I wrote about The Instrument Builders Project exhibition in Melbourne in late 2014, and this piece is included in the new book documenting the project Hits from the Gong, along with full colour documentation of artists and instruments, as well as other writings by Joel Stern, Helen Hughes and more. Copies are available from Shame File Music.
My previously-unreleased track “Vinyl Cut-Ups” is on the recently-released Cluster compilation CD, issued by Cluster Magazine. You can order for $5 from here.
My 2011 ‘RPMs 2’ cassette was released in 2011 by Altered States. Now sold out, it’s been reissued online for free streaming/download by Shame File Music. This is the second in a series of albums I released on various labels from 2010 to 2012 documenting the RPMs series of compositions for turntables (see Discography for details).
GAIP in conjunction with TESTING GROUNDS presents gather a 24 hour performance event on May 14/15, 2016 at Testing Grounds, 1 – 23 City Road, Southbank, Saturday 6:00 pm. until Sunday 6:00 pm.
gather will function, in part, as a closing ceremony, marking the end of a chapter for Testing Grounds (which will undergo a major upgrade over winter).
There will be no programmed performances, instead, spontaneous, adhoc, on-the-spot collaborations, and an improvisational approach to performance of any material will be the predominant mode of relation, forming a constantly negotiated improvisational ecology.
Video from a GAIP event at Testing Grounds in 2014 below:
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Clinton Green (solo performance)
Tim Coster
Todd Anderson-Kunert
Wednesday May 18, 2016, 7pm at The Alderman (upstairs), 134 Lygon Street, Brunswick East.
Carmen Chan has taken out second prize in the Chapel Street Art Town awards. Carmen’s work drew on a four hour street performance earlier this year with myself and Llara Goodall, and incorporated video, audio and visual art work created during this time into the resulting multi-media piece. Congratulations, Carmen!
Friday 15 April 2016, 8pm – An Evening of Listening – Conduit Arts
Hear the latest iteration of two immersive sound experiences:
Aviva Endean: Mass blindfolded Sound Immersion. With guests performers: Clinton Green, Michael McNab, Dale Gorefinkel and Matthew Horsley http://www.avivaendean.com/
(We played this at Quiet Noise earlier this year, if you missed that or want to experience this unique piece again, here’s your chance).
TARAB: careful arrangements of sonic rubbish. 8 channel audio, speakers, transducers and objects. http://tarab3058.com/