
Remembering Sally Madge
Audiovisual Cultures
10/24/21
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This special episode presents memories of artist Sally Madge, whom we sadly lost in November 2020. Featured in order of appearance are Alexandra Hughes and Ditte Elly Goard, Simon Murray, Richard James Hall, Claire Ward, Adam Phillips and Joe Woodhouse, Ruth Scott Blackson, Ilana Mitchell, Paula Blair, Sandra Johnston, and Michael Tucker. Great thanks go to Sally’s close friend and companion Tom Jennings who made these recordings possible. We are just a few of the souls enriched by Sally’s curiosity and interest in us. We hope these recollections play a part, not only in preserving some of Sally, but in allowing us all to keep learning from her and being better humans because of her example.
Longer edits of the separate recordings can be heard at https://soundcloud.com/user-607728640
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With sounds at Tynemouth Long Sands recorded by Paula Blair.
‘The North Sea Fat’ written and recited by Tom Jennings.
Recordings made July – September 2021.
Edited by Paula Blair with Audacity.
Produced by Tom Jennings.
With thanks to everyone for their recordings.
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