lisbon, Portugal, on July 19, 2025. Lisbon is the capital of Portugal and an Atlantic and riverside city that combines history, modernity, and culture. It is known for its hills, streetcars, and traditional neighborhoods such as Alfama and Bairro Alto, and it is a tourist and technological center in constant growth. (Photo by Jorge Mantilla/NurPhoto) -
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Princess Anne Visits the UCL in London, UK.
20/02/2025. London, United Kingdom.
Princess Anne Visits the UCL. UCL East Campus. Her Royal Highness, Princess Anne during a visit to the UCL East campus, One Pool Street and Marshgate. Anne, the Princess Royal journeyed through the innovative teaching areas and met academics and students committed to finding solutions to key challenges facing the planet. At One Pool Street, the Princess learned more about the People and Nature Laboratory, a multi-disciplinary entity that aims to understand, predict and enhance the relationships between people and nature. Her Royal Highness then unveiled a commemorative plaque in honour of the occasion and received a bat sensor as a gift from a student.
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Princess Anne Visits the UCL in London, UK.
20/02/2025. London, United Kingdom.
Princess Anne Visits the UCL. UCL East Campus. Her Royal Highness, Princess Anne during a visit to the UCL East campus, One Pool Street and Marshgate. Anne, the Princess Royal journeyed through the innovative teaching areas and met academics and students committed to finding solutions to key challenges facing the planet. At One Pool Street, the Princess learned more about the People and Nature Laboratory, a multi-disciplinary entity that aims to understand, predict and enhance the relationships between people and nature. Her Royal Highness then unveiled a commemorative plaque in honour of the occasion and received a bat sensor as a gift from a student.
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Princess Anne Visits the UCL in London, UK.
20/02/2025. London, United Kingdom.
Princess Anne Visits the UCL. UCL East Campus. Her Royal Highness, Princess Anne during a visit to the UCL East campus, One Pool Street and Marshgate. Anne, the Princess Royal journeyed through the innovative teaching areas and met academics and students committed to finding solutions to key challenges facing the planet. At One Pool Street, the Princess learned more about the People and Nature Laboratory, a multi-disciplinary entity that aims to understand, predict and enhance the relationships between people and nature. Her Royal Highness then unveiled a commemorative plaque in honour of the occasion and received a bat sensor as a gift from a student.
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Princess Anne Visits the UCL in London, UK.
20/02/2025. London, United Kingdom.
Princess Anne Visits the UCL. UCL East Campus. Her Royal Highness, Princess Anne during a visit to the UCL East campus, One Pool Street and Marshgate. Anne, the Princess Royal journeyed through the innovative teaching areas and met academics and students committed to finding solutions to key challenges facing the planet. At One Pool Street, the Princess learned more about the People and Nature Laboratory, a multi-disciplinary entity that aims to understand, predict and enhance the relationships between people and nature. Her Royal Highness then unveiled a commemorative plaque in honour of the occasion and received a bat sensor as a gift from a student.
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Princess Anne Visits the UCL in London, UK.
20/02/2025. London, United Kingdom.
Princess Anne Visits the UCL. UCL East Campus. Her Royal Highness, Princess Anne during a visit to the UCL East campus, One Pool Street and Marshgate. Anne, the Princess Royal journeyed through the innovative teaching areas and met academics and students committed to finding solutions to key challenges facing the planet. At One Pool Street, the Princess learned more about the People and Nature Laboratory, a multi-disciplinary entity that aims to understand, predict and enhance the relationships between people and nature. Her Royal Highness then unveiled a commemorative plaque in honour of the occasion and received a bat sensor as a gift from a student.
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Ed Newton-Rex: I spent a week working, exercising and relaxing in virtual reality. I’m shocked to say it finally works
Bar some glitches, Ed Newton-Rex thinks a tipping point has been reached - except when it comes to virtual gigs.
Ed spent a week doing everything that he could - working, exercising, composing - on his virtual reality headset. This was the year virtual reality threatened to go mainstream, with prices becoming more attainable and Apple entering the market, and so he wanted to see how far VR has come since I first tried it in the mid-2010s.
Ed Newton-Rex prepares tea while wearing the Meta Quest 3 virtual reality headset at home in Palo Alto, Calif., Wednesday, Sept. 11, 2024. Newton-Rex says that his experience wearing a virtual reality headset consistently for a week was “generally positive.”
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Ed Newton-Rex: I spent a week working, exercising and relaxing in virtual reality. I’m shocked to say it finally works
Bar some glitches, Ed Newton-Rex thinks a tipping point has been reached - except when it comes to virtual gigs.
Ed spent a week doing everything that he could - working, exercising, composing - on his virtual reality headset. This was the year virtual reality threatened to go mainstream, with prices becoming more attainable and Apple entering the market, and so he wanted to see how far VR has come since I first tried it in the mid-2010s.
Ed Newton-Rex uses the Meta Quest 3 virtual reality headset at home in Palo Alto, Calif., Wednesday, Sept. 11, 2024. Newton-Rex says that his experience wearing a virtual reality headset consistently for a week was “generally positive.”
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Ed Newton-Rex: I spent a week working, exercising and relaxing in virtual reality. I’m shocked to say it finally works
Bar some glitches, Ed Newton-Rex thinks a tipping point has been reached - except when it comes to virtual gigs.
Ed spent a week doing everything that he could - working, exercising, composing - on his virtual reality headset. This was the year virtual reality threatened to go mainstream, with prices becoming more attainable and Apple entering the market, and so he wanted to see how far VR has come since I first tried it in the mid-2010s.
Ed Newton-Rex poses for a portrait at his home office in Palo Alto, Calif., Wednesday, Sept. 11, 2024. Newton-Rex says that his experience wearing a virtual reality headset consistently for a week was “generally positive.”
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Ed Newton-Rex: I spent a week working, exercising and relaxing in virtual reality. I’m shocked to say it finally works
Bar some glitches, Ed Newton-Rex thinks a tipping point has been reached - except when it comes to virtual gigs.
Ed spent a week doing everything that he could - working, exercising, composing - on his virtual reality headset. This was the year virtual reality threatened to go mainstream, with prices becoming more attainable and Apple entering the market, and so he wanted to see how far VR has come since I first tried it in the mid-2010s.
Ed Newton-Rex writes an email while wearing the Meta Quest 3 virtual reality headset at home in Palo Alto, Calif., Wednesday, Sept. 11, 2024. Newton-Rex says that his experience wearing a virtual reality headset consistently for a week was “generally positive.”
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Ed Newton-Rex: I spent a week working, exercising and relaxing in virtual reality. I’m shocked to say it finally works
Bar some glitches, Ed Newton-Rex thinks a tipping point has been reached - except when it comes to virtual gigs.
Ed spent a week doing everything that he could - working, exercising, composing - on his virtual reality headset. This was the year virtual reality threatened to go mainstream, with prices becoming more attainable and Apple entering the market, and so he wanted to see how far VR has come since I first tried it in the mid-2010s.
Ed Newton-Rex writes an email while wearing the Meta Quest 3 virtual reality headset at home in Palo Alto, Calif., Wednesday, Sept. 11, 2024. Newton-Rex says that his experience wearing a virtual reality headset consistently for a week was “generally positive.”
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Upcycling a black cab or bin lorry: growing industry converts old vehicles to electric
Entrepreneurs are replacing petrol and diesel engines on buses, boats and even planes - and say the impact is not only environmental.
The boxy black vehicle is a familiar sight on London's streets, but with a very different feel. After being retrofitted by a startup, Clipper Automotive, it has the smooth and near silent acceleration of an electric motor, replacing the previous juddering diesel engine. The taxi is part of a small but growing industry replacing polluting fossil fuel engines with much cleaner electric power.
Jasper Jolly seen with a black London cab next to Nelson's column in central London. Electric Taxi conversion, made by Clipper Cabs. Photographed in London, 9 August 2024
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Upcycling a black cab or bin lorry: growing industry converts old vehicles to electric
Entrepreneurs are replacing petrol and diesel engines on buses, boats and even planes - and say the impact is not only environmental.
The boxy black vehicle is a familiar sight on London's streets, but with a very different feel. After being retrofitted by a startup, Clipper Automotive, it has the smooth and near silent acceleration of an electric motor, replacing the previous juddering diesel engine. The taxi is part of a small but growing industry replacing polluting fossil fuel engines with much cleaner electric power.
Jasper Jolly seen driving a black London cab next to Nelson's column in central London. Electric Taxi conversion, made by Clipper Cabs. Photographed in London, 9 August 2024
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Upcycling a black cab or bin lorry: growing industry converts old vehicles to electric
Entrepreneurs are replacing petrol and diesel engines on buses, boats and even planes - and say the impact is not only environmental.
The boxy black vehicle is a familiar sight on London's streets, but with a very different feel. After being retrofitted by a startup, Clipper Automotive, it has the smooth and near silent acceleration of an electric motor, replacing the previous juddering diesel engine. The taxi is part of a small but growing industry replacing polluting fossil fuel engines with much cleaner electric power.
Electric Taxi conversion, made by Clipper Cabs. Photographed in London, 9 August 2024
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Upcycling a black cab or bin lorry: growing industry converts old vehicles to electric
Entrepreneurs are replacing petrol and diesel engines on buses, boats and even planes - and say the impact is not only environmental.
The boxy black vehicle is a familiar sight on London's streets, but with a very different feel. After being retrofitted by a startup, Clipper Automotive, it has the smooth and near silent acceleration of an electric motor, replacing the previous juddering diesel engine. The taxi is part of a small but growing industry replacing polluting fossil fuel engines with much cleaner electric power.
Alex Howard, co-founder of Clipper Cabs. Electric Taxi conversion, made by Clipper Cabs. Photographed in London, 9 August 2024
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Upcycling a black cab or bin lorry: growing industry converts old vehicles to electric
Entrepreneurs are replacing petrol and diesel engines on buses, boats and even planes - and say the impact is not only environmental.
The boxy black vehicle is a familiar sight on London's streets, but with a very different feel. After being retrofitted by a startup, Clipper Automotive, it has the smooth and near silent acceleration of an electric motor, replacing the previous juddering diesel engine. The taxi is part of a small but growing industry replacing polluting fossil fuel engines with much cleaner electric power.
The front grill conversion, where the electric cable plugs in. Electric Taxi conversion, made by Clipper Cabs. Photographed in London, 9 August 2024
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Upcycling a black cab or bin lorry: growing industry converts old vehicles to electric
Entrepreneurs are replacing petrol and diesel engines on buses, boats and even planes - and say the impact is not only environmental.
The boxy black vehicle is a familiar sight on London's streets, but with a very different feel. After being retrofitted by a startup, Clipper Automotive, it has the smooth and near silent acceleration of an electric motor, replacing the previous juddering diesel engine. The taxi is part of a small but growing industry replacing polluting fossil fuel engines with much cleaner electric power.
The inside of a converted London taxi. Electric Taxi conversion, made by Clipper Cabs. Photographed in London, 9 August 2024
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Upcycling a black cab or bin lorry: growing industry converts old vehicles to electric
Entrepreneurs are replacing petrol and diesel engines on buses, boats and even planes - and say the impact is not only environmental.
The boxy black vehicle is a familiar sight on London's streets, but with a very different feel. After being retrofitted by a startup, Clipper Automotive, it has the smooth and near silent acceleration of an electric motor, replacing the previous juddering diesel engine. The taxi is part of a small but growing industry replacing polluting fossil fuel engines with much cleaner electric power.
The inside of a converted London taxi. Electric Taxi conversion, made by Clipper Cabs. Photographed in London, 9 August 2024
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Upcycling a black cab or bin lorry: growing industry converts old vehicles to electric
Entrepreneurs are replacing petrol and diesel engines on buses, boats and even planes - and say the impact is not only environmental.
The boxy black vehicle is a familiar sight on London's streets, but with a very different feel. After being retrofitted by a startup, Clipper Automotive, it has the smooth and near silent acceleration of an electric motor, replacing the previous juddering diesel engine. The taxi is part of a small but growing industry replacing polluting fossil fuel engines with much cleaner electric power.
The inside of a converted London taxi. Electric Taxi conversion, made by Clipper Cabs. Photographed in London, 9 August 2024
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In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats, VR show takes ravers old and new back to early UK acid house scene.
In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats is set in the West Midlands and will embark on eight-city tour starting in Birmingham.
In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats, an immersive VR experience embarking on an eight-city national tour this week with the aim of taking audiences back in time to the beginning of the acid house movement.
Starting in Birmingham, in the heart of the West Midlands where it is set, the experience features first-hand accounts from promoters, ravers, police officers and pirate radio presenters who experienced the illegal rave scene in the 80s and 90s.
Visitors at the launch of "In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats", a VR adventure allowing audiences to experience the 1980s Acid House scene. The exhibition and interactive journey runs at the Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery and recreates the excitement of tracking down and dancing at an all-night illegal warehouse party in nearby Coventry in 1989.
Birmingham, UK. 18 July 2024.
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In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats, VR show takes ravers old and new back to early UK acid house scene.
In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats is set in the West Midlands and will embark on eight-city tour starting in Birmingham.
In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats, an immersive VR experience embarking on an eight-city national tour this week with the aim of taking audiences back in time to the beginning of the acid house movement.
Starting in Birmingham, in the heart of the West Midlands where it is set, the experience features first-hand accounts from promoters, ravers, police officers and pirate radio presenters who experienced the illegal rave scene in the 80s and 90s.
Visitors at the launch of "In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats", a VR adventure allowing audiences to experience the 1980s Acid House scene. The exhibition and interactive journey runs at the Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery and recreates the excitement of tracking down and dancing at an all-night illegal warehouse party in nearby Coventry in 1989.
Birmingham, UK. 18 July 2024.
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In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats, VR show takes ravers old and new back to early UK acid house scene.
In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats is set in the West Midlands and will embark on eight-city tour starting in Birmingham.
In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats, an immersive VR experience embarking on an eight-city national tour this week with the aim of taking audiences back in time to the beginning of the acid house movement.
Starting in Birmingham, in the heart of the West Midlands where it is set, the experience features first-hand accounts from promoters, ravers, police officers and pirate radio presenters who experienced the illegal rave scene in the 80s and 90s.
Visitors at the launch of "In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats", a VR adventure allowing audiences to experience the 1980s Acid House scene. The exhibition and interactive journey runs at the Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery and recreates the excitement of tracking down and dancing at an all-night illegal warehouse party in nearby Coventry in 1989.
Birmingham, UK. 18 July 2024.
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In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats, VR show takes ravers old and new back to early UK acid house scene.
In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats is set in the West Midlands and will embark on eight-city tour starting in Birmingham.
In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats, an immersive VR experience embarking on an eight-city national tour this week with the aim of taking audiences back in time to the beginning of the acid house movement.
Starting in Birmingham, in the heart of the West Midlands where it is set, the experience features first-hand accounts from promoters, ravers, police officers and pirate radio presenters who experienced the illegal rave scene in the 80s and 90s.
Visitors at the launch of "In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats", a VR adventure allowing audiences to experience the 1980s Acid House scene. The exhibition and interactive journey runs at the Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery and recreates the excitement of tracking down and dancing at an all-night illegal warehouse party in nearby Coventry in 1989.
Birmingham, UK. 18 July 2024.
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In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats, VR show takes ravers old and new back to early UK acid house scene.
In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats is set in the West Midlands and will embark on eight-city tour starting in Birmingham.
In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats, an immersive VR experience embarking on an eight-city national tour this week with the aim of taking audiences back in time to the beginning of the acid house movement.
Starting in Birmingham, in the heart of the West Midlands where it is set, the experience features first-hand accounts from promoters, ravers, police officers and pirate radio presenters who experienced the illegal rave scene in the 80s and 90s.
Visitors at the launch of "In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats", a VR adventure allowing audiences to experience the 1980s Acid House scene. The exhibition and interactive journey runs at the Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery and recreates the excitement of tracking down and dancing at an all-night illegal warehouse party in nearby Coventry in 1989.
Birmingham, UK. 18 July 2024.
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In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats, VR show takes ravers old and new back to early UK acid house scene.
In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats is set in the West Midlands and will embark on eight-city tour starting in Birmingham.
In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats, an immersive VR experience embarking on an eight-city national tour this week with the aim of taking audiences back in time to the beginning of the acid house movement.
Starting in Birmingham, in the heart of the West Midlands where it is set, the experience features first-hand accounts from promoters, ravers, police officers and pirate radio presenters who experienced the illegal rave scene in the 80s and 90s.
Visitors at the launch of "In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats", a VR adventure allowing audiences to experience the 1980s Acid House scene. The exhibition and interactive journey runs at the Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery and recreates the excitement of tracking down and dancing at an all-night illegal warehouse party in nearby Coventry in 1989.
Birmingham, UK. 18 July 2024.
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In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats, VR show takes ravers old and new back to early UK acid house scene.
In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats is set in the West Midlands and will embark on eight-city tour starting in Birmingham.
In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats, an immersive VR experience embarking on an eight-city national tour this week with the aim of taking audiences back in time to the beginning of the acid house movement.
Starting in Birmingham, in the heart of the West Midlands where it is set, the experience features first-hand accounts from promoters, ravers, police officers and pirate radio presenters who experienced the illegal rave scene in the 80s and 90s.
Visitors at the launch of "In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats", a VR adventure allowing audiences to experience the 1980s Acid House scene. The exhibition and interactive journey runs at the Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery and recreates the excitement of tracking down and dancing at an all-night illegal warehouse party in nearby Coventry in 1989.
Birmingham, UK. 18 July 2024.
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In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats, VR show takes ravers old and new back to early UK acid house scene.
In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats is set in the West Midlands and will embark on eight-city tour starting in Birmingham.
In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats, an immersive VR experience embarking on an eight-city national tour this week with the aim of taking audiences back in time to the beginning of the acid house movement.
Starting in Birmingham, in the heart of the West Midlands where it is set, the experience features first-hand accounts from promoters, ravers, police officers and pirate radio presenters who experienced the illegal rave scene in the 80s and 90s.
Visitors at the launch of "In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats", a VR adventure allowing audiences to experience the 1980s Acid House scene. The exhibition and interactive journey runs at the Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery and recreates the excitement of tracking down and dancing at an all-night illegal warehouse party in nearby Coventry in 1989.
Birmingham, UK. 18 July 2024.
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In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats, VR show takes ravers old and new back to early UK acid house scene.
In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats is set in the West Midlands and will embark on eight-city tour starting in Birmingham.
In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats, an immersive VR experience embarking on an eight-city national tour this week with the aim of taking audiences back in time to the beginning of the acid house movement.
Starting in Birmingham, in the heart of the West Midlands where it is set, the experience features first-hand accounts from promoters, ravers, police officers and pirate radio presenters who experienced the illegal rave scene in the 80s and 90s.
Visitors at the launch of "In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats", a VR adventure allowing audiences to experience the 1980s Acid House scene. The exhibition and interactive journey runs at the Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery and recreates the excitement of tracking down and dancing at an all-night illegal warehouse party in nearby Coventry in 1989.
Birmingham, UK. 18 July 2024.
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In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats, VR show takes ravers old and new back to early UK acid house scene.
In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats is set in the West Midlands and will embark on eight-city tour starting in Birmingham.
In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats, an immersive VR experience embarking on an eight-city national tour this week with the aim of taking audiences back in time to the beginning of the acid house movement.
Starting in Birmingham, in the heart of the West Midlands where it is set, the experience features first-hand accounts from promoters, ravers, police officers and pirate radio presenters who experienced the illegal rave scene in the 80s and 90s.
Visitors at the launch of "In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats", a VR adventure allowing audiences to experience the 1980s Acid House scene. The exhibition and interactive journey runs at the Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery and recreates the excitement of tracking down and dancing at an all-night illegal warehouse party in nearby Coventry in 1989.
Birmingham, UK. 18 July 2024.
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In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats, VR show takes ravers old and new back to early UK acid house scene.
In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats is set in the West Midlands and will embark on eight-city tour starting in Birmingham.
In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats, an immersive VR experience embarking on an eight-city national tour this week with the aim of taking audiences back in time to the beginning of the acid house movement.
Starting in Birmingham, in the heart of the West Midlands where it is set, the experience features first-hand accounts from promoters, ravers, police officers and pirate radio presenters who experienced the illegal rave scene in the 80s and 90s.
Visitors at the launch of "In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats", a VR adventure allowing audiences to experience the 1980s Acid House scene. The exhibition and interactive journey runs at the Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery and recreates the excitement of tracking down and dancing at an all-night illegal warehouse party in nearby Coventry in 1989.
Birmingham, UK. 18 July 2024.
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In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats, VR show takes ravers old and new back to early UK acid house scene.
In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats is set in the West Midlands and will embark on eight-city tour starting in Birmingham.
In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats, an immersive VR experience embarking on an eight-city national tour this week with the aim of taking audiences back in time to the beginning of the acid house movement.
Starting in Birmingham, in the heart of the West Midlands where it is set, the experience features first-hand accounts from promoters, ravers, police officers and pirate radio presenters who experienced the illegal rave scene in the 80s and 90s.
Visitors at the launch of "In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats", a VR adventure allowing audiences to experience the 1980s Acid House scene. The exhibition and interactive journey runs at the Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery and recreates the excitement of tracking down and dancing at an all-night illegal warehouse party in nearby Coventry in 1989.
Birmingham, UK. 18 July 2024.
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In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats, VR show takes ravers old and new back to early UK acid house scene.
In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats is set in the West Midlands and will embark on eight-city tour starting in Birmingham.
In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats, an immersive VR experience embarking on an eight-city national tour this week with the aim of taking audiences back in time to the beginning of the acid house movement.
Starting in Birmingham, in the heart of the West Midlands where it is set, the experience features first-hand accounts from promoters, ravers, police officers and pirate radio presenters who experienced the illegal rave scene in the 80s and 90s.
Visitors at the launch of "In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats", a VR adventure allowing audiences to experience the 1980s Acid House scene. The exhibition and interactive journey runs at the Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery and recreates the excitement of tracking down and dancing at an all-night illegal warehouse party in nearby Coventry in 1989.
Birmingham, UK. 18 July 2024.
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In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats, VR show takes ravers old and new back to early UK acid house scene.
In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats is set in the West Midlands and will embark on eight-city tour starting in Birmingham.
In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats, an immersive VR experience embarking on an eight-city national tour this week with the aim of taking audiences back in time to the beginning of the acid house movement.
Starting in Birmingham, in the heart of the West Midlands where it is set, the experience features first-hand accounts from promoters, ravers, police officers and pirate radio presenters who experienced the illegal rave scene in the 80s and 90s.
Visitors at the launch of "In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats", a VR adventure allowing audiences to experience the 1980s Acid House scene. The exhibition and interactive journey runs at the Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery and recreates the excitement of tracking down and dancing at an all-night illegal warehouse party in nearby Coventry in 1989.
Birmingham, UK. 18 July 2024.
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In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats, VR show takes ravers old and new back to early UK acid house scene.
In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats is set in the West Midlands and will embark on eight-city tour starting in Birmingham.
In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats, an immersive VR experience embarking on an eight-city national tour this week with the aim of taking audiences back in time to the beginning of the acid house movement.
Starting in Birmingham, in the heart of the West Midlands where it is set, the experience features first-hand accounts from promoters, ravers, police officers and pirate radio presenters who experienced the illegal rave scene in the 80s and 90s.
Visitors at the launch of "In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats", a VR adventure allowing audiences to experience the 1980s Acid House scene. The exhibition and interactive journey runs at the Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery and recreates the excitement of tracking down and dancing at an all-night illegal warehouse party in nearby Coventry in 1989.
Birmingham, UK. 18 July 2024.
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In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats, VR show takes ravers old and new back to early UK acid house scene.
In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats is set in the West Midlands and will embark on eight-city tour starting in Birmingham.
In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats, an immersive VR experience embarking on an eight-city national tour this week with the aim of taking audiences back in time to the beginning of the acid house movement.
Starting in Birmingham, in the heart of the West Midlands where it is set, the experience features first-hand accounts from promoters, ravers, police officers and pirate radio presenters who experienced the illegal rave scene in the 80s and 90s.
Visitors at the launch of "In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats", a VR adventure allowing audiences to experience the 1980s Acid House scene. The exhibition and interactive journey runs at the Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery and recreates the excitement of tracking down and dancing at an all-night illegal warehouse party in nearby Coventry in 1989.
Birmingham, UK. 18 July 2024.
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In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats, VR show takes ravers old and new back to early UK acid house scene.
In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats is set in the West Midlands and will embark on eight-city tour starting in Birmingham.
In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats, an immersive VR experience embarking on an eight-city national tour this week with the aim of taking audiences back in time to the beginning of the acid house movement.
Starting in Birmingham, in the heart of the West Midlands where it is set, the experience features first-hand accounts from promoters, ravers, police officers and pirate radio presenters who experienced the illegal rave scene in the 80s and 90s.
Visitors at the launch of "In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats", a VR adventure allowing audiences to experience the 1980s Acid House scene. The exhibition and interactive journey runs at the Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery and recreates the excitement of tracking down and dancing at an all-night illegal warehouse party in nearby Coventry in 1989.
Birmingham, UK. 18 July 2024.
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In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats, VR show takes ravers old and new back to early UK acid house scene.
In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats is set in the West Midlands and will embark on eight-city tour starting in Birmingham.
In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats, an immersive VR experience embarking on an eight-city national tour this week with the aim of taking audiences back in time to the beginning of the acid house movement.
Starting in Birmingham, in the heart of the West Midlands where it is set, the experience features first-hand accounts from promoters, ravers, police officers and pirate radio presenters who experienced the illegal rave scene in the 80s and 90s.
Visitors at the launch of "In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats", a VR adventure allowing audiences to experience the 1980s Acid House scene. The exhibition and interactive journey runs at the Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery and recreates the excitement of tracking down and dancing at an all-night illegal warehouse party in nearby Coventry in 1989.
Birmingham, UK. 18 July 2024.
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In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats, VR show takes ravers old and new back to early UK acid house scene.
In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats is set in the West Midlands and will embark on eight-city tour starting in Birmingham.
In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats, an immersive VR experience embarking on an eight-city national tour this week with the aim of taking audiences back in time to the beginning of the acid house movement.
Starting in Birmingham, in the heart of the West Midlands where it is set, the experience features first-hand accounts from promoters, ravers, police officers and pirate radio presenters who experienced the illegal rave scene in the 80s and 90s.
Visitors at the launch of "In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats", a VR adventure allowing audiences to experience the 1980s Acid House scene. The exhibition and interactive journey runs at the Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery and recreates the excitement of tracking down and dancing at an all-night illegal warehouse party in nearby Coventry in 1989.
Birmingham, UK. 18 July 2024.
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In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats, VR show takes ravers old and new back to early UK acid house scene.
In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats is set in the West Midlands and will embark on eight-city tour starting in Birmingham.
In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats, an immersive VR experience embarking on an eight-city national tour this week with the aim of taking audiences back in time to the beginning of the acid house movement.
Starting in Birmingham, in the heart of the West Midlands where it is set, the experience features first-hand accounts from promoters, ravers, police officers and pirate radio presenters who experienced the illegal rave scene in the 80s and 90s.
Visitors at the launch of "In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats", a VR adventure allowing audiences to experience the 1980s Acid House scene. The exhibition and interactive journey runs at the Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery and recreates the excitement of tracking down and dancing at an all-night illegal warehouse party in nearby Coventry in 1989.
Birmingham, UK. 18 July 2024.
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In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats, VR show takes ravers old and new back to early UK acid house scene.
In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats is set in the West Midlands and will embark on eight-city tour starting in Birmingham.
In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats, an immersive VR experience embarking on an eight-city national tour this week with the aim of taking audiences back in time to the beginning of the acid house movement.
Starting in Birmingham, in the heart of the West Midlands where it is set, the experience features first-hand accounts from promoters, ravers, police officers and pirate radio presenters who experienced the illegal rave scene in the 80s and 90s.
Visitors at the launch of "In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats", a VR adventure allowing audiences to experience the 1980s Acid House scene. The exhibition and interactive journey runs at the Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery and recreates the excitement of tracking down and dancing at an all-night illegal warehouse party in nearby Coventry in 1989.
Birmingham, UK. 18 July 2024.
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In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats, VR show takes ravers old and new back to early UK acid house scene.
In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats is set in the West Midlands and will embark on eight-city tour starting in Birmingham.
In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats, an immersive VR experience embarking on an eight-city national tour this week with the aim of taking audiences back in time to the beginning of the acid house movement.
Starting in Birmingham, in the heart of the West Midlands where it is set, the experience features first-hand accounts from promoters, ravers, police officers and pirate radio presenters who experienced the illegal rave scene in the 80s and 90s.
Visitors at the launch of "In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats", a VR adventure allowing audiences to experience the 1980s Acid House scene. The exhibition and interactive journey runs at the Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery and recreates the excitement of tracking down and dancing at an all-night illegal warehouse party in nearby Coventry in 1989.
Birmingham, UK. 18 July 2024.
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In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats, VR show takes ravers old and new back to early UK acid house scene.
In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats is set in the West Midlands and will embark on eight-city tour starting in Birmingham.
In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats, an immersive VR experience embarking on an eight-city national tour this week with the aim of taking audiences back in time to the beginning of the acid house movement.
Starting in Birmingham, in the heart of the West Midlands where it is set, the experience features first-hand accounts from promoters, ravers, police officers and pirate radio presenters who experienced the illegal rave scene in the 80s and 90s.
Visitors at the launch of "In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats", a VR adventure allowing audiences to experience the 1980s Acid House scene. The exhibition and interactive journey runs at the Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery and recreates the excitement of tracking down and dancing at an all-night illegal warehouse party in nearby Coventry in 1989.
Birmingham, UK. 18 July 2024.
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In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats, VR show takes ravers old and new back to early UK acid house scene.
In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats is set in the West Midlands and will embark on eight-city tour starting in Birmingham.
In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats, an immersive VR experience embarking on an eight-city national tour this week with the aim of taking audiences back in time to the beginning of the acid house movement.
Starting in Birmingham, in the heart of the West Midlands where it is set, the experience features first-hand accounts from promoters, ravers, police officers and pirate radio presenters who experienced the illegal rave scene in the 80s and 90s.
Visitors at the launch of "In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats", a VR adventure allowing audiences to experience the 1980s Acid House scene. The exhibition and interactive journey runs at the Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery and recreates the excitement of tracking down and dancing at an all-night illegal warehouse party in nearby Coventry in 1989.
Birmingham, UK. 18 July 2024.
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In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats, VR show takes ravers old and new back to early UK acid house scene.
In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats is set in the West Midlands and will embark on eight-city tour starting in Birmingham.
In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats, an immersive VR experience embarking on an eight-city national tour this week with the aim of taking audiences back in time to the beginning of the acid house movement.
Starting in Birmingham, in the heart of the West Midlands where it is set, the experience features first-hand accounts from promoters, ravers, police officers and pirate radio presenters who experienced the illegal rave scene in the 80s and 90s.
Visitors at the launch of "In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats", a VR adventure allowing audiences to experience the 1980s Acid House scene. The exhibition and interactive journey runs at the Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery and recreates the excitement of tracking down and dancing at an all-night illegal warehouse party in nearby Coventry in 1989.
Birmingham, UK. 18 July 2024.
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In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats, VR show takes ravers old and new back to early UK acid house scene.
In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats is set in the West Midlands and will embark on eight-city tour starting in Birmingham.
In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats, an immersive VR experience embarking on an eight-city national tour this week with the aim of taking audiences back in time to the beginning of the acid house movement.
Starting in Birmingham, in the heart of the West Midlands where it is set, the experience features first-hand accounts from promoters, ravers, police officers and pirate radio presenters who experienced the illegal rave scene in the 80s and 90s.
Visitors at the launch of "In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats", a VR adventure allowing audiences to experience the 1980s Acid House scene. The exhibition and interactive journey runs at the Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery and recreates the excitement of tracking down and dancing at an all-night illegal warehouse party in nearby Coventry in 1989.
Birmingham, UK. 18 July 2024.
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In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats, VR show takes ravers old and new back to early UK acid house scene.
In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats is set in the West Midlands and will embark on eight-city tour starting in Birmingham.
In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats, an immersive VR experience embarking on an eight-city national tour this week with the aim of taking audiences back in time to the beginning of the acid house movement.
Starting in Birmingham, in the heart of the West Midlands where it is set, the experience features first-hand accounts from promoters, ravers, police officers and pirate radio presenters who experienced the illegal rave scene in the 80s and 90s.
Visitors at the launch of "In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats", a VR adventure allowing audiences to experience the 1980s Acid House scene. The exhibition and interactive journey runs at the Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery and recreates the excitement of tracking down and dancing at an all-night illegal warehouse party in nearby Coventry in 1989.
Birmingham, UK. 18 July 2024.
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In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats, VR show takes ravers old and new back to early UK acid house scene.
In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats is set in the West Midlands and will embark on eight-city tour starting in Birmingham.
In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats, an immersive VR experience embarking on an eight-city national tour this week with the aim of taking audiences back in time to the beginning of the acid house movement.
Starting in Birmingham, in the heart of the West Midlands where it is set, the experience features first-hand accounts from promoters, ravers, police officers and pirate radio presenters who experienced the illegal rave scene in the 80s and 90s.
Visitors at the launch of "In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats", a VR adventure allowing audiences to experience the 1980s Acid House scene. The exhibition and interactive journey runs at the Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery and recreates the excitement of tracking down and dancing at an all-night illegal warehouse party in nearby Coventry in 1989.
Birmingham, UK. 18 July 2024.
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In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats, VR show takes ravers old and new back to early UK acid house scene.
In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats is set in the West Midlands and will embark on eight-city tour starting in Birmingham.
In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats, an immersive VR experience embarking on an eight-city national tour this week with the aim of taking audiences back in time to the beginning of the acid house movement.
Starting in Birmingham, in the heart of the West Midlands where it is set, the experience features first-hand accounts from promoters, ravers, police officers and pirate radio presenters who experienced the illegal rave scene in the 80s and 90s.
Visitors at the launch of "In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats", a VR adventure allowing audiences to experience the 1980s Acid House scene. The exhibition and interactive journey runs at the Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery and recreates the excitement of tracking down and dancing at an all-night illegal warehouse party in nearby Coventry in 1989.
Birmingham, UK. 18 July 2024.
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In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats, VR show takes ravers old and new back to early UK acid house scene.
In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats is set in the West Midlands and will embark on eight-city tour starting in Birmingham.
In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats, an immersive VR experience embarking on an eight-city national tour this week with the aim of taking audiences back in time to the beginning of the acid house movement.
Starting in Birmingham, in the heart of the West Midlands where it is set, the experience features first-hand accounts from promoters, ravers, police officers and pirate radio presenters who experienced the illegal rave scene in the 80s and 90s.
Visitors at the launch of "In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats", a VR adventure allowing audiences to experience the 1980s Acid House scene. The exhibition and interactive journey runs at the Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery and recreates the excitement of tracking down and dancing at an all-night illegal warehouse party in nearby Coventry in 1989.
Birmingham, UK. 18 July 2024.
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In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats, VR show takes ravers old and new back to early UK acid house scene.
In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats is set in the West Midlands and will embark on eight-city tour starting in Birmingham.
In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats, an immersive VR experience embarking on an eight-city national tour this week with the aim of taking audiences back in time to the beginning of the acid house movement.
Starting in Birmingham, in the heart of the West Midlands where it is set, the experience features first-hand accounts from promoters, ravers, police officers and pirate radio presenters who experienced the illegal rave scene in the 80s and 90s.
Visitors at the launch of "In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats", a VR adventure allowing audiences to experience the 1980s Acid House scene. The exhibition and interactive journey runs at the Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery and recreates the excitement of tracking down and dancing at an all-night illegal warehouse party in nearby Coventry in 1989.
Birmingham, UK. 18 July 2024.
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