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SUMMARY:Transports (Eduardo Cossio) & extracts from text score archive (Craig Pedersen)
DESCRIPTION:Concurrent exhibitions at Spectrum Project Space featuring the photography and “video scores” of experimental musician Eduardo Cossio\, and the text score archive of composer-performer Craig Pedersen. \n  \n\nOpening: Thursday 14 March\, 5pm–7pm\nExhibition dates: 15 March to 17 April\nBuilding 3\, 2 Bradford Street\, ECU Mount Lawley\n\n\nGallery opening hours:\nTuesday to Friday\, 10am–4pm\nSaturdays March 16 and April 13\, 10am-3pm
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LOCATION:Spectrum Project Space\, 2 Bradford St\, Mt Lawley\, WA
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SUMMARY:Zuli (Cairo)\, Great Statue\, Leon Osborn
DESCRIPTION:***  ZULI will be performing a very special live set on the night! *** \nAhmed El Ghazoly aka ZULI\, is a multi-instrumentalist\, producer\, and sound artist from Cairo\, Egypt. \nInternationally\, ZULI is best known for his releases on Lee Gamble’s UIQ – which included a string of EPs as well as his debut LP Terminal\, an album that highlighted the depth in his productions\, as he simultaneously combines experimentations in rap/hip-hop with music for listening as well as the dancefloor. The Italian Haunter Records also saw the release of the infamous Trigger Finger EP which went on to be remixed by the likes of TSVI\, AYA\, Acre and more.In 2019\, ZULI launched a video series ‘irsh’ together with Rama where they curated and invited artists to play video recorded sets in a social setting. Only having the chance to record two episodes before the pandemic struck\, they launched a label and released the first irsh compilation in September 2020 which highlighted talent from Cairo and the Middle East. The second compilation is currently in the works. \nLocally in Cairo\, ZULI is best known for his work in the Hip-hop scene\, particularly with rapper Abyusif (who appeared on ZULI’s 2018 album ‘Terminal’) but also in the Electronic music scene as part of the now defunct collective Kairo Ist Koming (KIK) between 2012-2015. It’s there he founded Cairo’s alternative music venue and club\, VENT\, together with Asem Tag aka ($$TAG$$)\, which existed between 2013-2015 before transforming their project into a namesake club night and festival. Around the same time\, VENT London was established at the now closed Dance Tunnel venue by a third partner\, Mohamed Elshourbagui. \nZULI’s music garners support all over the board ranging from the likes of Aphex Twin and Autechre\, to Ben UFO and Bradley Zero\, even Richie Hawtin through its wide ranging sound. He joined the NTS Radio roster in 2016 with a monthly show that includes a dedicated hour to guest appearances from up and coming DJs and ones he meets touring around the world. \nMost recently ZULI released a live album entitled “Digla Dive – Live” on the legendary Nashazphone\, and has many new projects in the works including a live a/v show with Omar El Sadek. \n“Probing that tension between dance floor connection and loner headtrip\, ZULI seems to enjoy antagonising club norm” – Angus Finlayson for Resident Advisor \n“The producer whose music is too weird for Cairo\, it turns out\, is a few steps ahead of European clubbers\, too.“ – Philip Sherburne for Pitchfork \n“An amalgam of both global and regional electronic subgenres\, All Caps has everything one can expect from a contemporary vanguard producer: a signature style\, ultramodern sound design\, inventive recombinations of past forms\, and sociopolitical references to the here and now.” – Jaša Bužinel on the EP “All Caps” for The Quietuson \nsupporting this gig\, very stoked to have: \nLeon Osborn – https://soundcloud.com/leonosb… \n+ more TBA \nposter/artwork by Lyndon Blue \n***********************\naccessibility: wheelchair accessible \n************************ \nFree entry to all First Nations people\, please contact me prior to the event to arrange\, so that i can sort this.pls email: ben.aguero@hotmail.com \n*************************************** \nit is a privilege to be able to live & create on this land. We acknowledge the traditional owners of this land\, the Whadjuk people and we pay our respects to elders past\, present & emerging. Sovereignty was never ceded. \n***************************************
URL:https://owls.place/event/zuli-cairo-great-statue-leon-osborn/
LOCATION:Goolugatup Heathcote\, 58 Duncraig Rd\, Applecross\, WA\, 6153\, Australia
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