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SUMMARY:Goolugatup Sounds: Hubbub (FR) / No Bride
DESCRIPTION:Exhibitions opening and live music\, Saturday 8th February\, from 5pm\, FREE entry\, with full bar\, great food\, and spectacular views over the Derbal Yerrigan.\n☆☆☆\nFall Damage\, Tiyan Baker & Jason PhuArtists Tiyan Baker and Jason Phu have spent hundreds of hours playing Fortnite together. Connected remotely through in-game microphone\, for the artists\, Fortnite has become a space for artistic discussion and exploration. Recently\, Fortnite has connected with Unreal Engine to make its four years worth of assets available to the public to build and modify their own Fortnite worlds. In Baker and Phu’s Fall Damage\, the artists draw on existing themes in their work to present a series of video\, sculptural and interactive works derived from worlds built by the artists in Unreal Engine Fortnite. Drawing on the nihilistic pleasure of gaming and the possibilities for finding personal agency\, in Fall Damage explores such ideas as building utopian futures\, speculative altars of worship and communion\, transcendence into virtual (after)lives\, respawning and survivance.Exhibition open 8 February continues until 23 March 2025.\n☆☆☆\nRelic\, group exhibition curated by Rare SilkRelic is an experimental visual arts exhibition that delves into the profound themes of memory\, loss\, and the enduring connections with those who have passed. Contemporary artists are invited to craft unique relics that reflect their personal experiences of grief and transcendence\, transforming their emotional journeys into tangible artworks. Each piece serves as a vessel for reflection\, encouraging viewers to contemplate their own narratives of farewell and the echoes left behind. This exhibition offers a space where art and memory intersect\, creating a collective tapestry that honours both individual and universal experiences of loss.Featuring artists Andrew Sunley Smith\, Andrew Beck\, Alice Humphries\, Danielle Caruana\, Duncan Wright\, Eli Smith\, Heritier Kasanda\, Ilona McGuire\, Jessee Lee Johns\, Kate Hulett\, Ken Meyer\, Manveen Kaur Kohli\, Max Barton\, Sam Bloor\, Sarita Slater\, Tim Meakins\, Tom Mùller. Curated by Rare SilkExhibition open 8 February continues until 23 March 2025.\n☆☆☆\nRTRFM Art Fundraiser ExhibitionFeaturing artists Ailsa Waddell\, Andrew Forbes Macphail\, Ben McDonald\, Bruno Booth\, Cara Teusner-Gartland\, Cole Baxter\, Eduardo Cossio\, Emma Daisy\, Focus Pocus Photography\, Geoff Wake\, Guy Louden\, Helen Long\, Jade Turcato-Buttle\, Karin Morris\, Liz Knuckey\, Luisa Hansal\, Matvey Nechaev\, Natalie Scholtz\, Nic Kotsolgo\, Sam Bloor\, Sasha Britto\, Shupiwe Chongwe\, Stef Rae\, Tamara Marrington\, Thierry Eclipse\, Xavier Turisini\n☆☆☆\nGoolugatup Sounds 23 ~ co-presented by Goolugatup Heathcote and RTRFM\nFrom 5pm Saturday\, 8th February GOOLUGATUP SOUNDS returns in 2025 for its 23rd edition – featuring Hubbub (France)\, Yikes + Nafta and more TBA\n☆☆☆\nImage: Tiyan Baker\, ‘Personal computer : ramin ntaangan’\, 2022\, installation view\, The Lock Up\, NSW. Documentation by Ben Adams.\nACCESS – The gallery is wheelchair accessible and ACROD parking is available nearby. Main entry is 1.4m wide\, and accessible toilet doors are 0.9m wide. Toilets are unisex. If you require an AUSLAN interpreter please contact us.\nGETTING HERE – Goolugatup Heathcote is a cultural precinct located on the shores of the Derbal Yerrigan\, in the suburb of Applecross\, just south of the centre of Boorloo Perth\, WA. It is 10 minute drive from the CBD\, and ample free parking is available. The closest train station is Canning Bridge\, and the closest bus route the 148.\nw. goolugatup.coma. 58 Duncraig Rd\, Applecross WAe. heathcote@melville.wa.gov.aui. @goolugatupheathcotep. 08 9364 5666
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LOCATION:Goolugatup Heathcote\, 58 Duncraig Rd\, Applecross\, WA\, 6153\, Australia
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SUMMARY:Muse: Soundscapes with Kim Little
DESCRIPTION:Calling all curious alternative art lovers\, gothic museum cats\, nature worshippers and fans of ethereal music (think Dead Can Dance\, This Mortal Coil\, Cocteau Twins\, Royksopp\, Aphex Twins Ambient Works) to FRINGE 2025! Premiering here in Perth\, this is one you simply cannot miss. \nImmerse yourself in an after-hours journey through WA Museum Boola Bardip. Local audiovisual artist and post punk singer Kim Little crafts atmospheric experimental soundscapes that transport you through the region’s stunning landscapes. Flora and fauna transformed into aural impressions\, the seasons experienced in soundwaves\, this is a unique show that will calm you\, open your mind and cure you. \nFeaturing stunning museum collections\, immersive artworks\, gorgeous architecture\, new music and a live performance. \n\n\n\nPresented by:\nKimberley Little \n\n\n\nPerth audiovisual artist Kim Little is an alternative singer\, dj and filmmaker in the global audiovisual underground. This enigmatic local is known for her dark ethereal signature sound\, touring solo and as the front woman of postpunk band LoVision. Kim’s body of work also features videography\, creative directionand voice over work. Her art shows have travelled all the way to the Arctic and back to our colourful home. She is featured as vocalist on tracks out now with Samo records\, syntheide records and more.
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LOCATION:WA Museum Boola Bardip\, Perth Cultural Centre\,\, Perth\, WA\, 6000\, Australia
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SUMMARY:Jonathan Fitzgerald & Paul Tanner - Ascendent Messages
DESCRIPTION:Ascendent Messages is an immersive concert featuring new works for classical guitar\, percussion\, and electronics. Join acclaimed musicians Paul Tanner and Jonathan Fitzgerald as they present the world premiere performance of four new commissions by award-winning Australian composers Maria Grenfell\, Alice Humphries\, Kate Milligan\, and Kathy Potter. \nEach work showcases the distinct voice of its composer\, creating an engaging and diverse program that ranges from the tuneful to the experimental\, which will resonate with both seasoned listeners and newcomers alike. \nSet in the beautiful acoustic of Callaway Auditorium\, this concert offers a wonderful opportunity to experience contemporary classical music in a welcoming atmosphere. \n\n\n\nPresented by:\nJonathan Fitzgerald \n\n\n\nHailed as “a virtuosic talent in the guitar world” (X-Press Magazine)\, American-born Australian classical guitarist Dr Jonathan Fitzgerald has garnered international recognition as a multi-award winning performer and educator. Jonathan has a strong history of developing and delivering innovative performance projects\, with a keen interest in commissioning new works from Australian composers
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LOCATION:Callaway Auditorium\, 35 Stirling Highway\, Crawley\, WA\, 6009
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