Y3k newsletter 3,4 will be out in September as a folded A3.
Monday, August 18, 2008
Thursday, July 17, 2008
Sunday, June 22, 2008
Thursday, May 29, 2008
Sunday, May 25, 2008
Y3k NEWSLETTER
OUT ON SATURDAY.
the first issue of the monthly newsletter will be three A4 pages folded, in each other, with more to fit into the center in the following months. contrabutions by: Saskia Schut, Jah Jah Sphinx, Evergreen Terrace, Matt Hinkley, Hao Guo, Liz Allen and the Y2k Melbourne Biennale.
Avalable at The Narrows, TCB, Upplands, and other places.....
This issue has been helped out by the Narrows, Evergreen Terrace, Matt Hinkley and James Deutsher.
Thursday, May 1, 2008
Sunday, April 27, 2008
Current events
#5
Unsheltered Workshop & Objects in space
Exhibition: Wednesday May 14—Saturday June 14 from 12:00PM
at VCA Margaret Lawrence Gallery, 40 Dodds St, Southbank
Duration: 5 hours. Closed Sundays and Mondays.
#4
THE TELEPATHY PROJECT
SEAN PEOPLES AND VERONICA KENT
"Throw away your computer! Telepathy is the future!"
Where: Front windows of the Forum Theatre – corner of Russell and Flinders St. Melbourne
When: 20th May 2008 – 24th May 2008
Live telepathic performances 4.30pm – 9.00pm daily
Telepathic space and messages viewable 24 hours a day
CLOSING NIGHT CELEBRATIONS
Sat 24 MAY 2008, 9.00pm
www.myspace.com/veronicakent
www.nextwave.org.au
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#3
Kain Picken & Rob McKenzie
Blind man sees UFO
3-24 may Opening Saturday May 3rd, 6-8pm
UPLANDS GALLERY www.uplandsgallery.com
Studio2 & 3 249-251 Chapel Street Parhan
Tuesday to Saturday 11-5:30
#2
CLUBS project Inc. is pleased to launch Fiona Macdonald’s GRATUITOUS INTENT. The publication engages the range of strategies that Macdonald has explored whilst investigating the institutional frameworks of various Melbourne ARI spaces since 1990. These projects include Hidden/Modern at Store 5, Gratuitous at Penthouse and Pavement and Bone at CLUBS project. GRATUITOUS INTENT documents these projects with accompanying texts by Fiona Macdonald and Spiros Panigirakis.
This project is the second of aseries of 'peer productions' in which CLUBSproject dedicates funds tosupporting the work of a local practitioner. CLUBS developed this program toacknowledge their generous contribution to the local context.
The launch of GRATUITOUS INTENTcoincides with the exhibition GENERA,the continuation of the ARI exhibition series by Fiona Macdonald, at OcularLab.
opening and launch 3-5pm May 32008
exhibition May 3-11 2008
Ocular Lab Inc.
31 Pearson St., West Brunswick 3055 (map ref 29 7-D)
email: ocularlab@gmail.com www.ocularlabinc.com
ph: 0417 232 594#1
SCREENING OF THE 1919 CLASSIC SILENT FILM
THE CABINET OF
DR. CALIGARI
WITH LIVE IMPROVISED EXPERIMENTAL NOISE MUSIC BY
THE DONKEY’S TAIL
with guests Dominico De Clario + Michael Graeve + Jess Pinney
FRIDAY 16 MAY
5:00PM
MONASH UNIVERSITY, CAULFIELD CAMPUS
ART + DESIGN LECTURE THEATRE
G1.04
OPPOSITE FACULTY GALLERY
DRINKS IN THE FACULTY GALLERY FOR THE CLOSING OF THE SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE EXHIBITION 1:1 AT 4:00PM
The Cabinet of Dr Caligari
Director: Robert Wiene
Germany, 1919
B&W, silent
This silent classic example of German Expressionist Cinema tells the stylized tale of Dr. Caligari, a fairground showman who hypnotises an innocent villager – turning him into a somnambalist (a sleepwalking ‘zombie’) – and compels him to carry out fiendish murders.
Robert Wiene’s one-of-a-kind thriller features fantastic stylized sets, anti-realistic acting, evocative subjective camerawork and unusual and distinctive costumes and make-up.
The director hired the expressionist designers Hermann Warm, Walter Roehrig and Walter Reimann, all affiliated with the magazine Sturm, to design the innovative painted sets that include distorted perspectives, twisted shapes and sharp angles. The idea being to expand the cinema beyond its usual rendition of ‘picturing reality’.
The film was originally released with shifting green, brown and blue tinting on black and white.
The Donkey’s Tail
The Donkey’s Tail is an experimental, abstract, free noise, improv, garage ensemble using electric guitars, drums and percussion teamed with trombone, triangle, squeaking dog toys and alike.
The group was formed in early 2007 by artist John Nixon as a recording project. To date, 12 studio CDs have been released with Nixon solo or in combination with one or more members of the ensemble.
The ensemble for tonight’s concert is comprised of John Nixon, John Bartley, Ljiljana Green, Danny Lacy, Warren Taylor, Daniel Argyle and David Palliser with Dominico De Clario, Michael Graeve and Jess Pinney as special guests.
www.myspace.com/thedonkeystailmusic
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