TRAVEL DIARY

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VIEWING ALL POSTS FOR: JULY 2008

Thursday, July 24, 2008

10:59 PM
Posted by jodi rose

all set!
cabinets polished, video's running, sound levels good, text hopefully straight now, lights, camera...

art :)

saw a fabulous collection of signs on the way home today, via queensway for the phenomenally cheap printing service - new name cards and way cool stickers with bridge fm logo - first, I can't remember exactly, it's scrawled across a piece of paper somewhere in my bag 'moral home services' or something like that, then 'corrupt practices investigation bureau', and finally, the 'friendship clinic and surgery'. This friendship needs a transfusion. Actually, mine are doing just fine now.

Thankfully the glitchiness seems to have mainly been transferred to the work, and now only have to wait for the doors to open and people to listen.

Quote somewhere last month, 'I don't know the key to success, but the key to failure is trying to please everyone'. Yes, genius. Although it's a strange position, doing this kind of gig. You dream something up, have a series of meetings with a team of highly specialised people who ask you what you want in great detail, they go away and make something, come back with it, you go away and make something, change this or that, refine it some more, dim the lights, and there it is. Whatever strange apparition comes from the imagination to be made real - it could be anything, that's the fun part. I can see how artists get into doing seriously demented work, when you just have these kind of resources and validation mechanisms at your disposal. Oh, the fun we can have...

Sunday, July 20, 2008

10:36 AM
Posted by jodi rose

Sunday morning.
Another day
another possibility
things WILL change.
It's inevitable.

as nigel said earlier,
'something will happen. it always does.
it's impossible for nothing to happen.'

half-inclined to delete that post from last night,
but being true to the artistic process, I'm leaving it.
all part of the creative ebbs and flows. sometimes you're down in the gutter, others up in the stars.

and it's a messy undertaking being human. especially when you let the other humans affect you.
which is kind of unavoidable, if you choose to engage with them, not be locked in a tower or retreat to hermit caves and untouchable aloofness.

all the dark, sticky parts of being alive can keep us together or make us fall apart - either way it's all good material when you're making art. 'The shard of glass at the heart of every writer'.

I could tell you what I wish for, what I dream - right now it's just too vulnerable, being transparent, on display is such a strange way to behave.

Back to more glitchy bridges, some we can repair, others have been washed away.

Saturday, July 19, 2008

9:03 PM
Posted by jodi rose

Crumbling and messy tonight. I guess it had to happen. All that high energy socialising, meeting so many people, having strangely intense connections, and then nothing. Like the smoke gently curling from Lucas's second home speaker rig at his noise gig on thursday night, I seem to have missed something along the line. Got my wires crossed. Signal to noise ratio seriously out of phase. Not only here with new and unreadable situations, but other places too, remote transmissions glitchy and making unpleasant energy vortex appear. Hmmmm.

I've been channeling it into art for most of the day, focusing on noise and glitch for the second video sound piece, and that is satisfying, to a point. After that though, you need more human interaction and comfort. It's that disconnect as well, between public persona and high profile engagement, with personal circumstances and situations. Does my head in every now and then. This is a 'now'.

Went for a swim, thought that might help. The pool was completely still, it started raining, gorgeous. Floated in the raindrops for a while. Then lightning. Dear me. Such a fragile rose petal today. Someone left the cake out in the rain.

Here I was, thinking maybe there was some chance of things making sense after all.

Really can't do much more of this. Eternal optimism just ran out. Que sera sera.

Friday, July 18, 2008

7:54 PM
Posted by jodi rose

yay happy birthday to me!
having a fabulous time, thanks to all the lovely friends, here there and everywhere.

even working the emotional state of glitch yesterday into my sound process - nice synthesis of life and art. swimming helps too, refining ideas and thinking through structure, content. all coming together, I hope. will definitely be more personal than originally intended - something about punking up my life has a good effect on the art, or so it seems. more free, more real, more related. still definitely on theme - 'border transmissions', although more interpersonal borders and states than political, geographical ones.

anyway, I'm all pink from the sun - yes, finally made the trip to sentosa, coincidentally for a birthday bloody mary, but also to record the suspension bridge there. beautiful, finally, singing cables! a little late but plan to come back, so will develop a live component for next time. and it's very poetic - apparently the southernmost point of continental asia - although we did ask: 'what are all those other islands out there?.' Guess not part of the 'continent' - now I really have to go to Turkey and get the Bosphorus bridge into my ears, perfect resolution, the other side of asia linking europe.

ok now, enough talk, time to recover from last nights hardcore punk socialising, love you guys!!!!

picked up dvd of performance art piece on the bridge last week, doing a little more with the sound before I watch it, so not trying to fit to image - which doesn't come first in this case! garlanded with gorgeous scented frangipani's by the lovely lynn, and now watching a movie with kelly, very low key.

more talks on sunday at nus cultural centre, if you haven't heard enough about bridges already - on live 938 radio living room yesterday, in business times today... time for a little anonymous lounging.

Wednesday, July 16, 2008

10:19 AM
Posted by jodi rose

ok, so you might think this is a form of procrastination, but actually it's very productive. Something about filtering all the dross/floss from my brain, which frees up space for important things.

Just writing this morning to say: It's my birthday!!
well not today, but this week.

Feel free to send cute punks bearing lychee martinis and assorted decadent offerings to my door.

Alternatively, just send money...

...or a birthday kiss

xxxxj

Tuesday, July 15, 2008

11:38 PM
Posted by jodi rose

reliving my trashy teenage years through one of the silliest covers I've heard in a while...
perfect for when delirium sets in :)

Kid Quaalude i love rock'n'roll on stfu music

Tuesday, July 15, 2008

11:14 PM
Posted by jodi rose

stop the press... I've finally done it!

in at the museum today, checking out the cabinets for my work, and I realise that it's the most minimal piece I have ever managed to create. mind you, it took an exhibition designer and team of contractors to actually make, but, the point is, no frills and furbelows, no bells or whistles, no colour and movement (well not yet anyway), no clutter or baroque anything of any kind. Strictly functional, anonymous looking signal box type structures, with pearl grey glossy finish and perfect windows for the tiny screens and speaker - the latter spookily are exacty the same size as portholes in the fire hydrant cabinets. The grey blends perfectly with the walls. Genius. No-one will ever know it's 'art'!!!!!


Got the spacing and placement sorted out, thinking through the concept and content a little more, but really just need to get the material in and play around. Now for the fun; add two parts glitchy noise, a few bars of abstract textural variations, and top with minimal bell tones. Voila!

It really does amuse me sometimes, having conversations with 'serious' musicians, I realise that my attitude to 'composing' is one of happy mayhem, more about finding a path through the sound, and trying to strip away as much of my influence as possible, to get to something like the essence of a sonic object, less layers, less manipulation. I had the absolute pleasure and privilege of hearing Walter Murch speak at the australian film and tv school, when I was 18 or 19, and his philosophy has always stayed with me. Doing the soundtrack for 'Apocalypse Now' (that's twice referenced in one week, although the first was maybe private email about fruit skins used to create fragrant white smoke, we got lucky with the rain on hot lights in the walkway... but that's another story) and he said people were inevitably impressed by the 200 or so tracks made with various audio layers. But the ultimate, he said, is just one track, or zero - the most high fidelity sound is the one people can hear inside their own heads. I guess that's why I became a conceptual sound artist! ;)

Hordes of art friends streaming into singapore next week for isea, can't wait, and feeling sad that it's already coming to an end. I'm not ready to go back to berlin, and leave this nice tropical bubble. How will I survive?? Eeeeeeek. Guess the European Sound Delta trip along the Danube will provide a nice landing buffer for 3 weeks. Came up with a genius plan to streamline my workflow and production for that, will keep it under my hat for now. Stay tuned.

Tommorrow night think I'll just talk esoteric philosophy. Need a change from process and outcome oriented details. Abstract high art all the way.

Monday, July 14, 2008

10:37 PM
Posted by jodi rose

Post-Museum have kindly agreed to host an evening of short, but sweet ISEA2008 Artists In Residence presentations.

Every artist will be given 10 minutes (that is: exactly 10 minutes) to present himself/herself to the wider Singaporean audience.

What: 14 x 10: Short & Sweet.
Fourteen ten-minute presentation by the ISEA2008 Artists In Residence
Where: Post-Museum (MRT Farrer Pk, MRT Bugis)
When: Wednesday, 16 July, 19.30h

The presenters: (in alphabetical order)

Andreas Schlegel & Vladimir Todorovic
Clea Waite
Georg Tremmel
Gon Zifroni
Jee Hyun Oh
Jodi Rose
Kelly Jaclynn Andres
(Kristian Lukic is away)
Mei-Kei Lai
Marie Christine Driesen & Horia Cosmin Samoila
Momoyo Torimitsu
Nigel Helyer
Shilpa Phadke & Shilpa Ranade
Tad Ermitano
Zach Poff & Nate Aldrich

Monday, July 14, 2008

10:25 PM
Posted by jodi rose

troublesome news from the australian art front - a reminder not to take your freedom for granted:

the rise of the art police

"Artists are involved in creating stuff that pricks bubbles, and creating objects of beauty and delight that enhance the ways we see ourselves as a society. There's a mismatch between what happens in the artistic domain and the political-media domain, however."

Because of the nature of their work, artists are often easy targets for critics, evangelists, advocates and politicians.... But what effects will these events have on local artists? Will artists become more cautious - indeed, fearful - of creating work that may offend? And ultimately, what impact will this have on a community's search for greater understanding of itself?

"Every society needs to be extremely alert to the potential that may start in a benign way but can develop into full-scale repression of opinion," she says. "So although this episode may sound like a one-off case, or some people may see it as peripheral to the main game, it can be the beginnings of a climate of intolerance that affects everyone."

Winikoff is also concerned that politicians, activists and media commentators in recent weeks - particularly those in the tabloid press - have overlooked artists' awareness of society's morals, and their intelligent understanding of the social and cultural Zeitgeist.

"... the process of art is not just about making pretty pictures, but about a very profound examination of ethical principals and meaning," she says.

"Artists and those people who publish commentary on art are engaged in a very serious enterprise, some of which can include testing the boundaries of ideas and opinion. But that's why we have to look at art as being in a different zone from just aesthetics per se or entertainment. That's why art claims a special zone of consideration."

"I think it's very serious for the arts," Winikoff says. "It's when you start being worried about repression, and when opinion and intellectual debate is being quarantined or closed down. The consequences are very serious, not just for art but for intellectual and social development."

Corrie Perkin | July 12, 2008 | The Australian


..and there I was thinking it might be safe to go home again. Maybe it's time to start that bridge punk thrash metal band...

Monday, July 14, 2008

3:01 PM
Posted by jodi rose

Ok, back to local hardcore...

Thursday night is a gig at the Substation, with Justice Yeldham on tour from aus, doing his bloody glass set, and uber-cool speedcore breakcore industrial techno Nanny State Noise, fantastically satirical and danceable. Sample lyrics 'I can ban chewing gum... make it stick', hilarious and brilliant. Full line-up includes Cher Tan, independent film-maker and full-time punk rocker - can't wait to hear her live too.

Date: 17th July 2008, Thursday
Time: 9pm
Venue: The Substation Foyer
45 Armenian Street
Singapore 179936
Free admission. Donations are welcome.

JUSTICE YELDHAM

What's been described as "a trumpet player trapped in a two dimensional universe" is in fact the unique audio work of Justice Yeldham, a maverick musician with an unhealthy obsession with sheets of broken glass. By pressing his face and lips against the glass whist employing various vocal techniques ranging from throat singing to raspberries, he turns disguarded household windows into crude musical instruments. Resulting in a wide variety of cacophonous noises that are strangely controlled and oddly musical.

wyxmm...
...doesn't mean anything. Made up from a series of random but coincidental letters. It looks like, but not entirely, a word that sounds like, but not quite like, something that can be pronounced. The sound/tunes/music/noise created are exactly the same.

wyxmm, an emergent esoteric sound artist, excels at disarming melody lines and using random sound samples to add texture to his pieces. His works can be said to be a cross between music and soundscape.

NANNY STATE NOISE
Nanny State Noise was founded in 2005 in response to Singapore's political system. Blending techno, speedcore and samples from various political speeches with a Nitendo Game Boy, Nanny State Noise has since performed at several events and released an EP through his MySpace site.

CHER TAN aka THE GIRL ATOMIC
Cher Tan is a freelance writer, independent filmmaker and full-time punk rocker. She is a free spirit who believes very strongly in passion and the beauty of art and aspires to break barriers where no one has ever ventured before, not only with her films, but also with her writing. Cher is also an active member of the Lion City DIY collective which is made up of entities like herself interested in creating a better world for everyone, starting with themselves and the people around them.

More singapore design + art at CulturePush

Monday, July 14, 2008

11:48 AM
Posted by jodi rose

Singapura Punks Not Dead!!!

Yes, I finally managed to dig deep enough into the local scene to find myself at a hardcore punk gig last night. Thanx to the boys for wording me up and taking me along. There was a pogo-mosh pit going, with some crowd surfing - that apparently used to be illegal, along with almost everything else, although it's all lightened up a little now - and the happiest punks I've ever seen. Greeted at the door by a smiling man in black, who introduced himself, shook my hand and said 'welcome', then opened the door to a room full of the only 'real' punks I've seen here, all piercings, chains, studs, black denim (well, it's way too hot for leather), and spiky hair with almost attitude to match. The band line- up was fantastic, one set consisted of only songs 30 seconds and under, think the shortest was 8 seconds, extremely tight and frenetic. Next on was the act who had the crowd dancing in manic circles around the room, bouncing off each other, being thrown in the air - wild energy. Magnicide, Hen, Wormrot and Magrudergrind (moshington dc thrash grind power violence)

So, there you go, have satisfied my inclination to find the punk side of singapore. Finally. It's only taken the 9 weeks - seriously underground.

Woke up this morning with Bowie's 'Starman' running through my head, so having a mini-festival on youtube. There's a great 'live by request' series with David taking requests from callers, and playing the songs - the cutest was a 5 year old kid who asked for 'ashes to ashes'. I saw Bowie play in Melbourne a few years ago, still one of the best live gigs ever - such incredible stage presence, generous relaxed performance. Beautiful and iconic.

Sunday, July 13, 2008

1:31 PM
Posted by jodi rose

Missing another trip to Palau Ubin today, have to make a post-show recording in my bedroom, try to recreate the insanity. Wish I had recorded it last night, if anyone has any clips from their mobile phones, please send them to me.

Swimming first at the local pool, although it's going to be full of screaming kids, at least I can float. Definitely sanity-saving activity. Then back to the studio for a few hours of heavy metal bridge noise, and hopefully that grindcore gig tonight, if anyone remembers to tell me where it is! Very quiet today, no sound of jackhammers from construction site.

Just as I'm getting used to being here, it's almost time to leave. Am really going to miss this place, it's funny how things grow on you. Even the climate. Days of eternal sunshine, and nights of sultry heat.

Sunday, July 13, 2008

1:38 AM
Posted by jodi rose

Just back from doing a kick-ass noise set at the post museum. The kids loved it, and I had a great time. Something about the silent singapore bridges, made me gather all the sounds I could find and really rock them into some heavy metal hardcore noise. Kelly said she heard people talking afterwards about how much they liked the set - random eavesdropping on strangers, I love it. A few friends thought it was way too loud "You noisy bitch' said one, and I might have had that response an audience member, but man! it was fun to play like that.

The other acts were great, first one, Mark played a kazoo like I've never heard it played before, the second was a lovely hypnotic electronica/beats set, quite minimalist, with some gorgeous textures, and the third were a fabulous post-rock band, who covered a trashy 80's pop song I've forgotten now, but enjoyed at the time. Really nice crowd, very friendly and relaxed, and great venue, where the ISEA club nights will be on 25th and 26th July.

Still have the very fabulous moogerfooger filter and kaoss pad courtesy of sonicbrat, will noodle around on them a bit more today before returning.

Hilarious, I am the most last-minute person ever, literally working out how to plug in the various cables before I left the house at 6, after a four hour session sampling, most of which i didn't use. The stuff I recorded from latest bridge trip had this crazy noise all over it, which I was really getting into, and didn't remember being there when I made the recording, so kept going until the end, as there was a nice intriguing devloping soundscape inside the endurance test of the high frequency chaos. Lo and behold, when I stopped it and started again, all that extra grit was gone - so glad I captured it, taking the musique concrete punk attitude to my bridges these days, whatever sounds I capture, or find strangely attached to the original, are all part of the work.

Nice thinking through the pieces for the installation too, something about being lost in transmission, signal:noise and interference is really interesting to me at the moment.

Finished the texts, and logo for bridge fm stickers last night. Had a visit to my punk friend (no. 3, no. 1 is the person responsible for passing my name on to Rizal, who organised the gig tonight - respect!)
enjoyed being in a cosy home atmosphere.

Woke up to two invitations for work in various exhibitions the other day; one of them already taking place at carriageworks this weekend, as part of public space lab; and the second very nice online sound archive, excited to be part of.

My final bridge trip yielded some interesting sound patterns, although still not really 'singing' the way I like to hear a bridge. Had a beautiful evening making abstract and romantic performance art on another bridge, and very wonderful artists both performing and filming - thank you all!

Think that's all for now, nice to end the week on a high note, after dreading this performance so much. I wonder why I ever agree to do them, but then it's a great way to kick-start my composition for the work, and I enjoy exploring different process and forms to create the live performance with. Still not completely satisfied though, until I get my bridge instrument. One incarnation currently on display at liquid architecture in Sydney - yay Nick, thank you!

Apparently there's a grindcore gig tomorrow near bugis - am loving my new local connections. Good to get out and mingle, mix it up, most of the other isea artists came along too, and met various people there. Post cafe has fantastic vegeterian food yum.

Tuesday, July 8, 2008

11:43 PM
Posted by jodi rose

Back from supper with the art posse, finally took them down the end of our street to the fabulous jungle food court with fresh lime and satay delights. Decoded the mass of people sitting at one end - smokers area - and almost brave enough to test the tofu salad, but still not entirely convinced of no shrimp lurking - even though georg checked and found that it's plum sauce, not fish.

Ah the perils of crustacea food phobia. Good to catch up with some of the other kids, after missing the group trip to Malaysia on the weekend - Jahore will be there next time, right, and I had a much-needed break from everything, staying in with a book. 'Shanghai baby' very easy to read, washed over me in an intriguing mix of intensely raw and poetic writing, the story of a young woman bursting upon the world like fireworks. Perfect.

One of the artists told me tonight that I was like Leigh Bowery, started calling me 'Sister Bowery', in the sense of being vibrant and a little bit out-there. Ok, downright crazy - but I'm not, I swear!!! Just slightly anarchic in spirit, and with too much energy that spills over everywhere, all the time. Except when it runs out and I have to lie on the couch. Still feel like I'm doing nothing but organise meetings and conduct electricity...
Although it finally appears that things may be happening, test visit to Sunset Way bridge over Ulu Pandan canal tomorrow, with another ridiculous team of engineers galore - professors, students & researchers, bearing sensors, strain gauges, accelerometers and a specially developed algorithm for transposing infra-sound. Alright!

We've got the system and we know how to use it. Wait until we have a bridge with decent vibrations to apply it to!!! Incredibly satisfying to have things come together like this - fairyland, marge called it - everything you need appears like magic... I just keep meeting the most incredibly talented people, creatively successful and engaged with the world, who agree to play with me on bridges. Truly am the luckiest girl in the world.

Thursday is poetic romantic bridge in the mist performance. Yes, we're either finding dry ice or smokers - although Tad tells me there is a kind of fruit (Lazones it sounded like) with smooth leathery skin, similar to a lychee but not lumpy on the outside, that makes a fragrant smoke when you burn it. Apparently used by Francis Ford Coppola in Apocalypse Now. If we can identify that, will try for the organic smoke machine. And coloured gels over the lights along the walkway. Working with the completely fantastic Lynn Lu, and Brian Gothong Tan - truly blessed with artistic collaborations. Had a visit this afternoon to the superb sonicbrat, who lent me some gear for a minimal sound set, almost sans laptop on saturday - ok so I might use it a little bit, but going all live with the processing.

Enough now, time for rest and planning equipment list and workflow for tomorrow. Every day a new angle. Love it. Definitely keeping me agile and alert to any possibility, and following the threads as they unfurl, sure that eventually they will form some kind of pattern.

Saturday, July 5, 2008

7:25 PM
Posted by jodi rose

a quick note to fill you in on the highlights of the past week, while my pasta boils in the rice cooker.

so, we tested the fm transmitters, all working beautifully. the mock-up of our bridge stream system was live in the lab last wednesday, sending the signal from one side of the room to the other via server, barix instreamer, fm transmission and then picking up on the radio. cool. wait til it's for real!
yes, have finally identified a singing bridge in singapore. the excitement. over ulu pandan canal, near sunset way - gorgeous rich textures and tones.
doing our best to get a test happening next week, and will take recording from that if we can't get further live stream access. what else. meeting with all the artists and guna, our festival artistic director who arrived last week. had the chance to meet and talk through the work with him on friday at the museum, very reassuring and helpful, a sense that things have actually progressed, and according to him, my having identified the system required to create the next phase of the work is already a success. brilliant! now just have to make the work, in some form or another. ok, it's actually very clearly and precisely planned. resolved the installation issues, cabinets being made now by the contractors, lcd screens on their way, speakers placement and distance between each signal checked.
using guna's ear level as the golden mean - nice.
met with lynn yesterday to discuss performance work, and today hung out on the bridge we're going to use, talking about love and mythology and suspension....
made my first live tv appearance on channel news asia, with momoyo, chatted about art and bridges. have hilarious juxtaposition in 'mypaper' article with miss universe hopefuls in bikini's next to girl in hardhat.
have almost resolved work flow and plan for sound composition now, meeting with sonicbrat on tuesday, brian on monday and elizabeth on wednesday, plus various other professional talks and meetings.
almost feel energized and focused again - after l managed to disengage the chinese dragon of twenty-five people swinging around behing my every move. even went swimming twice last week - working on the mind.body balance thing - crave being in the water every day now. it's so calming and gives me the space to find mental clarity and work through ideas.
scribbling wildly all over my notebooks, some of which will make it into the work, some is plans for life in general, and other parts fade away as the paper ages.
think I've also worked out how to translate art ideas into engineering terminology - fantastic, so, just wait and see what we come up with next!! it's amazing having this place to work, with people throwing resources at me - struggled to catch them all at first, but think I am deploying the energy and help wisely now. this is an amazing experience.

Wednesday, July 2, 2008

1:06 PM
Posted by jodi rose

NEW Radio Aporee project space.

This is a fantastic website created by Udo Noll, using google maps to allow anyone to upload sound. He has created this special view for the GLOBAL BRIDGE SYMPHONY, where you can listen to bridges all over the world!

Wednesday, July 2, 2008

1:05 PM
Posted by jodi rose

I will be appearing live, in person at the warm-up club night for ISEA on 12th July at the very cool Post museum, organised by Rizal and four33

In conjunction with the International Symposium of Electronic Arts 2008, Silentt and Post Museum present to you a series of electronic and experimental music showcases.

ELECTRICITY
Post Museum
7pm till late


12th July 2008
PRE - Back Room (2nd Level)
7pm-11pm
Kulturkampf
Dualtone
Wyxmm
Jodi Rose (Aus)

25th July 2008 - ISEA2008 Club Night
PRE - Back Room
Amberhaze
Ark Frequencies
MindFucking Boy
Ikuma

POST- Food#03
Somaya Langley (Aus)

26th July 2008 - ISEA2008 Club Night
PRE
Airfields
Boykulisap (Phi)
uan
Sonicbrat

POST
Somaya Langley( Aus)


Singapore
www.four33.com

Wednesday, July 2, 2008

1:03 PM
Posted by jodi rose

Look out! 11-12th July I will again transcend physical matter, space and time, and be in two places at once...

Thanks to Nick Wishart for resucitating the bridge instrument from storage, reconfiguring and installing it for Liquid Architecture 9 installation in Sydney.

LIQUID ARCHITECTURE 9 SYDNEY 11-12 JULY

The Factory Theatre
105 Victoria Rd, Marrickville, NSW
Friday July 11 - Saturday July 12


Friday July 11 7.30pm
$12
TOY.BIZARRE (Bellac) supported by Alliance Francaise / French Embassy Australia
ROBERT NORMANDEAU (Montreal) supported by ACMA
LAWRENCE ENGLISH (Brisbane) supported by Sound Travellers
NAT (Melbourne) supported by Sound Travellers
JACQUES SODDELL (Bendigo) supported by Sound Travellers
KUSUM NORMOYLE

Saturday July 12 7.30pm
$12
ANDREW PEKLER (Berlin) supported by Goethe Institut Australia
MARCUS SCHMICKLER (Köln) supported by Goethe Institut Australia
METALOG (Sydney/Melbourne) supported by Sound Travellers
KAZUMICHI GRIME
NICK WISHART + HIROFUMI UCHINO
HEIL SPIRITS
IVAN LISYAK
TOECUTTER

Installation Program
CÉDRIC PEYRONNET (Bellac) supported by Alliance Francaise / French Embassy Australia
JODI ROSE
RENE CHRISTEN
MELISSA HUNT
MARK BROWN
JASON SWEENEY
JESSICA TYRRELL
+ International Screening Program of new A/V works