SueK, Cogcollective + Nanolab present: S8 28 S8

S8 28 S8

Saturday 28th March 2009

The BAck doOR @ suek-artist

658 Plenty Road, Preston, Melbourne
(entrance off back lane)
catch the 86 tram to stop 52

This programme brings back focus to the use of the Super-8 gauge in film practice with a presentation of a collection of Australian experimental Super-8 film, most of which have not been publicly screened before. Still preferred by many, Super-8 has been a favoured gauge internationally by such greats as Derek Jarman, as well as by well-known and significant makers of avant-garde and experimental film, such as Anthony McCall, Carolee Schneemann, and John Maybury. Australia itself has seen many of its productive artists using Super-8 and a number of Super-8 film groups come and go. Today Super-8 is still used by a number of practitioners.

Curated by Richard Tuohy.

Following on from the day’s Super-8 Pinhole Workshop happening at The BAck doOR the programme will present the work filmed that day, hot from the processing tub, prior to the official screening of the S8 28 S8 programme.

Door opens at 8:00pm. Entry by donation.

(please note: warm clothing may be needed if the night is cool)

Programme details as follows:

Steven Ball
Blister (1990)
9 minutes

Louise Curham
Compilation (2003-2008)
10 minutes

Dianna Barrie
Ferny (2005)
5 minutes

Dianna Barrie
Creek (2008)
5 minute s

Virginia Hilyard
Untitled (2009)
8 minutes

Moira Joseph
City Walk (1992)
3 minutes

Moira Joseph
Paws (1993)
3 minutes

Moira Joseph
By the Sea (2001)
3 minutes

Moira Joseph
Family Faces (2007)
5 minutes

Laressa Kosloff
Porsche (1999)
3 minutes

Laressa Kosloff
Wave Pool (2002)
3 minutes

Richard Tuohy
Mallee Stretching (2006-2008)
13 minutes

Maeve Woods
Tawdry Sass (1996)
5 minutes

Maeve Woods
Triad Tesseraic (1992)
9 minutes

visit http://suek-artist.co.uk/thebackdoor for further details

OUTSET at The TOFF, Monday Nov 24 8pm

OUT SET presents Graduate Students from RMIT FINE ART SOUND in a night of aural and visual expansion. Delivering an eclectic mix of music spanning a wide aural spectrum. From ambient, drone, noise, & vocal manipulations to treated acoustic electrics, psyched-out-jazz and critical-cut-ups. Video Screenings and Live A/V.

Performances:
Jared Davis
Nick van Cuylenburg & Martin Kay
Que Nguyen
Lewis Cancut and Vijay Thillaimuthu
M. Leaf-Tierney

Screenings:
Pete Camilleri
Emily Meadows
Kit Webster

24th November. Doors 8PM. $5 entry.
The Toff in Town
Level 2, Curtin House, 252 Swanston Street, Melbourne

OUT OF SPACE at Bus Gallery in December

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OUT OF SPACE
Festival of Performances + Sound Installations

4-13 December 2008
performances 8pm, except Sunday 3pm
installations+constructions wed-sat 12-5pm
BUS Gallery 117 Little Lonsdale St Melbourne

thurs 4th
Ernie Althoff
wonderment+inventions
SSL: Robbie Avenaim/Dale Gorfinkel
prepared vibes+automated percussion

fri 5th
Chris Nylstoch
multiple TVs+electronics
Jezzat
amplified objects,captured noise

sat 6th
Ross Manning
lights+electronics+invented contraptions
The Donkey’s Tale
experimental garage ensemble

sun 7th afternoon 3pm
Ross Manning/Dale Gorfinkel/Robbie Avenaim
contraptions+automatons
Marco Fusinato/Oren Ambarchi
modified guitars+electronics

wed 10th
Robin Fox
laptop+lasers

thurs 11th
Riki-Metisse Marlow
automated sound sculptures
Lachlan Conn/Michael Prior
light,dope+locked grooves

fri 12th
Philip Samartzis/Rosalind Hall/Arek Gulbenkoglu/
Dale Gorfinkel/Natasha Anderson
multiple speakers,laptop,modified saxophone,electronics,
objects,giant recorder,percussion

sat 13th
Natasha Anderson
latex sound sculptures+giant recorder
Helmet Head
live AV duo from outer space  “are those moon shoes?!”

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Bus 117 Lt Lonsdale St Melbourne

JUNGLE FEVER – this Friday Sept 26 at Pony

Jungle Fever is a night examining a junction between experimental sound & club cultures. Artists explore the concept of ‘jungle’ in its myriad of forms, from the urban to the exotic, both real & imaginary. Performances by Jared Davis, Lewis Cancut, Marco Cher-Gibard, Martin Kay and Christina Tester.

Pony
68 Little Collins St
Melbourne

9pm
$7 entry

See here for all the details: melbournefringe.com.au/season/2008/show/374

MULTIPLE MONO – this Friday Sept 26 at First Site gallery

Within Earshot presents a closing night concert to mark the end of their residency at First Site Gallery. Clearing all remnants of the exhibited sound installations, Within Earshot members and invited guests will occupy the many empty spaces of First Site Gallery, bringing with them only one sound out-put to create an interaction of sound fields with varying complexity. Sound sources will vary from acoustic to electronic.

Through movement, audiences have the ability to tune in/tune out to multiple sound sources, forge spatial relationships and find interesting dynamic relationships between all players.

Audience members will indeterminately choose various interchanging leaders for the duration of the concert. With every change in leader, a new structure of play is imposed.

Participating Artists

Marco Cher-Gibard
Martin Kay
Vijay Thillaimuthu
Joshua Bach
Michael Pulsford
Lizzie Pogson
Rosalind Hall
Richard Pilkington
Matt Tierney
Danny Phillips
Hava Nuhija
Nick van Cuylenberg
Melody Henderson
Martin Vodstcril
Jason Montero

Bar is supplied from the Good Brew Co.

Free admission
Please come and support.. Bring your crew.. should be an awesome night! X

[ www.withinearshot.com.au ]

SONIC BODY – Oct 2 at West Space

JOLT and West Space present

SONIC BODY
sonic installations and video works by, through and for bodies

Brandon LaBelle (USA)
Philip Samartzis & Marcia Jane
Bruce Mowson
James Hullick

October 1-4 2008 at West Space
Level 1, 15-19 Anthony Street, Melbourne
HOURS Wed-Fri 12-6, Sat 12-5

OPENING Thursday October 2, 6-8pm
•• with performance by James Hullick at 7pm (no entry fee) ••

CLOSING Saturday October 4, 5pm
•• with performance by Philip Samartzis & Lizzie Pogson ($5 entry) ••

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Brandon LaBelle (USA) is an artist and writer working with sound and auditory issues. He is the author of Background Noise: Perspectives on Sound Art (Continuum 2006), and Professor at the Bergen National Academy of the Arts, Norway. http://www.errantbodies.org/labelle.html

Marcia Jane is a video and film artist based in Melbourne. Her interests lie in flickering, pulsating, rhythmic abstraction; and audio-visual sensory experiences. Marcia lectures in visual art at Swinburne University and studies at RMIT’s School of Art. http://www.permutations.net

Philip Samartzis is an internationally acclaimed electro-acoustic maestro and teacher to many of Melbourne’s most successful sound artists through his work at RMIT. His current practice is dominated by the use of field recordings as source material for sonic works. http://www.microphonics.org “one of the leading lights of Australian experimental music” Rare Frequency 2006

Bruce Mowson is a Melbourne-based sound and video artist. He has conducted research into the phenomenon of absorption in audio-visual media though a series of exhibitions and performances and teaches at RMIT University. http://www.brucemowson.com

James Hullick is an installation artist, composer, pianist and electro sound-artist. Hullick is also Artistic Director for JOLT. http://www.jameshullick.com “…a highly reduced transparent psychogram, that shocks as much as electrifies the listener” Reutlinger Nachrichten (Südwestpresse) 2007

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by JOLT Arts Inc
http://joltarts.org
http://westspace.org.au

Marcia Jane’s installation is supported by RMIT Union Arts.

Rosalind + Marco at Electrofringe 2008!

Rosalind Hall & Marco-Cher Gibard are taking *live videophonic sax rash* to this year’s Electrofringe Festival in Newcastle:

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Saxophone Video
Meet an as yet un-nameable Melbourne-based live AV duo. In parallel time, Rosalind is continuously playing against herself while constructing herself on screen.

What: Artist Presentation
Where: Civic Arcade
When: Friday 3rd October, 14:00pm – 15:30pm
Who: Rosalind Hall (Melbourne), Marco Cher-Gibard (Melbourne)

[ electrofringe.net ]

Tape Projects DVD # 4 Afternoon Launch Party

Tape Projects DVD # 4 Afternoon Launch Party

Saturday 6th September, 1/81 Bouverie St Carlton @ 3.33pm,
$5 Entry, $10 DVD special on the day.

Tape Projects is releasing it’s fourth DVD compilation of weird and wonderful video and animation works. It will be launched with an afternoon party where screenings, performances and audience participation will ensue.

Including live acts by..

+Shit to the Spirit (Erkki Veltheim’s 1-Man-Metal-Band)
+Anthea Caddy and Ben Byrne (Cello/Electronics)
+Bum Creek (Music for Restaurants)
+Psychedelic Childrens Activities
+Open sound and video improv (bring objects)

+Screening works by Lucy Fahey, Zoe Scoglio, Mark Reid, Steven Whatmough, Simon O’Carrigan and Jordana Maisie to name a few

[ tapeprojects.org ]

OUTPOST 17-19 September 2008

OUTPOST 17-19 SEPTEMBER 2008

Join new media arts collective OUTPOST for a free open jam and workshop. The collective are accomplished sound engineers, musicians and artists who work with the mediums of film, video and audio. In this workshop OUTPOST will take the exhibition of local visual artist Vera Möller and use her work as stimulus to create new audio and visual work projected on to the walls of the space. Participants are invited to bring their own video footage, mp3 players, synthesisers, samplers and any other noise making device and a laptop to process the sounds and images live. Alternatively those without their own gear are welcome to come along for the experience. The OUTPOST crew will be there to provide a flavour of what a live audio visual jam looks, sounds, and feels like and there will be an opportunity for them to talk through the hardware and software they use over a drink on the night.

WHERE: La Trobe University Art Museum Glenn College Bundoora 3086
WHEN: 7PM 17, 18, 19 September
RSVP: Contact Renae Belton on 9479 2111 or r.belton@latrobe.edu.au

[ shareoutpost.org ]

Digital Fringe – Call for submissions is open!!

Open up your hard drives and let that creative content out! Digital Fringe is seeking submissions of digital visual material to screen across the world as part of The Age 2008 Melbourne Fringe Festival.

Put your latest digital art online for the world to see; anything from stills to animations, video art to short films, even abstract pieces. These submissions will make up the Digital Fringe General Stream which will be broadcast on screens across Victoria and will also be accessible online between 26 September and 12 October, 2008.

This year’s content will be broadcast on screens around Melbourne including: the giant screen at Federation Square and a projection on the side of the Northcote Town Hall, as well as popping up on small screens in the most unlikely places.

Don’t miss this great opportunity to share your digital art with the world! Visit www.digitalfringe.com.au for more information and to submit your work.