Liquid Architecture 9 artists ::
toy.bizarre (Bellac, France)
Marcus Schmickler (Cologne)
Andrew Pekler (Berlin)
Robert Normandeau (Montreal)
Rafael Toral (Lisbon)
Lawrence English (Brisbane)
nat (Melbourne)
Alex White (Sydney)
Jacques Soddell (Bendigo)
Metalog (Sydney / Melbourne)
Ian Wadley (Melbourne) Richard Nunns (New Zealand) Clocked Out Duo (Brisbane) Kusum Normoyle (Sydney) Kazumichi Grime (Sydney) Nick Wishart + Hirofumi Uchino (Sydney) Heil Spirits (Sydney) Ivan Lisyak (Sydney) Toecutter (Sydney) Natasha Anderson(Melbourne)
Jodi Rose (Sydney) Rene Christen (Sydney) Melissa Hunt (Sydney) Mark Brown (Sydney) Jason Sweeney (Sydney) Jessica Tyrrell (Sydney)
Eamon Sprod / Tarab(Melbourne)
Camilla Hannan(Melbourne) Ryan Cockburn (Melbourne) Thembi Soddell (Melbourne) Carl Priestly (Melbourne) Matt Davis (Melbourne) Hi God People (Melbourne)
Yannick Dauby(Taipei)
Reinhold Friedl(Berlin) Jean Luc Guionnet (Paris) Cornel Wilczek (Melbourne) Anthea Caddy (Melbourne) Rod Price (Melbourne) Tom Hall (Brisbane)
file_error(Cairns)
Cat Hope (Perth)
Liquid Architecture 9 directors :: Nat Bates, Lawrence English, Jen Teo, Alex White, Jacques Soddell, Tos Mahoney
Sounds Like
Artists who have participated in Liquid Architecture (in no particular order): Cellule d'Intervention Metamkine, Pauline Oliveros + Ione, Runzelstirn & Gurgelstock, Dave Phillips, Clinton Green, Rainer Linz, Nigel Wright , Abject Leader, Thomas Knox Arnold, M.Rösner, Shoeb Ahmad, Simon Hampson, Winner, Tony Mason-Cox with Ann Onymous, The Daniel Green Tribute Show, Sounding Wivenhoe (Erik Griswold + guests), Kamusta, Dean Linguey, Abe Sada, Jasper Streit, Rik Rue, Wade Marynowsky, Robin Fox, Cat Hope, DJOlive, Thembi Soddell, Greg Davis, Jeph Jerman, Qua, eRikM, Donna Hewitt, Julian Knowles, Dean Roberts, The Swiss Australian Collectibles, Speak Percussion, Duo B&B, Martin Baumgartner, Simulus, Philip Brophy, Faber Castell, Ross Manning, Alan Nguyen, Ross Bencina, Zane Trow, David Edwards, The Loop Orchestra, Clayton Thomas, Jim Denley, Amanda Stewart, Pimmon, Gail Priest, Ros Bandt, Garth Paine, Michael Atherton, Peter Blamey, Darrin Verhagin, Ivar Lehtsalu, Lawrence English, Nigel Brown, Anthea Caddy, Ben Carew, Alice Hui-Sheng Chang, Rod Cooper, Malakat, Michael Prior, Eamon Sprod, Sean Baxter, Paul Rodgers, Benjamin Ducroz, Ryan Hayward, Kristina Matovic, Klipp AV, Ian Andrews, Kazumichi Grime, Dave Noyze, Alex White, Antediluvian Rocking Horse, Essendon Airport, Scot Cotterell, Undecisive God, Will Guthrie, Arnya Tehira, Ben Henderson, Dale Nason, Kim Bounds, Damian Laird, Lucas Abela, Pat Stormont, Raysles and Shoushi, SEO, Somaya Langley, TBA, Thomas Brinkmann, Wake Up and Listen, Zen Paradox, DPWplf, Jean Poole, Keith_d, Lindsay Cox, Alan Lamb, Eric La Casa, Jean Luc Guionnett, Philip Samartzis, James Hullick, Jodi Rose, Myles Mumford, Pia Borg, Sam Acres, Botborg, Dominic Redfern, Bruce Mowson, Severed Heads, Abject Leader, Camilla Hannan, Children In The Game, Incidental Amplifications, Ai Yamamoto, Paul Abad, Luke Jaaniste, Beta Erko, Lieutenant Colonel Spastic Howitzer, Clare Cooper, Inge Olmheim, Social Interiors, Ivan Lisyak, Machina Aux Rock, Splinter Orchestra, file_error, The Consumers, nat, Shannon O’Neill, Sam, tq, Tom Ellard, Peter Newman, Jon Hunter, William Noble, Stephen Fox, Cameron Foster, John Watermann, Jessica Tyrrell, Chris Caines, Wet Gate, Rob Muir, Sumu Sivanesan, scissors for sparrow, Rob McDougall, mimic mass, Reinhold Friedl, Michael Vorfeld, Anthony Pateras, Chris Abrahams, Pierre Bastien, Tony Conrad, Bucketrider, Grant Collins, Compost, Kate Crawford , Adam Nash, Lloyd Barrett, Tim Catlin, Clocked Out Duo, Topology, Jody Kingston, The Terminal Quartet, Ernie Althoff, Geoff Robinson, Hannah Clemen, Andrew Garton, Bernard Parmegiani, Sue Harding, Infrasound, Scott Arford, Randy Yau, Bec Charlesworth, Casey Rice,
Cicada, Kirsten Bradley, Nick Ritar, James Wilkinson, Andrew Barrie, James Cecil, Cassandra Tytler, Phillip Pietruschka, Sally Golding, Pia Borg, Joel Stern, Alison Blunt, Jasmine Guffond, Anne-Marie Kohn, Karli Munn, Claire Conroy, Jean Poole, Louise Terry, Sally Blenheim, Isobel Knowles, Boo Chapple, Jennifer Sochackyj, Kelly Sturgis, Julie Burleigh, Jim Knox, Biffplex, Porter Ricks (Thomas Koener), Oren Ambarchi, Martin Ng, Tony Buck, Michael Sheridan, minit, Jeremy Collings, Natasha Anderson, Sun Valley, Haima Marriott, Gus Franklin, Carl Priestly, Viveka De Costa, Nigel Helyer, Warren Burt, Nicole Skeltys, Sonia Leber, David Haines, Black Lung, Snawklor, pf duo, Kettle, Sophea Lerner, Five Fold Galactic Bells, Hagus, David Thrussell, Andrew Kettle, les brooms, Tarab, Michael Graeve, Deuce Ambience, Andie Reynolds, Hand Eye Coordination, Dan Hawkins, Futile Sound of Brunswick, Radiation Therapy, bags, Ollie Olsen, Nat Bates, Abi Crompton
Australia's premier sound-arts festival Liquid Architecture celebrates its ninth consecutive year with concerts, surround sound presentations, audio-visual and recorded work, exhibitions and installations. Featuring our most imaginative musicians, composers, sound designers and media artists in a sense-specific feast for the ears.
Liquid Architecture is a sense specific festival, as opposed to genre specific. The artistic content of the festival focuses upon and privileges sound practice that is difficult to categorise into existing music genres, or work that is of a genre where few high profile opportunities for exposure exist, such as electro acoustic or avant garde music.
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. A key objective is the promotion of artists practicing in the periphery of music and sound culture, particularly those with an experimental aesthetic and a critical approach to (media) cultures. Now coming into its seventh consecutive year, Liquid Architecture is the only festival in Australia that 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 and to make sound culture more accessible.
All photos by Christina Tester
“ …it is clear that Liquid Architecture 6 is now a true celebration of the aural sense, with a fearless drive and ambition, aiming to shift expectations, challenge and develop audiences and to take the idea of a soundart festival to the next level …”
Gail Priest, writing in RealTime
Hey Liquid architecture, are the tickets for the Sydney show being sold through The Factory venue? Because I checked out the website and I can't get any tickets anywhere. I really don't want to miss out! Cheers
Electrofringe 2008 is now calling for proposals for this year’s festival from artists, media makers, curators, researchers, playful experimenters, enthusiasts, writers and producers.
Electrofringe is a five day festival of electronic arts and culture occurring as part of This Is Not Art in Newcastle Australia. Electrofringe is dedicated to furthering the creative use of technology and electronic art forms with focus upon skills exchange and development. In 2008 Electrofringe is also including a residency program in Newcastle during the lead up the the festival to allow for the creation of site specific work.
Electrofringe is seeking proposals in the following program areas:
Artist and Project Presentations, Panels, Workshops, Site Specific Residencies, Special Events, Electro-Online (web based art) and Electro-Screen (single channel video based works).
WORKSHOP, PRESENTATION, PANEL AND RESIDENCY PROPOSALS ARE DUE BY THE 31ST OF MARCH 2008
ELECTRO-ONLINE AND ELECTRO-PROJECTIONS SUBMISSIONS ARE DUE BY THE 31ST OF MAY 2008
For further information visit: www. electrofringe. net
ElevenEleven is a new fortnightly netradio show from Australia that explores sound art in its various forms - Experimental, avant-garde, improvised, noise, electronic, headphone music. Presented by Plum Industries & Straightup.com.au
Down Pat has been asked to fill in for Sophie Brous on the fine Wednesday night show, “Dance Cadaverous” on 102.7 RRR while she takes a well earned Summer break. You can find it on your radio or stream it from http://www.rrr.org.au/ . Broadcast time is 10pm (Australian eastern standard time). Dj down pat plays a mix of improv, folk, electronic, avant-garde, punk, indie, psych, drone, ol' timey, degenerate rock, cocktail music, funeral favourites and spazzy sounds from all over the world and outer space. In the coming weeks, Down Pat will Interview Hi-god people and play a Royal Trux special.
Here’s what he played last week.... Scott Walker – Prologue /Little things. Morricone – Astratta 1 from Veruschka Nigel Bunn - Index (Corpus Hermeticum) Skaters – from Dispersed Royalty or LP Gate – standing in fields from the monolake cd on Table of the elements. Always – Di-ye=ah – Nervous Jerk/Remote control Bad tables – Marriage is forever?? Bruce Haack – Electric lucifer Enkidu – Live in Kyoto – 1974. First half of side D of awesome new double vinyl on Locust. Black dice – Toka Toka From load blown. Canned heat – going up the country. MV & EE with the Golden road – I got caves in there from Gettin’Gone. 3:53 Sir Richard Bishop – Rub’ al Khali from Polytheistic Fragments LP Stuart Busby – Gumboots from radiance and decay on kindling . Armpit – track 7 from Butta Daze. Celebrate psi – phenomonen. Will Guthrie – Taken from the album Body and limbs still look to light on Cathnor Kemialiset Ystevet – Superhimmel 1 – side 1 of new self titled record on Fonal. Listen. Dance Cadaverous on 3RRR fm 102.7 - 10 pm Wednesday nights in January. Stream it online.
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