I will be performing on Wednesday the 26/05/2010 at the Fremantle Arts Centre with local cello legend Tristen Parr for the opening of a new exhibition by French artist Pierre Bismuth, co-writer of Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind!

I am a huge fan of this film and this style of art, Bismuth is bringing some exhibitions and installations that have been created with Michel Gondry of which I am personally a bit too excited about.

Tristen and I recently did an extended cello set at the Granular Synthesis concert Libertas and we will be bringing that plus lots more for this very special occassion.

Exhibition Opening
6:30pm Wednesday 26 May

Exhibition runs until Sunday 18 July

For more information about the exhibitions check the FAC website.

Pierre Bismuth has been exhibiting his work for the past twenty years. Prominent monographic exhibitions have been held at the British Film Institute, the Kunsthalle in Basel, Nice’s Villa Arson, Rotterdam’s Witte de With, at MAMCO in Geneva, and at the Kunsthalle in Vienna. He has participated in group exhibitions at the Centre Georges Pompidou, the ICA in London, the Sprengel Museum in Hanover, Frankfurt’s Museum für Moderne Kunst, the Kunsthalle Bern; the Ludwig Museum in Köln, the Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam, and numerous others. His work was included in the 2001 Venice Biennale and in Manifesta 4. Bismuth has had solo shows at galleries in such cities as London, Paris, Brussels, Turin, Tel Aviv and Antwerp. Pierre Bismuth is the only visual artist to have ever won an Academy Award — in 2005 for Best Original Screenplay with Michel Gondry and Charlie Kaufman for the film Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind.

Sunday the 16/05, 21.00-23.00. Check it out on RTR FM 92.1, or on here web. I have grabbed some new CD’s and have a whole host of amazing tunes to play.

As always local noise, digital cacophony and post-electroacoustic aventures.

This coming Tuesday the 19/05, I will be performing alongside Tom Hall (QLD), Chris De Groot and Stina, as part of the Sound Unbound Festival at ECU. The event will be held in the Kurongkurl Katitjin gallery on the ECU Mt Lawley Campus, which is a really cool gallery space being used for sound experiments for this fortnight.

Should be a fantastic concert all around, Tom Hall does some great things with digital sound and has recently released some music on the Overlap.org San Franciscan music community.

I will be doing live vocal / guitar / maxMsp performance, bringing the set I played on my Japan tour back to Perth. I’ll also be lending some digital processing to Chris De Groot’s Novelty Instrument set.

Sound Unbound Festival presents: Club Zho with Tom Hall (QLD) and WAAPA students Kynan Tan, Chris De Groot and Stina.

For more information about visiting artist Tom Hall, please visit: http://www.tomhall.com.au/Tom_Hall.html

Club Zho will take place at ECU Mount Lawley Campus in the Kurongkurl Katitjin gallery.

Entry is $15 / $10 concession
Student rush $5

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