Experimental Sounds, Sculptures and Installations.
Curated by Lee-Ann Joy (SCENE5 design)
OPENED: Saturday 29 October 7pm-9pm RUNNING until 19 November Wed to Sat 12-5pm
OPENING NIGHT PERFOMANCES: Dale Chapman, Marco Cher-gibard, Rodney Cooper, Mark Groves & Sharryn Koppins (Dick Threats), Vijay Thillaimuthu.
Experimental sound is a particular genre of music that is elusive to many; it is a genre where people explore sounds outside general rules of composition and assembly to create an unaccustomed type of music. This exhibition offers a discourse of experimental sounds via different forms of media incorporating sculpture, installation and film and is to challenge traditional sensibilities as to what quantifies as music.
Photographer: Lily Pilly Photography (top) & Elyss McCleary
Photographer: Elyss McCleary
Rodney Cooper - Sculptor, performer and sound artist. His sound compositions come from the objects he builds. The ongoing development of the artist’s metal craft skills has facilitated the creation of complex musical instruments that expand the physical relationship between the body, form and space. Rodney has exhibited, toured and played extensively nationally and internationally. Rodney has also been filmed and aired by ABC Television.
Photographer: Lilly Pilly Photography (top) & Elyss McCleary
John Waller
John Waller is an Australian artist working in new media installation and screen based culture. His current practice focuses on the production of computer animation, video and sound for projection and installation projects.
Antonia Goodfellow
Antonia Goodfellow is best known for her large scale immersive installations and sculptural objects that verge on the architectural. Her work references various aspects of the micro and macro universes.
Lee-Ann Joy
Lee-Ann Joy is the director of SCENE5 design. Lee-Ann's focus of her design practice is concentrating on a cross disciplinary approach to Art and Architecture. Lee-Ann's artistic focus is to develop the sculptural study of domestication and trades with sound art.
Photographer: Lilly Pilly Photography
Tara Cook
Tara Cook is a Melbourne based contemporary artist. Tara's practice can be located within the fields of glitch, post-media and expanded practice. Theoretically centred around relationships with technology, she transforms and translates the broken, outmoded and unwanted aspects of media, creating interactive and temporal installations.
Vijay thillaimuthu
Vijay Thillaimuthu is a Melbourne based audio visual artist. who studied under (and later collaborated with) Robin Fox, Vijay has created a body of work that tests relationships between various technologies and how this can be applied within performance and installation situations to create extreme sensory environments.
Vijay Thillaimuthu, 2011
Photographer: Lee-Ann Joy
Dale Chapman is a Melbourne based artist. Dale’s present practice includes building and performing with handmade electronic instruments (tone generators) and circuit bent toys. Dale has over the years contributed greatly to the experimental sound and art scene in Melbourne.
Photographer: Lilly Pilly Photography (top) & Elyss McCleary
International Guest Artists
Buttercup Insurgent, E.T.G, Exomène, Cezary Gapik, IDTAL, Jason Kavanagh, Sean Derrick Cooper Marquardt, NOS Project, Maresuke Okamoto, PAS, Jaime Rguez, Hugues Vincent.
This collection of overseas artists are renown sound artists that lead the way within their individual fields of creating experimental sound. All are actively involved in the promotion of experimental music whether touring, collaborating or running their own labels and promoting other artists.
CLICK here for International Guest Artists Sound Clips
Photographer: Lilly Pilly Photography
OPENING NIGHT
CLICK here for Exhibition Opening Photo Gallery
FURTHER INFORMATION:
Experimental Sounds, Sculptures & Installations facebook group
Facebook sound group
List of Artists - Facebook Event
lists all the artists involved in the show
0 comments:
Post a Comment