subject to change
live event schedule
1200- 1400
Exercise Roses by Laura Cooper
Laura will perform live from the British Council Building in Bangkok. This is a durational performance in which the audience are invited to come and go, and pass by as the audience in Bangkok pass by the huge glass windows that separate Laura from the outside world.
1400- 1600
mouth to mouth
Performance using virtual and live performers.
Tamara Ashley
improvisation with sounds and materials brought from the mountains
tractors and atttractors performance lab participant showing
1630- 1730
Discussion with Dr Cormac Power, Mark Hill, Kate Craddock and Tamara Ashley
Dr Cormac Power’s research investigates notions of presence in performance and Mark Hill is currently researching fine art practices and software development. The discussion will address what happens at intersections of technological mediation, technological development and performance that develops specificity in its response to site.
1800- 1830
Lag Time by Adrienne Clancy with guest performer
From Washington, DC, Adrienne will perform an improvised score, which will be virtually mediated and caught by a performer in Newcastle. This project develops ideas about consciousness and performance in relation to the theory of Benjamin Libet’s half second lag between the unconscious mind and the conscious mind, and the six second lag that sometimes occurs in the transference of information through the web.
1900
VADCO from Chicago
A live feed tango fragmented and virtualised by the partial views of three web cams. Directed by Valerie Alpert.
2000
live set by Chikon and guests
Sonic and movement improvisations with Chikon and guest improvisational dancers, live acoustic bass from Andy and Dave on MAX/MSP, Space Echo and Pedals.
2100
calling home by Activelayers
Four people, four geographies, one site. Meet Heather, Esme, Michael J Finch and Grand Uncle; they want to talk about where they come from and where they are going. Aren’t we all just trying to find our way home?
