This concert showcases live interdisciplina
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This event was cancelled for public safety due to COVID-19.
You are cordially invited to the opening of a new exhibition Fabric Culture, at the galleries of the Grainger Museum.
The exhibition explores and responds to the fashion and textile arts of composer Percy Grainger, and will include collaborative works by students from the Faculty of Fine Arts – Victorian College of the Arts and Melbourne Conservatorium of Music in the Bachelor of Music (Interactive Composition) and Bachelor of Fine Arts (Animation) degrees, as well as performances from leading academics Anthony Lyons and Paul Fletcher creating an interdisciplinary experience performing on modified sewing machines as sonic and visual reactive controllers.
Performances will begin at 5:30 pm, with the event concluding at 7 pm. All are welcome, and no bookings are required.
Trailer_ “PatternLoops” Fabric Culture Exhibition Grainger Musuem July 27 – August 29 2019 from VCA Film & Television on Vimeo.
We look forward to welcoming you to the Grainger Museum and to our Fabric Culture exhibition.
Fabric Culture is a month-long collaborative exhibition between the Faculty of Fine Arts and Music and the Grainger Museum.
Opening – Thursday August 1st, 5pm-7pm, Grainger Museum, Parkville
https://grainger.unimelb.edu.au/whats-on/events/fabric-culture-exhibition-performance
Interactive Composition: An Open House – HAUNTED HOUSE.
HAUNTED HOUSE is an interactive composition experience exploring the aesthetics of The Uncanny, degrees of Uncanniness and Uncanny Effects. Using music, sound, words, projection and objects in installation, seven composers engage with archetypes and tropes of the Haunted House as a crucible for transformation, the lingering nature of memory, and the fragile interstices between loss and anxiety. Explore notions of psychological horror and the other – echoes, shadows and mirrors – and the ambiguity between inanimate objects, automaton, and personhood. Presenting new works by Serge Balaam, Ryan Basile, Talie Helene, Monica Lim, Richard Munro, Harry Tran, and Rory Vagg.
Red Shed #1, Wednesday 17 April.
See event page for more info and bookings.
Showcasing live, interdisciplinary moving and installed works by first and second year Interactive Composition students. Enter our open house and experience a vibrant world of light, sound and movement. Includes the premiere of the 2018 Adolph Spivakovsky Scholarship for Composition of Music work, Waster by Mitch Catterall.
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