Listen. Deeply.from Liquid Architecture's About page
Liquid Architecture, Australia's premier sound-arts festival, celebrates its eighth consecutive year with concerts, artist talks, workshops, forums, live performances, exhibitions, installations, audio-visuals and recorded work. Featuring our most imaginative musicians, composers, film-sound designers and media artists in a sense-specific feast for the ears.
What is 'Sound Art'? ]]>
Listen. Deeply.from Liquid Architecture's About page
Liquid Architecture, Australia's premier sound-arts festival, celebrates its eighth consecutive year with concerts, artist talks, workshops, forums, live performances, exhibitions, installations, audio-visuals and recorded work. Featuring our most imaginative musicians, composers, film-sound designers and media artists in a sense-specific feast for the ears.
What is 'Sound Art'?
"For many, it refers to sound-based art work (or at least art work where the principal focus is on sound) across the broad gamut of performance, installation and broadcast contexts, which departs from both traditional musical instrumentation and notational methods and frequently employs electronic media. Others may see it as an intersecting space with roots in post-Cageian music practice, or indeed 'post-phonographic' music practice, and installation art."
-- Julian Knowles then Professor of Music and Head of the School of Music and Drama at the University of Wollongong, in an article entitled Sound Practice, Sound Thesis in RealTime No68, August / September 2005
What is Liquid Architecture?
Liquid Architecture is a sense specific festival, as opposed to art form specific. Occurring annually since 2000, Liquid Architecture celebrates the diverse methods of sound making and sound theory. It is our belief that listening is a vital activity, and one that is often overlooked within the dominance of visual media in our environment.
What will I hear?
A key objective is the promotion of artists practicing on the periphery of music and sound culture, particularly those with an experimental aesthetic and a critical approach to (media) cultures. The artistic content of the festival focuses upon and privileges sound practice in all its manifestations but, due to the cross disciplinary potential of sound, many other art practices are included in the festival. Liquid Architecture focuses on any and all art forms involving particular emphasis on the auditory, including an exciting mix of musical performance, AV presentations and installation work, along with a strong critical element involving panels, workshops and artist talks.
Who's it for?
Now coming into its eighth consecutive year, Liquid Architecture strives to combine the fragmented communities in which sound arts practices occurs, striving for cross disciplinary appreciation and critique. The practical objective of this strategy is to popularise and publicise sound culture through greater aggregate audience size and a higher profile, and to make sound culture more accessible to the community, particularly to youth and student audiences. Audiences currently include those engaged with contemporary creative practice, sound arts practitioners, music industry professionals, electronic music concert goers, academics, cultural theorists and students (post & undergraduate), youth audiences and enthusiasts of adventurous popular music.
Liquid Architecture aims to popularise sound culture, particularly with young/emerging content producers within Australia's active student culture, in order to build not only future audiences but also future artists. Our rationale reflects an intense engagement with specialist and broader cultures, and the desire to make a contribution to those cultures. Sound practice is often cross disciplinary and the festival should reflect that, not only in the work presented but in the broad range of audiences it attracts.
The opportunities to network with national and international artists are an important means of generating future initiatives and cross cultural collaborations. The community is being exposed to some of the most exciting explorations occurring within sound culture that also happen to intersect with the media and fine arts. The exposure generated by Liquid Architecture is crucial in developing new audiences for the many discreet sound and experimental music communities currently operating around the country, and internationally.
Who's responsible?
Liquid Architecture is curated by practicing sound artists. Directed by Nat Bates, who heads the ((tRansMIT)) sound collective, and co-directed with Ben Byrne and Shannon O'Neill from alias frequencies and Lawrence English from ROOM40. The Artefacts of Australian Experimental Music CD launch is presented by Shame File Music.
Ben and Shannon have fostered a Sydney home at the Performance Space, Lawrence works closely with the Brisbane Powerhouse, and in Melbourne the festival is once again supported by RMIT Union Arts and returns again to the Arts House at the North Melbourne Town Hall.
This project has been assisted by the Australian Government through the Australia Council, its principal arts funding and advisory body.
The Sydney season is supported by Arts NSW, Melbourne by Arts Victoria.
Pauline Oliveros and Ione's visit has been made possible through the Alt.Music Festival under The Audio Foundation New Zealand, and in co-operation with the Fulbright association.
Runzelstirn & Gurgelstock and Dave Philips' visit is supported by Pro Helvetia and dual plover.
Cellule d'Intervention Metamkine's visit is supported by the French Embassy and Alliance Francaise.
more information
visit the http://liquidarchitecture.org.au website for more details
http://liquidarchitecture.org.au/la8program.html has the program
http://www.myspace.com/liquidarchitecturefestival is the LS8 festival myspace page
http://wiki.aoir.org/index.php?title=About_IR9.0
Paper Deadline June 15th.
Second Life is a 3d virtual environment created by Linden Lab (R) which has captured the attention of researchers and teachers from around the world from a variety of disciplines.
This workshop aims to improve the understanding of Second Life as a Learning and Research environment. It will bring 35 researchers together to collaborate, discuss and workshop diverse topics related to research and learning in Second Life. We will pursue a full-day schedule in which participants will discuss their work and interests on four different topics: learning in Second Life, integrated learning, the contributions of research to the community and ethical research methods. How can we better enable learning in this sphere? How can we better enable research? ]]>
http://wiki.aoir.org/index.php?title=About_IR9.0
Paper Deadline June 15th.
Second Life is a 3d virtual environment created by Linden Lab (R) which has captured the attention of researchers and teachers from around the world from a variety of disciplines.
This workshop aims to improve the understanding of Second Life as a Learning and Research environment. It will bring 35 researchers together to collaborate, discuss and workshop diverse topics related to research and learning in Second Life. We will pursue a full-day schedule in which participants will discuss their work and interests on four different topics: learning in Second Life, integrated learning, the contributions of research to the community and ethical research methods. How can we better enable learning in this sphere? How can we better enable research?
Our honored keynote will be Pathfinder Linden
Researchers are requested to submit papers and short biography to slworkshop08@gmail.com, which will be selected and distributed amongst participants before the workshop. First invitations will be offered to those who provide full papers for consideration.
These papers have two purposes: first is to provide a common platform for understanding our research and teaching and second submitted papers may be considered for publication in an edited volume being produced in relation to the workshop, or possibly in peer reviewed publication derived from the workshop (these are currently under discussion).
Subsequent invitations will be made based upon research/teaching statement and biography with priority given to people submitting full papers. If you are interested in participating, please send an email containing your information to slworkshop08@gmail.com.
Decisions will be made by August 1st, barring incident. There is a limit of 35 participants at the physical meeting; the event will be simulcast into Second Life which will be organized by Jason Nolan.
We welcome professionals, faculty and graduate students to participate.
This workshop is sponsored by Linden Lab, creators of Second Life, and is organized by Jeremy Hunsinger, Rochelle Mazar, Aleks Krotoski and Jason Nolan. Lunch, coffee breaks and the room is included in participation. (And you'll probably get a t-shirt!)
*We are also seeking additional sponsors, please contact jhuns@vt.edu if you would like to sponsor this workshop
]]>Inspired by German architect Friedrich Kiesler's interest in the interrelationships between people culture and space, with a particular focus on the role of sound in this regard, the exhibition presents four individual installation works, all of which create singular spaces in the gallery while at the same time intermingling with one another, their environment and their subjects. In encountering each work, the line between audience, artwork and gallery blurs, challenging us to confront the continuity that exists between all three as well as, more broadly, art and life itself.
Tracts is curated by Ben Byrne. Former director of the Electrofringe and Liquid Architecture festivals Ben is an electronic musician, improvisor and artist currently undertaking a PhD on the nature of sound. The show also features the work of Adam Costenoble (Sydney), Matt Chaumont (Sydney) and Thembi Soddell (Melbourne). Musicians and gallery artists, Adam Costenoble and Matt Chaumont have both received Helen Lempriere Art Prize Awards, alongside Thembi Soddell who has released several albums and most recently performed at the Melbourne International Biennale of Exploratory Music.
This show is a part of the 2008 NEXT WAVE Festival 15th – 31st May
www.nextwave.org.au
Venue: Blindside Gallery, Level 7, Room 14, Nicholas Building, 37 Swanston St, Melbourne
Enter via lifts in Cathedral Arcade Cnr Flinders Lane
Opening: Thu 22nd May, 6 PM – 9 PM
Dates: 22nd May –7th June (Not Sundays, Mondays, Tuesdays or Wednesdays)
Times: 12 PM – 6 PM
ARTIST CONTACT: Ben Byrne, 0405 836 470, ben.byrne@gmail.com
MEDIA CONTACT: Miyuki Jokiranta 0448 727 388, miyuki@seventhousandoaks.org
Liquid Architecture 9, Brisbane Powerhouse July 4+5Liquid Architecture, Australia's premiere festival of audio arts returns to Brisbane this July for an incredible line up of sound and exploratory music from across the globe.
This year, the festival pulls together artists from Germany, France, Portugal and Australia, all of whom test for the very edge of contemporary practices in sound.
Included on the line up are the likes of the influential Portuguese electronic music pioneer Rafael Toral, Australia sound artist Nat and French Musique Concrete composer and environmental recordist Toy Bizarre, who prepares a unique site specific concert in each location he visits, to name but a few of the guests attending this year.
Held in the Rooftop Terrace, the event will feature a spatial sound system to maximize the listening experience for all in attendance! Limited seats, book early. A true festival for the ears!
-- info via http://www.room40.org/events.shtml ]]>
Liquid Architecture 9, Brisbane Powerhouse July 4+5
Liquid Architecture, Australia's premiere festival of audio arts returns to Brisbane this July for an incredible line up of sound and exploratory music from across the globe.
This year, the festival pulls together artists from Germany, France, Portugal and Australia, all of whom test for the very edge of contemporary practices in sound.
Included on the line up are the likes of the influential Portuguese electronic music pioneer Rafael Toral, Australia sound artist Nat and French Musique Concrete composer and environmental recordist Toy Bizarre, who prepares a unique site specific concert in each location he visits, to name but a few of the guests attending this year.
Held in the Rooftop Terrace, the event will feature a spatial sound system to maximize the listening experience for all in attendance! Limited seats, book early. A true festival for the ears!
-- info via http://www.room40.org/events.shtml
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Netaudio, the Offline Festival for Online Music comes back to London after a great festival in Berlin in 2007Netaudio'08 will take place from 22nd to 25th October 2008 at Shunt, a extensive labyrinth of tunnels underneath London Bridge Station.
Over four nights we will celebrate the creative output of networked musicians and online communities with talks, workshops, showcases and performances. Parts of Netaudio'08 will be programmed through an open call for entries. With this call we would like to give you the chance to put our attention to your creative activities related to the festival theme.
Call for entries runs in 3 strands: performance, installation and conference. For more information and to download the entry forms please visit: http://www.netaudiolondon.cc/blog/137/call-for-entries ]]>
Netaudio, the Offline Festival for Online Music comes back to London after a great festival in Berlin in 2007
Netaudio'08 will take place from 22nd to 25th October 2008 at Shunt, a extensive labyrinth of tunnels underneath London Bridge Station.
Over four nights we will celebrate the creative output of networked musicians and online communities with talks, workshops, showcases and performances. Parts of Netaudio'08 will be programmed through an open call for entries. With this call we would like to give you the chance to put our attention to your creative activities related to the festival theme.
Call for entries runs in 3 strands: performance, installation and conference. For more information and to download the entry forms please visit: http://www.netaudiolondon.cc/blog/137/call-for-entries
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Tending Networks: The 5th Aotearoa Digital Arts Symposium will address new developments, connections, and opportunities in digital, new media and electronic art practice in New Zealand and internationally.The symposium will feature presentations by major international artists Young Hae Chang Heavy Industries of Korea, and Adam Hyde, a New Zealander based in Amsterdam. A wide range of artists and researchers from Christchurch and around New Zealand will present current projects, and panel discussions will focus on the creation of new work, including the role of community networks, the value of collaboration, and the challenges posed by exhibiting digital art. ]]>
Tending Networks: The 5th Aotearoa Digital Arts Symposium will address new developments, connections, and opportunities in digital, new media and electronic art practice in New Zealand and internationally.
The symposium will feature presentations by major international artists Young Hae Chang Heavy Industries of Korea, and Adam Hyde, a New Zealander based in Amsterdam. A wide range of artists and researchers from Christchurch and around New Zealand will present current projects, and panel discussions will focus on the creation of new work, including the role of community networks, the value of collaboration, and the challenges posed by exhibiting digital art.
ADA, the Aotearoa Digital Arts Trust, invites artists, researchers, curators, art enthusiasts and all those interested in creative community networks from Christchurch and around New Zealand to participate. More detail on presenters and associated events follows.
Tending Networks takes place February 23-24, 2008,
at the Design and Arts College of New Zealand,
116 Worcester St, Christchurch.
Cost: $50 (waged), $30 (unwaged and Physics Room members)
For registration and more information email:
symposium@aotearoadigitalarts.org.nz
Tending Networks is supported by The Physics Room Contemporary Art Project Space, Design and Arts College of New Zealand, Creative New Zealand, the Asia New Zealand Foundation, and the ADA Trust.
visit http://symposium08.aotearoadigitalarts.org.nz for more details
]]>This book is a collaborative project put together by anthropologists, journalists, designers, illustrators, poets, musicologists, and photographers to capture the essence of the Boom Festival. The Boom Book includes essays, interviews, visionary art by Alex Grey, Robert Venosa or Android, and innovative texts about psy-trance. It is a cultural record of striking importance, capturing the beauty of Boom and also the role of subcultures in a modern world.
visit http://www.boomfestival.org/boombook/ for information about the Boom Book, or http://www.boomfestival.org/ for details about the festival.
the 2008 Boom Festival will be held from 11-18th August. you can virtually visit the Boom Festival location in google earth. ]]>
This book is a collaborative project put together by anthropologists, journalists, designers, illustrators, poets, musicologists, and photographers to capture the essence of the Boom Festival. The Boom Book includes essays, interviews, visionary art by Alex Grey, Robert Venosa or Android, and innovative texts about psy-trance. It is a cultural record of striking importance, capturing the beauty of Boom and also the role of subcultures in a modern world.
visit http://www.boomfestival.org/boombook/ for information about the Boom Book, or http://www.boomfestival.org/ for details about the festival.
the 2008 Boom Festival will be held from 11-18th August. you can virtually visit the Boom Festival location in google earth.
Festival of electronic music
27.11.2008 - 30.11.2008
Each year, at the WORLDTRONICS music festival, the House of World Cultures presents the most exciting musical developments from the world of electronic music. Having focused on Japan, Chile, the Congo and Israel in 2007, its second edition will now be devoting one of the evenings to Brazil: with electronic music reflecting on the theme of fifty years of Bossa Nova.
]]>Much Ado About Nothing is loaded with mismatched lovers, squabbling brothers, comic constables and bawdy humor. Young lovers Hero and Claudio are to be married in a week. To pass the time they conspire with Don Pedro, Prince of Aragon, to set a 'lovers’ trap' for Benedick, a self-confessed 'tyrant to women', and the independent and forthright Beatrice, his favourite sparring partner. Meanwhile, Don Pedro's half-brother, the devious Don John, conspires to break up the wedding. Rapier wit and cutting observation; lies, laughter and love with a stiff dose of betrayal. Such is the emotional arsenal deployed for Shakespeare's strategic guide to the war between the sexes.
Sponsored by the City of Sydney council, Sydney Shakespeare Festival is a newly formed not-for-profit annual outdoor festival. "Outdoor theatre is the most magical, accessible and historical performance style," said David Jeffrey, co-founder of the festival. "Relaxing under the stars, enjoying a picnic and the magic of Shakespeare, all while taking in the spectacular views from the park of Sydney Harbour, the Anzac Bridge and the Sydney City skyline, is a great way to spend a summer evening."
Sydney Shakespeare Festival proudly supports the Millennium Foundation and will donate 10% of every ticket sold to HIV Research. "We are thrilled to be associated with Sydney Shakespeare Festival," said Kylie Strudwick, Marketing Manager, The Millennium Foundation. "Even though 39.5 million people across the globe have the virus, HIV research does not receive the fund raising attention and awareness it deserves."
The annual Sydney Shakespeare Festival will feature the works of William Shakespeare and in time will include other contemporary classics. "Shakespeare's plays have captured the imagination of millions of people throughout the world for over 400 years and are as exciting and provocative now as the day they were written," noted Julie Baz, Artistic Director and co-founder of the festival.
The 2008 Sydney Shakespeare Festival is on at 8pm (front of house opens at 7pm) every Friday, Saturday and Sunday from Friday 11 January until Sunday 17 February in Bicentennial Park, Glebe Foreshore. For all the information you need to know about the festival and to book tickets online visit the website: http://www.sydneyshakespearefestival.com.au
Festival Details
2008 Festival: Much Ado About Nothing by William Shakespeare
Director: Julie Baz
Designer: David Jeffrey
Production Manager: Kylie Strudwick
Lighting & Sound: Bradley Linney
Cast: Martin Bell, Jennifer Davis, Kurtis Gee, Penny Hall, Richard Hilliar, Shane Imbert, David Jeffrey, Cherilyn Price, Roger Adam Smith, Matthew Stewart, Deborah Thomson
Dates: 8pm (front of house opens at 7pm) Fri, Sat, Sun, 11 Jan – 17 Feb 2008
Venue: Bicentennial Park, Glebe Foreshore
Ticket Prices: *$25 full, *$20 concession, FREE children 12 years and under, FREE people with disabilities, FREE people 65 years and over
*10% of every ticket sold will be donated to the Millennium Foundation for HIV research and for the first two weeks only, for every ticket purchased, the second ticket is FREE
Bookings: To book tickets online visit: http://www.sydneyshakespearefestival.com.au
Tickets will also be available at the door (cash only) from 7pm
16th-24th November, Brisbane, Australia.
www.otherfilm.org
Illuminating the Process... OtherFilm Workshops this week!
Lightstruck
A workshop for moving photogram creations delivered by Kerry Laitala (San Francisco)
Saturday 17th November 2007, 10am - 4pm
Queensland College of Art,
Photography darkrooms (level 3)
226 Grey St, South Bank, Brisbane, Australia
FREE / open to all - beginners and advanced encouraged
Modern day cine-mesmerist, film artist, film educator and creator of Muse of Cinema (35mm, 2006; featured in Rotterdam Film Festival, Ann Arbor Film Festival, San Francisco International Film Festival, Edinburgh Film Festival etc.), Kerry Laitala invites you to delve into her ultra-specialist treasure trove of knowledge on early cinema, optical film art, and her deep fascination with the spectre/spectator.
In this special one-off workshop, Kerry leads participants through a hands-on journey into the cinematic unknown. Working with 35mm colour film stock, torch light and an array of random objects and liquid, participants will create a collective abstract film over the course of the workshop using the photogram technique. Like May Ray's early photogram films (coined 'Rayograms'), experimental cinema artists have constantly re-imagined available resources creatively, to explore the limitless possibilities of moving image.
Instructional: Place found objects and materials directly onto the film and cast their shadows upon the raw emulsion with light! BYO transparent, translucent and opaque materials used to form latent shadowgraphic traces which are brought to life through hand processing; feathers, buttons, shells, sequins, Letraset letters, symbols and numbers, images printed on to acetate, painted film, anything graphically or texturally interesting.... . A vintage filmstrip projector will be engaged to project the film back the very same evening at the OFF07 event Monster Soup!
Info on Kerry Laitala: www.othercinema.com/klaitala
All are encouraged; however bookings are preferable, email to secure a spot! info@otherfilm.org
Note: You must wear enclosed shoes to enter the photographic darkroom environment.
Pull the Trigger!
Shooting and developing Super8 today delivered by Richard Tuohy (Nano Lab)
Sunday 18th November 11 - 3pm
Queensland College of Art,
Photography darkrooms (level 3)
226 Grey St, South Bank, Brisbane, Australia
FREE / open to all - beginners and advanced encouraged
Richard Tuohy, founder of Nano Lab (Daylesford, Victoria), lends his expertise, guidance and enthusiasm for all things Super8, with this hands-on demo to shooting and processing.
Explore a range of small-gauge cameras each with special functions and dis-functions. BYO cameras if you want to discuss them. Learn how to control and manipulate focus and exposure settings as well as some techno guff like cartridge re-notching and other small-gauge specific details. Enter the exotic amateur world of Super8 home processing, and consider the options still available for lab processing. Richard will also demo reversal colour film processing using Ektachrome film stock in an E6 bath.
Info on Richard Tuohy and Nano Lab: www.nanolab.com.au
All are encouraged; however bookings are preferable, email to secure a spot! info@otherfilm.org
Note: You must wear enclosed shoes to enter the photographic darkroom environment.
Sponsored by the Queensland College of Art, Griffith University
Product support Kodak Australasia
Pre - OtherFilm Festival Event
Artist Talk - Kerry Laitala
Thursday 15th November 6.30pm
State Library of Queensland,
Auditorium 2 (level 2), Cultural Centre,
Stanley Place, South Bank, Brisbane, Australia
Laitala grew up in the wilds of the Maine coast, developing a chronic passion for old things. Her penchant for medical imagery and artifacts of decay springs from occupations in medical and dental institutions where she works during the day (when she is not teaching film classes at the San Francisco Art Institute). Laitala also has a deep, abiding interest in the early history of cinema and pre-cinematic explorations, which have informed her work immensely. For every work she produces, she places her fingers on the pulse of the piece and allows it to grow organically, without a script or prescribed plan. She prescribes to the concepts laid down by early feminist and cine-club founder Germaine Dulac, maker of surrealist films in the 1920's, that cinema should not be enslaved by narrative and theatre, but rather should give form to our dreams and fantasies, and applies this to expansion of the cinema at every opportunity...
We have to thank a range of amazing folks, bodies, bureaucracies for all the support they've given us. The OtherFilm Festival 2007 has been brought into being by the Australia Council for the Arts, the Brisbane City Council, Pacific Film and Television Commission, Queensland College of Art; Griffith University, and numerous volunteers.
Curated by OtherFilm
Sally Golding, Joel Stern and Danni Zuvela
www.otherfilm.org
Named for modern society’s collective fascination with superlatives and for the biggest and best! of everything as much as for their wall of sound, Super Massive is a synth pop rock band with exhilarating, danceable grooves, an emphasis on melody and an engaging, energetic stage presence. The band has a unique sound and a treasure trove of songs that respond to the nature of today’s urbanised, fast-paced world.
Much of the writing was inspired by the experience of living in inner Sydney over the last couple of years. Says singer Malina Hamilton-Smith “Some of the songs are observations of society, whilst some are escapism – but escapism of a realistic kind. The sort of escapism anyone can achieve, such as trying to take life at a slower pace, living in the moment or living in your body as opposed to your head.”
Unlike many electro-heavy bands, Super Massive is a full rock band line-up, with synth elements used to add layers of texture, creating a very full and distinctive sound. Influences stretch beyond the current fashion for 80s synthpop to embrace aspects of 70s rock, glam rock, funk, French electro and big beat, building an original sound that avoids ever being purely retro.
Formed in 2005, Super Massive’s chief writers are singer/performer/writer Hamilton-Smith and drummer/composer Glenn Abbott (best known for his work in Machine Gun Fellatio). Talented bassist John D. Young (Marcia Hines, Chuck Berry, Vanda & Young) joined in 2006.
Rhythm and groove is incredibly important to Super Massive. “We want the music to move people, physically and emotionally. Glenn and John are both very funky players, and it’s awesome when they really let loose, play something intense and challenging and carry the audience away with them. They’re very good at adding tasty playing without distracting from the core structure of the song.”
One of the most popular events of the inner west’s cultural calendar, the Marrickville Road Festival is a street party that attracts over 50,000 people a year. “We’re thrilled to have been asked to play. We’re still a very new band and haven’t released any of our music yet, so it’s a lovely surprise to have been asked to join the bill of such a wonderful community spirited event. It’s great to be a part of it and we’re looking forward to a really fun day.”
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Electrofringe 2007 programme is now online. This is one of my favourite festivals, and it takes place annually in Newcastle, north of Sydney, Australia. During the festival Newcastle comes alive with creatives from all parts of Australia and overseas. The umbrella festival is called This is Not Art. Last year's festival was really hands on, which made it extra fun. This year looks set to keep your creative juices flowing also, with sessions such as Physical Computing : 1, Radio Locus Workshops such as Build your own Radio, Mulchwerk, a Dorkshop Sense & Control, a Homemade Instruments workshop Gestural Control & Feedback plus heaps more. The electrofringe website has the full program and a day by day listing of each workshop / panel session / project presentation / gig and happening. The other bonus to the festival is stopping to chat with friends and strangers about the festival and projects everyone has been working on over the year. Some documentation from previous years festivals is on this site, or check out the previous years festivals links on the electrofringe site.
]]> Electrofringe 2007 programme is now online. This is one of my favourite festivals, and it takes place annually in Newcastle, north of Sydney, Australia. During the festival Newcastle comes alive with creatives from all parts of Australia and overseas. The umbrella festival is called This is Not Art. Last year's festival was really hands on, which made it extra fun. This year looks set to keep your creative juices flowing also, with sessions such as Physical Computing : 1, Radio Locus Workshops such as Build your own Radio, Mulchwerk, a Dorkshop Sense & Control, a Homemade Instruments workshop Gestural Control & Feedback plus heaps more. The electrofringe website has the full program and a day by day listing of each workshop / panel session / project presentation / gig and happening. The other bonus to the festival is stopping to chat with friends and strangers about the festival and projects everyone has been working on over the year. Some documentation from previous years festivals is on this site, or check out the previous years festivals links on the electrofringe site.
]]>Bek Howe
Belladonna DIY festival organiser, What Do We Do When zine editor
woolongong
yes
Bek Howe
Belladonna DIY festival organiser, What Do We Do When zine editor
woolongong
Yes
yes
yes
http://www.aucklandfestival.co.nz/ ]]>
http://www.aucklandfestival.co.nz/ ]]>
Films do not play in cinemas. They are streamed online full screen with high image quality.
Just like at a regular film festival, visitors can choose from several programs. However, unlike at a regular film festival, they are able to switch easily between viewing locations.
]]>The festival broadcasted four programs; documentary, fiction, animation and art plus three special programs.
Composed by the KAN festival was a special program presenting a select number of films including films from Agnieszka Smoczynska, Anna Maszczynska and Anna Pankiewicz.
CultureTV brought a special program with selected international video art works. Including works from Pipilotti Rist, Grimanesa Amoros, Gaelle Denis and Bathtime in Clerkenwell by Alex Budovsky.
Visit : www.culturetv.tv
Isfth broadcasted in a special program films from James Harvey, The City of Photographers by Sebastian Moreno and four recent works from Dré Didderiëns www dredidderiens nl. This program was curated by Mak Kapetanovic.
We screened 18 hours of independent films from more than 100 filmmakers from over 20 different countries. The Festival was proud to present these films and their makers to you. ]]>
The festival broadcasted four programs; documentary, fiction, animation and art plus three special programs.
Composed by the KAN festival was a special program presenting a select number of films including films from Agnieszka Smoczynska, Anna Maszczynska and Anna Pankiewicz.
CultureTV brought a special program with selected international video art works. Including works from Pipilotti Rist, Grimanesa Amoros, Gaelle Denis and Bathtime in Clerkenwell by Alex Budovsky.
Visit : www.culturetv.tv
Isfth broadcasted in a special program films from James Harvey, The City of Photographers by Sebastian Moreno and four recent works from Dré Didderiëns www dredidderiens nl. This program was curated by Mak Kapetanovic.
We screened 18 hours of independent films from more than 100 filmmakers from over 20 different countries. The Festival was proud to present these films and their makers to you.
]]>earthcore's annual global carnival brings you a three day bush odyessey of music, dancing, performances, art, local designer and food markets and much more. A place where love, new friendships and creative inspiration blossom! An alternative music and lifestyle celebration outdoors in the beautiful Australian bush landscape, the way mother nature intended! Featuring over 150 artists, including over 30 international and over 100 local/interstate artsists from all corners of the globe - electro, trance, hard dance, techno, breaks, psychedelic, downbeat – across seven stages - no stone will be left un-turned!
Read more or visit http://www.earthcore.com.au for more details ]]>
earthcore global carnival
victoria
24 – 26 November, 2006
goulburn river, undera
supported by triple j's Mix-Up
OVER 150 ACTS, OVER 11 PLAYGROUNDS!!!
earthcore's annual global carnival brings you a three day bush odyessey of music, dancing, performances, art, local designer and food markets and much more. A place where love, new friendships and creative inspiration blossom! An alternative music and lifestyle celebration outdoors in the beautiful Australian bush landscape, the way mother nature intended! Featuring over 150 artists, including over 30 international and over 100 local/interstate artsists from all corners of the globe - electro, trance, hard dance, techno, breaks, psychedelic, downbeat – across seven stages - no stone will be left un-turned!
Monster Mainfloor: 1200 Micrograms (live/TIP World/UK), Phony Orphants (live/Iboga/Denmark), Mo-Shic (live/BNE/Israel), Myagi (2Wars/Splank/Monkey Shot/live/Canada), Nick Sentience (Riot/Quality Trax/UK), Tsuyoshi Suzuki (Tokyo Drome/Japan), Gaudi (Interchill/UK), Xavier Morel (Solstice Music/UK), Jeppe (Iboga/Denmark), lowkey + nude (Brisbane), Bubble & Squeak (live), Siaqua (live), Spiz (grand finale set), Dr Jane (Sydney), Anthony Miller and Little Evil.
Hydra Trance Stomping Ground: GMS (Spun/live/Ibiza), Raja Ram (TIP World/UK), DJ Lucas (TIP World/ UK), Shulman (Aleph Zero/Israel), Sirius Isness (Phantasm/live/Spain), Protoculture (Nano Records/live/Sth Africa), Michele Adamson (Spun/live/Ibiza), Eskimo (Phantasm/live/UK), Antix (Iboga/live/NZ), FREq (Iboga/live/NZ), Mantrix (Sub/Psy-Harmonics/live), Sourcepan (Faerie Dragon Records/Adelaide), Ritchie Jay (Sydney), Tee-C (Cairns), Coomzy, Dr B and Suntribe.
Red Bus Electribe Zone: Oforia (BNE/live/Israel), Fatali (BNE/live/Israel), DJ Frequence a.k.a. FREq (Iboga/Plasquasm/NZ), Mr Peculiar (Sonic Dragon/live), Hazchem (lively), Benza (lively), Dream Katcher (lively), Axiom (lively), Fulcrum a.k.a. Gavin Martin (lively), Digital Primate, Krusty, Max Vegas, Chunky, Semi Retired, Aaron Smiles, Miss Maxo, Jayson Holden, andycan, Cacophany, Dragonfly, Minge TV, Kundalini, Phil Davine Power and The Jackyl.
Club 333 VIP Discotheque (with lectroland.com, Screw Crew and Psyclone Posse): Numanoid a.k.a. Tsuyoshi Suzuki (Madskippers/Japan), DJ Lucas (10Kilo/UK), Emok (Phony Orphants/Iboga/Denmark), DJ Lucas (TIP World/UK), Chicago (1200Mics/TIP World/Ibiza), Space Tribe (live), Decoy (live), Jigsaw (live), Phat Controllerz, DJ Triploid, Mo Ichi, Luke McD, Mish'Chief, Blinky (live), Benson, Brainstorm, Deviant, Andee Frost, Tim Boyd, NicNac vs Colonel Mustard, Mbug, Geomythik, Wigsville Cabaret plus special guests.
Market Precinct presented by Lasergun & Sunny: Michael Mayer (Kompakt/Germany), Numanoid a.k.a. Tsuyoshi Suzuki (Madskippers/Japan), Spoonbill (live), Obliveus (Killa Beats/Beats Working) featuring MC Direkt + Jig (live bass), Thad Lester, Not Happy Jan, Mur@t (Sydney), Mike Hunt (Lasergun), Dave Pham (Lasergun), Cecille (Lasergun), Shifty, Hans DC (Beats Working), Lil Miss Breaks (Fractured), Guyno (Gimme A Break), Ferris (Slut), Rollin Connection (Dark Beat), Pixleton (Flirt), Simon Slieker & Heath Myers (Semi Retired), Virginia Le (DMC Records), Brett Anderson (DMC Records), Damian Laird (Sunny), Mike Callander (Sunny/Honkytonks) and Gavin Keitel (Sunny).
G.O.D Hard Dance Arena: John 00 Fleming (JOOF/UK), DJ Wag a.k.a. Yakooza (Traffic Tunes/Germany), Mark EG (Blackout Audio/UK), Alex Kidd (Goodgreef/UK), NFX (live), Audiodreams (live), Jewelz, Scott Alert, St Luke, JFX vs Dr Willis, Algorithm, Smeagol, Krisis vs Exa-Cist, Ben Kakoschke, Soul-T and DJ Comp Winner.
Japanese Bonsai Bonanza: Nate (Protoculture/Nano Records/Sth Africa), Uni (Evolution/live/Japan), Slum (Elf Music/live/Japan), Ta-Ka (Mother/Light Music/Japan), Daijiro (Digital Block/Japan), Tokage (Sirius/Japan), Kemix (Sanskara/Japan) and YK (Psy16/Japan).
Market Chillout Dome: Dakini (Submerge Chill Festival), Superfluous Nipple (Biosine/live), Oblique Industries (lively), Selwa (Sanctuarythms) Nemo (Liquid Amber), Sam I Am (Dadastream), Dr Zauis (Dadastream) and Sub G (Uncommon Force).
Frequency Floor: Trolley, Al Diddy, Psychogenesis (live), Sonic Shroom, Miss Regal, Bobby Raver, Auricle, TD Shagga (Somatica), Rif Raf (Deep as Funk/Sydney), MacNik (JonnyMac vs Atonix) and Stoj vs Disect (Canberra).
Renegade Posse presented by Smile Police & Reason: Garthy Garth vs Ozmusic, Jordz, Carlos McSunt, Photon, Xpression, Artemis, Matty J, Loota, Raving Alco, Gazmatron, Squidy, Dex and M-Experience.
Workshop Area: Get energised with drumming and circus skills! Express yourself with stencils and paint! Feel rejuvenated with yoga and massage! Whatever you’re into, check out the Workshop Area! Conscious Realm presents The Last Bastion of Peace - Healing, Performance & Workshop Space including R.I.S.E {Rhythmic Internal Self Expansion},1tribe and Dreamtank2012, Yoga, Qi Gong/Tai Chi, free-styling, improvised performance, painting and drawing and Improvised dance, screening of psychedelic, consciousness expanding and just plain enteraining audio/visual delights.
Roving Performances: Asphyxia (marionette puppetry), Body Grinders (angle grinding), Elohims Child a.k.a. Nik Didge (slide didge direct to your campsite), Emanate (hoop formations), Hektix (roving performances), Makanico's Trichterkraken (squid-like tandem tricycle creature), Neo Starlet (burlesque/cabaret), ORNOThologist (stiltwalking), The Claudatron (Sonic Manipulator Space Performer), Combust Crew (fire acrobatics), Wigsville Cabaret (techno-pop-cabaret) and Queens of the Xbones (burlesque magic).
Décor, Installations + Visuals: The Cyberdelic Harem by Red Herring (Lectroland) & Geomythik (clothing and accessories), Visual Kinetic Fusion installation by Ki Art, Perfectly Lucid - See The Sound (animation, video, live camera feeds and props), Psychedeliacies by Humania (projections/FX/people), Planet Spanna Productions (installations), by Anne Marie Sinclair (mainfloor Aztec theming),Voodoo Productions Deja Voodoo Tronik Trance Temporal (special) Anomoly, Starburst Creations (domes) plus an Outdoor Cinema (screening footage from this year's festival, past festivals and other psychedelicacies).
If you only go to one event this year, then make it the Earthcore Global Carnival – because when the festival's over and your sneakers are a bit worse for wear, you know you're gonna spend the next two weeks scraping dirt out from underneath your fingernails and catching up on sleep lost, you will still have all the happy memories, isnpired musical inspiration and maybe a bit of tan to take home with you!
Ticket information:
Earlybirds: $110 til end of September + $120 til end October
Final release pre-sale tickets: $150 + bf
Club 333 VIP $250 for limited time then $333: Gets you entry to Earthcore Global Carnival, plus the fully enclosed Club 333 Discotheque featuring special international guests and locals, lounges, complimentary alcohol, massages and nibbles, private dancefloor, bathroom facilities and more
Gold Pass $450: Gets you into every Earthcore event for a 12 month season! Present your medallion at the gate and receive 2 x VIP tickets.
Birthday Offer: If your birthday falls between 24 - 26 November, you party for free! You will need to provide proof, such as licence, birth certificate or passport. Discounts also available for birthday groups. This special offer is only available via Earthcore office. Email admin@earthcore.com.au to arrange.
Purchase online: www.earthcore.com.au
VIC Ticket Outlets:
Alley Tunes: Shop 8 660A Glenferrie Rd, Hawthorn (03) 9819 9449
Central Station: 2 Somerset Place, Melbourne (03) 9654 2505
DJ City: 958 Centre Rd, Oakleigh South (03) 9579 5991
DJ City: Fact 12 / 22 - 24 Rhur St, Dandenong (03) 9793 4442
DMC: 211 Commercial Rd, South Yarra (03) 9824 1211
Earthcore HQ: 271a Carlisle St, Balaclava (03) 9527 1444
Eye Spy: 58 - 60 Young St, Frankston (03) 9770 0580
HMV Bourke Street: Shop 18, 283 Bourke Street Mall, Melbourne (03) 9654 8533
Inacoma:439 Brunswick St, Fiztroy (03) 9416 1020 and 149 Maroondah Hwy, Ringwood (03) 9879 4944
Island Girl Retreat: 1/163 Alcand St, St Kilda 0423 087 481
Mighty Music Machine: 497 Chapel St, South Yarra (03) 9827 4753
Platinum Records: Shop 3/25 Bridge Rd, Richmond (03) 9427 1333
Poetic Jungle: 35 Puckle St, Moonee Ponds (03) 9370 6154
Mixed Bag Music: 276 Church Street, Richmond (03) 9428 0025
Slave Incorporated: 11 Chapel St, Windsor (03) 9510 8793
Disclocation/Leading Edge: 67B Reid Street, Wangaratta (03) 5721 4594
Hysteria: 70 Union Lane, Shepperton (03) 5831 3138
NSW Ticket Outlets:
Central Station Records: 46A Oxford St, Darlinghurst (02) 9361 5222
Electric Monkeys: 78 - 80 Gould St, Bondi Beach (02) 9365 6955
In-denial: 74 Glebe Point Rd, Glebe (02) 9571 8521
Psydeways: 480 King St, Newtown (02) 9565 1828
Red Eye Records: 66 King St, Sydney (02) 9299 4233
Spank: 395 Bourke St, Surry Hills (02) 9360 0548
PDMS: 301 Hunter St, Newcastle (02) 4925 3996
Redback Music: 133 Crown Street, Wollongong (02) 4229 6169
Music@Byron: Shop 12 Byron Plaza N. Johnson St, Byron Bay (02) 6685 7611
Fairy Floss: 6/52 Johnson St, Byron Bay (02) 66808896
QLD Ticket Outlets:
Rocking Horse: 245 Albert St, Brisbane (07) 3229 5360
Gooble Warming: 73 Vulture St, West End (07) 3844 6006
Music Mania: 77b Scarborough St, Southport (07) 5591 1665
Sunflower Music Store: Shop 13 Pacific Fair Shopping Centre, Broadbeach (07) 5538 1850
Toomba Records: Shop 129 Dolphin Center Orchid Ave, Surfers Paradise (07) 5539 9396
Phat Beatz: Shop 10, Noosa Junction Plaza, Noosa Heads (07) 5474 9444
SA Ticket Outlets:
3R Dimension, 71 Semension Rd, Semphore (08) 8242 2965
Mills Records: 22 Adelaide St, Fremantle (08) 9335 1945
Tasmanian Ticket Outlets:
Nourish Café: 129 Elizabeth St, Hobart (03) 6234 5674
Ruffcut Records: 33a Elizabeth St Mall, Hobart (03) 6234 8600
ACT Ticket Outlets:
JB Records: Saraton Bldg, Cnr E. Row & City Walk, Canberra (02) 6247 4401
NZ Ticket Outlets:
Cosmic Corner: 237 High St, Christchurch +64 3377 2949; Palms Mall, Christchurch +64 3385 2949; 179 Cuba St, Wellington +64 4801 6970; 5 High St, Auckland +64 9303 2949
355 George St, Dunedin +64 3479 2949
Future Earthcore Gatherings:
Every Sunday – Freebase @ Brown Alley
Oct 7 – Honto featuring Electric Universe (live) and Peter Didjital @ Brown Alley
Oct 20 – Collision 2 – where styles clash @ The Prince
Nov 3 – Earthcore Global Carnival Program Launch featuring Sesto Sento
Dec 1 – Earthcore Global Carnival After Party featuring Raja Ram (12Mics/Shpongle/TIP World/UK), Eskimo (Phantasm/UK/live), Antix (Iboga/NZ/llive) + special guests @ The Prince
Dec 1 – Honto featuring Michael Mayer and Numanoid (Tsuyoshi Suzuki's electro outing) @ Brown Alley
Dec 1 – 3 – Earthcore Carnival Qld featuring DJ Krush, Growling Mad Scientists, Raja Ram, John 00 Fleming, Nick Sentience, Michael Mayer, Phony Orphants, DJ Lucas, Emok, Jeppe and locals across 4 stages @ Cruiser Park, Jimna, Sunshine Coast
March 12 – Earthcore in the Park Festival 2007
2007 – Bliss, Hydra, Traincore, Honto, Collision, Earthcore Japan, Earthcore national
http://www.earthcore.com.au for more details
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queensland
1st - 3rd December, 2006
@ Cruiser Park, Jimna, Sunshine Coast
supported by triple j's Mix-Up
You're invited to kick off your summer in style at the biggest and best dance party experience of the summer when Earthcore's Annual Global Carnival hits Cruiser Park on the Sunshine Coast 1st - 3rd December, 2006! To be held in Queensland for the second time ever after over 13 years of festivals in country Victoria, the weekend of music, arts and dancing promises something special to be remembered.
Full international line up includes DJ Krush (hip-hop/Sony/Japan), John 00 Fleming (hard-dance/trance/JOOF/UK), Michael Mayer (electro/Kompakt/Germany), Nick Sentience (hard-dance/trance/Nukleuz/UK), Raja Ram (trance/1200 Mics/Shpongle/TIP World/UK), GMS (trance/live/Spun/Ibiza), DJ Lucas (breaks/10kilo/UK), Phony Orphants (progressive/live/Iboga/Denmark), Emok (prog/Phony Orphants/Iboga/Denmark) and Jeppe (Phony Orphants/Iboga/Denmark) across four stages.
The Monster Mainfloor features everything from dub and hip-hop, to hard dance, psy trance, breaks, electro and more with locals Slot Machine (live/Byron Bay), AB Didgeridoo (live/Byron Bay), D-Ko (live), Hired Goonz (live/Gi'iwa), Drew-id (live/Dada-Stream), Paul Abad (Subterran), CY (Zenon/Polysonic) and Cosmo Cater.
The collective energies of some of Brisbane's burgeoning techno and electro nights over the last five years, Drop and liquidBASS bring you everything from mantric tribal techno rhythms, raw jacking funky house, deep hypnotic minimal house, to breaks, broken beats, acid, glitch and booty with Scott Walker (DROP), Orinoko (liquidBASS, Melt, 4zzz ,Electronic Goodness), Fuzion (Melt), Shadrach (liquidBASS, acidfever), Nick Taylor vs Jet More a.k.a. Jet Taylor Experience (Byron Bay), Dave Basek (Junkbeats/20for7/Tza Dynasty/Byron Bay), Murray Antill (live), Si Clone (Submerged Bay Fm/Byron Bay), Fergus Alexander (Logic/BPM), G-Money (The Goodness), Valli Lee (The Goodness/liquidBASS/4ZzZ Electronic Goodness) and Schoolyard Dope Fiends.
Brisbane's leading drum & bass posse Rudebwoyz go head to head with Virus crew for three days of broken beats, electro, progressive and hard trance / dance madness with courtesy of lowkey + nude (live), Baby Gee (Family), Tranceducer (Virus), Operon vs Erther (Rude Bwoyz), Anarchy (Majex/Resonate/Mayhem), Michael Redfern (Logic), Majex (live), Sektile vs Shards (generation2K- PLEXUS/!113g@1 v@1u3), Sammy Gee (Gold Coast), De la Haye (Junglettes), Kosha D (Phat alBeats), JT Effect, Angus Gibbons and Justus.
Polysonic bring you an array of psychedelic delicacies from around the world and beyond (Friday only) including Hexadecimal (live/Brisbane), Jole (Loony Tunez/Nthrn NSW), Amaranth (Zenon), Mesq (Gi'iwa/Polysonic/Reality Pixie), Chaotic Eternal vs Tantrum (Nthrn NSW), Kaneda (Polysonic), Senoi vs Karmacuetical (Harmonize Records), Solatek (Domo Rec/Psytek/Cairns) and Dr Zaius (DadaStream).
Lighting and visual delights by Mark Hemmant (EFX Lighting), Ampt Productions, Squiffyvision, Pi-rate and OE World, roving performances by All Star Fish and aural delights by J&S Audio.
Earlybird tickets SOLD OUT. Second release $85 til end September, third release $90 til end October.
Full pre-sale tickets $99 from 1st November.
. Camping is included in your ticket price! Tickets can be purchased from www.earthcore.com.au, Gooble Warming, Rocking Horse Records, Central Station, Skinny's Music, Butter Beat, Music Mania Southport, Sunflower Music Broadbeach, Toomba Records Gold Coast, All Music & Vision, Fairy Floss and Music Shop Byron Bay, Music Bizarre Lismore, Red Zoo Maroochydore and Phat Al Beats Noosa.
http://www.earthcore.com.au
[via phreakin news list] ]]>
earthcore global carnival
queensland
1st - 3rd December, 2006
@ Cruiser Park, Jimna, Sunshine Coast
supported by triple j's Mix-Up
You're invited to kick off your summer in style at the biggest and best dance party experience of the summer when Earthcore's Annual Global Carnival hits Cruiser Park on the Sunshine Coast 1st - 3rd December, 2006! To be held in Queensland for the second time ever after over 13 years of festivals in country Victoria, the weekend of music, arts and dancing promises something special to be remembered.
Full international line up includes DJ Krush (hip-hop/Sony/Japan), John 00 Fleming (hard-dance/trance/JOOF/UK), Michael Mayer (electro/Kompakt/Germany), Nick Sentience (hard-dance/trance/Nukleuz/UK), Raja Ram (trance/1200 Mics/Shpongle/TIP World/UK), GMS (trance/live/Spun/Ibiza), DJ Lucas (breaks/10kilo/UK), Phony Orphants (progressive/live/Iboga/Denmark), Emok (prog/Phony Orphants/Iboga/Denmark) and Jeppe (Phony Orphants/Iboga/Denmark) across four stages.
The Monster Mainfloor features everything from dub and hip-hop, to hard dance, psy trance, breaks, electro and more with locals Slot Machine (live/Byron Bay), AB Didgeridoo (live/Byron Bay), D-Ko (live), Hired Goonz (live/Gi'iwa), Drew-id (live/Dada-Stream), Paul Abad (Subterran), CY (Zenon/Polysonic) and Cosmo Cater.
The collective energies of some of Brisbane's burgeoning techno and electro nights over the last five years, Drop and liquidBASS bring you everything from mantric tribal techno rhythms, raw jacking funky house, deep hypnotic minimal house, to breaks, broken beats, acid, glitch and booty with Scott Walker (DROP), Orinoko (liquidBASS, Melt, 4zzz ,Electronic Goodness), Fuzion (Melt), Shadrach (liquidBASS, acidfever), Nick Taylor vs Jet More a.k.a. Jet Taylor Experience (Byron Bay), Dave Basek (Junkbeats/20for7/Tza Dynasty/Byron Bay), Murray Antill (live), Si Clone (Submerged Bay Fm/Byron Bay), Fergus Alexander (Logic/BPM), G-Money (The Goodness), Valli Lee (The Goodness/liquidBASS/4ZzZ Electronic Goodness) and Schoolyard Dope Fiends.
Brisbane's leading drum & bass posse Rudebwoyz go head to head with Virus crew for three days of broken beats, electro, progressive and hard trance / dance madness with courtesy of lowkey + nude (live), Baby Gee (Family), Tranceducer (Virus), Operon vs Erther (Rude Bwoyz), Anarchy (Majex/Resonate/Mayhem), Michael Redfern (Logic), Majex (live), Sektile vs Shards (generation2K- PLEXUS/!113g@1 v@1u3), Sammy Gee (Gold Coast), De la Haye (Junglettes), Kosha D (Phat alBeats), JT Effect, Angus Gibbons and Justus.
Polysonic bring you an array of psychedelic delicacies from around the world and beyond (Friday only) including Hexadecimal (live/Brisbane), Jole (Loony Tunez/Nthrn NSW), Amaranth (Zenon), Mesq (Gi'iwa/Polysonic/Reality Pixie), Chaotic Eternal vs Tantrum (Nthrn NSW), Kaneda (Polysonic), Senoi vs Karmacuetical (Harmonize Records), Solatek (Domo Rec/Psytek/Cairns) and Dr Zaius (DadaStream).
Lighting and visual delights by Mark Hemmant (EFX Lighting), Ampt Productions, Squiffyvision, Pi-rate and OE World, roving performances by All Star Fish and aural delights by J&S Audio.
Earlybird tickets SOLD OUT. Second release $85 til end September, third release $90 til end October.
Full pre-sale tickets $99 from 1st November.
. Camping is included in your ticket price! Tickets can be purchased from www.earthcore.com.au, Gooble Warming, Rocking Horse Records, Central Station, Skinny's Music, Butter Beat, Music Mania Southport, Sunflower Music Broadbeach, Toomba Records Gold Coast, All Music & Vision, Fairy Floss and Music Shop Byron Bay, Music Bizarre Lismore, Red Zoo Maroochydore and Phat Al Beats Noosa.
[via phreakin news list]
]]>10am Anna John
11am Hans Stoeve
11:45am Ollo (DJ Set)
12:30pm Bass Kleph
1:15pm Bentley
2pm Bec Paton
3pm Sub Bass Snarl
4pm RifRaf
(via Cryo/Cyclic maillist) ]]>
10am Anna John
11am Hans Stoeve
11:45am Ollo (DJ Set)
12:30pm Bass Kleph
1:15pm Bentley
2pm Bec Paton
3pm Sub Bass Snarl
4pm RifRaf
(via Cryo/Cyclic maillist)
]]>featuring Scanner, David Shea + others
Thursday Nov 9 - Saturday November 11, Brisbane Powerhouse
A Festival celebrating the sound of vision in cinema.
Truly beautiful imagery and deeply evocative sound by acclaimed international and Australian artists.
http://brisbanepowerhouse.com.au/ ]]>
featuring Scanner, David Shea + others
Thursday Nov 9 - Saturday November 11, Brisbane Powerhouse
http://brisbanepowerhouse.com.au/
SOUND POLAROIDS FESTIVAL
A Festival celebrating the sound of vision in cinema.
Truly beautiful imagery and deeply evocative sound by acclaimed international and Australian artists.
REPORTAGE
In Brisbane for the first time, reportage is a dynamic cinematic experience featuring photo essays by Australia’s best photojournalists and documentary photographers set to a moving soundtrack.
ANG FANG QUARTET
Experience the classic Charlie Chaplin comedy The Gold Rush the way it was meant to be seen - with a musical score performed live in the cinema by the extraordinary Ang Fang Quartet. Red hot swing meets slapstick in this night of hilarious entertainment. A 2006 Melbourne International Comedy Festival favourite.
ELECTROMA
Get excited. Daft Punk, the elusive and reclusive French electro duo of Thomas Bangalter and Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo have created a psychedelic musical and visual odyssey about the quest of two robots to become human. This is the Australian premiere of Daft Punk’s directorial debut.
SCANNER: 52 SPACES & DAVID SHEA
Internationally respected UK sound artist Scanner uses the seductive conversation, musical fragments and city soundscapes to create an homage to Italian film director Michelangelo Antonioni and his city of Rome. With The Eclipse (1962) as the focus, Antonioni’s classic film is reflected back to the audience in harmonics, hushed voices and sound effects.
New York composer David Shea is a master of collage and reinvention. Symphony of Scenes is a unique electronic music spectacle celebrating the visuals of iconic film auteurs including Sam Fuller, John Cassevetes and King Hu and the sound/composition of giants Bernard Hermman and Toru Takamitsu.
ENGULFED BY A MILLION ATOMS
This installation by Melbourne media and sound artist, Bruce Mowson was inspired by the 60s TV series, The Time Tunnel in
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Cost: Tickets from $15
Box Office: 3358 8600
Event Date/s: Thu 09 Nov 2006 - Sat 11 Nov 2006