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Hey there folks,
Just a quickie to remind you that the Gertrude Street Projection Festival launches this Friday night. There are seven days of awesome events on at a range of venues, so get down if you can.
If you are going to be in the area on opening night (this Friday), the OUTPOST crew are performing at Southpaw from 9 till 11 p.m followed by a DJ set from Soup (MISO).
Southpaw is located at 189 Gertrude Street, Fitzroy.
A relatively quiet night down at Bar Open last night, but an exemplary set from Peter Knight - aka Allotrope. Peter gave a fine performance in which he captured a plethora of sounds (all generated from his horn) and intertwined tasteful live processing with some on the fly arranging to create some spontaneous work that spanned from microscopic sounds of the human vessel to lush cinematic textures. Another fine example of the fine musicianship of one Peter Knight.
The monthly audio-video jam session/love in that is OUTPOST is on from 8:30pm Wednesday 27th of May at Bar Open.
Be sure to bring your devices down for a play or just bring yourselves for a tech perve and a tasty beverage.
Straight outta Adelaide, we are delighted to have a feature slot from v-tar wielding video and sound artist Lynne Sanderson (VJ Sustenance), who came and jammed with the OUTPOST/Plug’n'Play collectives for last years Digital Fringe webcast on mogulus.
Based in Adelaide, Lynne has been entertaining clubbers with her original style of layered visuals since 1992. From small to large shows, some of the highlights have included Dave Clarke and Aphex Twin. She has also crossed over to corporate shows such as the launch of the Adelaide Film Festival 2005 and was resident at the Adelaide Festival’s Persian Garden 2006/08. Lynne’s obsession with more fluid performative control led her to create the v-tar, a visual controller in the shape of a flying v guitar.
Over the years, Lynne also has led a parallel life as a media artist. Her artworks are interactive and involve the participation of the public. She has exhibited extensively including MTV Australia, the Museum of Modern Art NYC, ISEA95 Montreal, Adelaide Biennial of Australian Art, Sydney Opera House, Biennale of Electronic Art Perth (BEAP) and the New Forms Festival, Vancouver, Canada.
After many years of collaborations and conversations with musicians, Lynne has decided to try her hand at creating audio. Over the last month Lynne has been creating dark, minimal beats using a Nintendo DS.
For her show at Share Outpost she will be triggering aspects of both the audio and visual on the v-tar. Lynne is experimenting with the live implementation and performance of these mediums. She is exploring the process of what is it to create sound from a visual perspective. This is her AV debut and a work in progress.
The Jams are on as always, new players/projectors/purveyors are most welcome so tell your friends and..
Bring your gear and have no fear!
See you Wednesday the 27th..
the Outpost Collective
Greetings OUTPOST friends,
The prolific master of the record players DJ WASABI, is performing a very special feature set at this month’s OUTPOST.
Wasabi is doing a live scratch video set over some new audio tracks he has been working on.
He will be rocking his Numark Virtual Vinyl set up so be sure to come and check the Don of the decks in full effect!
The jams are also absolutely on so come down and bring your devices..
It all takes place next Wednesday the 29th of April from 8.30 p.m. at Bar Open and as always, entry is free.
As always, new players/projectors/purveyors are most welcome so tell your friends and..
Bring your gear and have no fear!
Be sure to come down to Australian Centre for the Moving Image this Thursday the 23rd of April from 6:30pm for our show as part of the Synaesthesia series. Drinks are form 5:30 and performance begins at 6:30 sharp in ACMI’s Studio One. We are also playing with bad-boy Robin Fox so you know you have to be there!
Greetings OUTPOST friends,
the relaunch of OUTPOST at our new awesome venue Bar Open is almost upon us and we’re making it a cracker.
Get yourselves down to 317 Brunswick Street, Fitzroy on Wednesday March 25th from 8:30pm - entry is free and beverages are very reasonably priced.
For this month’s event, we are thrilled to have Jean Poole and Lewis CanCut performing a warm up set for their upcoming TV-inspired ACMI Synaesthesia show.
Jean Poole, aka Sean Healy, is concerned with real time audio visual performance. A founder of Newcastle’s Electrofringe
Festival, Jean Poole is regular contributor to the event’s annual program and travels Australia (and Europe) performing at
major events and festivals.
Providing the music to Jean Poole’s visuals is Lewis CanCut, aka Lewis Gittus, a young DJ hailing from regional Victoria with a
love of vinyl. His current work examines elements of club culture such as appropriation and repetition, bound together by
dense layers of stolen sound that threaten at any moment to self implode!
Stalwart of Melbourne downtempo sweetness, Thomas Campbell (aka. Soup from MISO) is also performing a solo slot which will be sure to satisfy like a good meal.
The jams are also absolutely on so be sure to come down and bring your devices for the a/v key party..
As always, new players/projectors are most welcome so tell your friends and..
Bring your gear and have no fear!
See you Wednesday the 25th..
the Outpost Collective
Greeting friends of OUTPOST,
This to let everyone know that the the first OUTPOST for 2009 will be on Wednesday the 25th of March from 8:30pm - so no OUTPOST for February.
We are also excited to be relocating OUTPOST to the new iconic location of Bar Open. Bar Open is loacted at 317 Brunswick Street, Fitzroy. We are currently programming for the March relaunch and we hope to see as many of you down to set it off as possible.
Specifics of the launch to follow.. stay tuned.
Greetings from the OUTPOST crew,
Due to a special event at Stutter this Wednesday, this month’s OUTPOST will not run.
Stay tuned for further information on upcoming OUTPOST events for 2009 including a performance at ACMI on Thursday April 16 as part of their Music for Moving Image series.
Thanks for your support and we look forward to seeing you at the next OUTPOST in February.
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