Career Highlights |
2003 | 2002 | 2001 | 2000 | 1999 Soundscapes2002AD Electronic Music Conference, Adelaide Fringe.11:00am - 12:30pm, Wills Refectory. With Sonia Leber and David Chesworth (Wax Sound Media), Scanner and Andrew Kettle. The nature of sound has and will continue to be explored by electronic sound artists. Their ability to place computer based sounds within both specific environments is a particular art. This session will explore sound its environmental context and placement.
The Static LaboratoryPlay: [5:04]
[Live. 24 November, 01. Can of Worms Festival, Brisbane Powerhouse, Turbine Hall. A collection of aural, alchemical laboritory experiments and research.]
"I was really quite spellbound by the
performance and the subject matter and by the end could make sense of the
alchemical connection with sound in terms of vibration. And of course there is
something innately magical about electricity, and in particular - arcing and
sparking. I though you were very dextrous with leads and connectors and
maintained a spoken word performance in persona very adeptly. Your assistant
played an admirable role with the rat and associated lab tasks."
Small Black BoxIn 2002, Small Black Box, A Monthly performance space at Metro Arts, 109 Edward St., Brisbane to foster a community (both artists and audience) dedicated to experimental music and sound art, curated by Andrew Kettle received a 'Arts & cultural product' grant of $4995 from Arts Queensland to produce and promote the performance space. This grant has developed the www.smallblackbox.com.au site. printed monthly press material, rental of the Metro Arts theatre space and artists payments.
EarClipsEarClips 2002 is a collection of new work for radio commissioned by The Listening Room with funds from the Radio Special Initiatives Fund through Radio National and the Regional Radio Production Fund. This collection features 19 three minute sound clips which reflect creatively on the theme "my world, this time".Andrew Kettle was commissioned to create "Cunningham's Gap", exploring his shared love for the landscape and its perceived spirit that moulded his childhood in Uragupul territory. Reviving the remnant language that was documented of the Uragupul people. "The tones and rythmns of the words are part of the landscape themselves." The compilation of EarClips 2002 where featured through July and August on ABC Classic FM, as part of the 70th anniversary of the ABC.
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