CATHERINE CLOVER |
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| 2009 | ||
| Winners 569 Nicholson Street Carlton Melbourne - end Feb 09 for 6 weeks. This window frontage installation will explore our ambiguous relationship with the feral pigeon or rock dove [Columba livia]. The work will be accessible 24 hours | ||
| Current Projects 2008 | ||
 c3 Contemporary Art Space Abbotsford Convent1 St Heliers St Abbotsford Melbourne 26thNov-14th Dec 2008 See info |
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| From Mao to Now Beijing Olympics Cultural Exhibition Newington Armory Gallery Sydney Australia 28th June-28th September 08 |
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| Thirst Soundwork collaboration with the poet Dominique Hecq to be exhibited in Drought as part of the Melbourne International Writers Festival | ||
| Six in the Evening Public Projection in the City of Dandenong, Melbourne, Australia [see Works/Six in the Evening]. Nightly screenings will take place from 10th March-21st April 2008 at 20 Walker Street, Dandenong. | ||
| Deafnesses Zeppelin Sound Art Festival 2008 at the Centre de Cultura Contemporania, Barcelona, Spain. The festival addesses 'the multiple deafnesses of the contemporary world'. The works will be presented on an 8 speaker system on 13th, 14th and 15th March 2008. | ||
| Urban Rhythms Giant Ear New York Society for Acoustic Ecology, New York, US. 24th Feb 08 7-9pm New York City time at www.free103point9.org Transmission Arts |
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| Soundscape: Journal of Acoustic Ecology Vol 7#1 Santa Fe, California, US Art, Science, Environment, Activism published by World Forum for Acoustic Ecology |
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| 2007 | ||
| Listening Shell V&A Museum, London, UK. UK Design for Performance Special Exhibit. Designer Dody Nash's sound sculpture was originally commissioned for the Berio Festival at the South Bank Centre. Now showing at the V&A, she has selected and curated sound works for the sculpture from eleven composers and sound artists. Showing from 20th November - 28th February 2008 [See Works/Shilihe] | ||
| Velocity Festival of Digital Culture, Lancashire, UK The work is available as a podcast within a group of selected sound works designed to be heard during a train journey around the Morecambe Bay area. I was particularly interested in getting a work from China involved in this festival as a tribute to the 23 Chinese cocklepickers who drowned in the fast tides of Morecambe Bay in 2004. | ||
| 209 Shorts 209 Radio, Cambridge, UK. Kirsten Lavers curated this group of sound works that are all two minutes nine seconds long. Fifteen works were programmed and broadcast daily between 30th September and 13th October 2007 | ||
| Takatako Project Berlin, Germany and online. This project by Uwe Koch, Maler Grafiker and Dietrich Kluge aims to find out what travellers experience on their journey, and how they perceive these transitional spaces. I contributed to the project when I travelled to Beijing via Hong Kong in early August 2007, and back at the end of October | ||
| Artist-in-Residence at the Red Gate Gallery, Beijing, China during the months of August, September and October, 2007 See Residency Blog | ||
| Greengrocer Austral Avenue, Melbourne, Australia 14th-28th July Austral Avenue is an Artist Run Initiative in Brunswick curated by Jane O'Neill [See Works/Greengrocer] |
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ARTRADIO Cornerhouse, Manchester, UK. Curated by Helen Wewiora, ARTRADIO is Cornerhouse's temporary radio station, broadcasting in FM and online. Broadcast: 8:00 - 00:00 Sat 30 June to Sun 26 August 2007 |
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| Projected Weekends Ditital Hub, Dublin, Ireland. From November 2006 until March 2007, The Digital Hub will run a series of outdoor projections from their premises in the Dublin 8. The projections will run for the entire weekend and each weekend a new piece will be shown. | ||
| FLEFF The Finger Lakes Environmental Film Festival is a one week multimedia interarts extravaganza that reboots the environment and sustainability into a larger global conversation, embracing a wide range of issues. Undisclosed Recipients is curated by Dale Hudson and Sharon Lin Tay. The festival will take place from 26 March to 2 April 2007 in Ithaca (New York), USA, and on the internet. | ||
| Re-Surfacing An exhibition in conjunction with the symposium 'Technology Expanding the Horizon:A Reinterpretation and Investigation of the Landscape' Technology strongly affects our existence within and our perceptions of the contemporary. Artists have been invited to examine technology's relationship to physical and psychological space. See this link for issues to be discussed at the symposium. From 29th March 2007 at the Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio, USA. |
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| Life Cycles Exhibition Since its foundation in 2006 Bash Art has established itself as an innovative and pioneering art collective. Bash Art will host a two-part show entitled the 'Life Cycles Exhibition' The event, to be held in the nineteenth century crypt of St. Pancras Parish Church in London, UK will run for two weeks from the 1st to the 15th March 2007. The crypt provides an atmospheric setting for artists to explore the dualistic theme of life and death within a life cycle. | ||
| Online Projects | ||
| Film Festival World Film Festival World is comprised of three major databases: Film Festivals, Films, Member Profiles & Portfolios | ||
| SoundLAB Edition II SoundLAB is a joint ventrure between ConcertHall and [R][R][F] 200X - global networking project. Its purpose is to feature a specific digital art form 'electronic msuic' and within this scope, 'soundart' in its various forms. Chief curator of SoundLab is Melody Parker-Carter | ||
| SoundTransit SoundTransit is a collaborative, online community dedicated to field recording and phonography. In the “Book” section of this site, you can plan a sonic journey through various locations recorded around the world. And in the “Search” section, you can search the database for specific sounds by member artists from many different places | ||
| FILE Electronic Language International Festival Sao Paulo Brazil [see Hipersonica 2005] FILE - International Festival of Electronic Language is a non-profit cultural organization whose purpose is to disseminate and to develop arts, technologies and scientific research, by means of exhibitions, debates, lectures, and courses. The festival promotes a yearly meeting in Brazil, in the city of São Paulo, of international arts and new-media professionals | ||
| Selected Past Projects | ||
| unAustralia If things are 'un-Australian' it must be because they come from UNAUSTRALIA. Where is it? Who lives there? How does it come to be? What is its past and what is its future? The Cultural Studies Association of Australasia's annual conference for 2006 [December 6, 7 and 8] in Canberra is on the theme 'UnAustralia' and includes an exhibition of creative on-line works on the conference theme. | ||
| Waiting Project will be launched 23rd Nov 06 in Cornwall, UK | ||
| SoundLAB Edition IV memoryscapes will be launched on 6th Oct at the Klang Drang Festival Cologne, Germany and on 16th Nov at the Festival Arte Digital Rosario, Argentina | ||
| framework Resonance 104.4fm, London , UK. In 2002 Patrick McGinley co-founded framework, an organisation that produces a biweekly radio show on London's Resonance104.4fm London's first radio art station. Framework concentrates on the framing of sounds from our environment which normally pass through our ears unnoticed and unremarked, but which out of context become unrecognisable, alien and extraordinary: crackling charcoal, a squeaking escalator, a buzzing insect, or one's own breath. | ||
| Up on the Roof_Falls Creek Artists Camp LaTrobe Regional Gallery, Morwell, VIC Australia 14th Oct-19th Nov 06 with Peter Bennetts, Jane Burton, Anna Ephraim, Maya Green, David Noonan, Cameron Robbins, Renee So, Jacqui Stockdale, David Hugh Thomas and Peter Walsh | ||
| Digital Fringe Sept/Oct 06 Melbourne, Australia | ||
| Max5 Projektor Video Festival, Cafe Gallery Projects, London, UK. Max 5 is part of Projektor, a survey of contemporary video practice and presents a daily repeating programme of video works 22-30 July 2006 | ||
| Scinema 2006 Festival of Science Film [CSIRO], Sydney, Australia 12-20 August 2006. SCINEMA Festival of Science Film screens annually around Australia during National Science Week. Conceived as a way to forge new links between the sciences and the arts, SCINEMA has explored ways to enhance communication to raise public excitement and trust in science through the medium of film, while also celebrating the scientific advances in film technology itself. SCINEMA is run as a partnership between the public programs unit of the National Museum of Australia, CSIRO Communications, and Luna Media (publishers of Cosmos Magazine) | ||
| Dislocate Trampoline [UK] in association with Ginza Art Laboratory, Tokyo, Japan. 28 July-18 August 2006. ‘Dislocate' is an exhibition examining the tensions between the local and the global – the elements and identity of one local space which are simultaneously intersected by countless global links and influences. In its attempt to promote new media art, Trampoline is going to Tokyo this summer and is looking at works which engage with notions of multiple spaces and presence, the ubiquity of new media and the challenge to our sense of place | ||
| Wild Information Network This project will debut 25th May 2006 in the woods of the Upper Catskills in upstate New York, USA. The project will establish a sonic field of information produced with renewable energy, digital technologies, and ecological imagination. The information will be a continuous solar-powered series of audio transmissions located relatively deep in the woods of 940 acres in the upper Catskills of New York State. Visitors and hikers to the back woods location will use 802.11 wireless devices, Bluetooth-enabled devices, or transistor radios to receive sonic information through digital downloads, and radio transmissions. Ongoing | ||
| Main Screen Public Projection at Federation Square, Melbourne, Australia curated by Artbreak. Access this link and select current to view artists involved | ||
| Double Venturi-The Current Musical/artistic collaborative performances Melbourne Town Hall, Melbourne, Australia with artists Cameron Robbins, David Murphy, Robbie Rowlands and musicians Peter Knight, Kate Neal, Vanessa Tomlinson and Erik Griswold 4th June 2006 2pm/8pm | ||
| 2006 Alice Prize Alice Springs, Australia 26th May-18th June 06 | ||
| Frieze The Dolls House Miniature Space, Melbourne, Australia March 06 See Works/Frieze |
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| Radio Sound Art 209 Radio, Cambridge, UK. Sound Art intervention within 209Radio's RSL (Restricted Service License) FM broadcast to Cambridge for 9 days in February 2006 involving the RADIOTAXI team : Kirsten Lavers & Simon Keep as (ACE funded) artists-in-residence with cris cheek and Karl Hartland. A curated programme of sound art and 209Shorts* throughout the week culminating in a weekend of themed radio on "Noise" and "Silence". Including a series of "Silent Interviews" with 209Radio volunteers. 209Radio is a broadbased volunteer run community radio station for Cambridge distinctive in its support of artists working with the medium of sound. 209Radio currently webcasts 24/7 from www.209radio.co.uk and has recently been awarded the Ofcom 5 year community radio FM license for Cambridge - due to go on air in Spring 2007. | ||
| MusicAcoustic 2005:Mix China Electronic Music Centre, Beijing, China. The transforming soundscape of Beijing offers a heavy 'Mix' of old and modern voices; where the old hutong and modern skyscrapers Mix amidst a hurried development frenzy. The Conference invites research and concerts inquiring along a broad vector that traverses the aesthetics of Organized Sound, Electro-Acoustics (with Chinese and Western Instruments), Microsound, Coding Experimentation and Phonography. With modern China as a backdrop, a Mix of the traditional and new in computer/electronic/laptop music is an appropriate thematic, where an old/young city/country is experimenting with its own emerging unique voice on the global music scene. Chinese composers and academics come together once a year to plan future directions for the development of computer music in China and to learn/exchange with their international guests. | ||
| Pathiharn Electron Media Festival Chiang Mai/Bangkok, Thailand and Singapore 2004. Thailand and its neighbors in the Southeast Asian region share some common traditional threads and face similar challenges regarding the impact of Informations Communication Technology (ICT) and new media on contemporary culture and society at large. This new media art festival will primarily, but not exclusively, focus on the Southeast Asian region. Thailand is well positioned on the political, economic, and technological front to act as a hub for inter-regional and international dialogue. Historically, the northern Chiang Mai region was the rich intersection of various regional cultures. Today, the city of Chiang Mai is the main focus of governmental, commercial and academic ICT development. This development seeks to establish Chiang Mai as not only the “Rose” but the “IT Capital of the North.” Chiang Mai's calm but evolving cultural climate makes it an ideal place for this dynamic new media art festival. | ||
| Halcyon Drive Public Projection in Driver Lane, Melbourne, Australia 2004-5 Curated by Vanessa Walker and opened by John So, Lord Mayor of Melbourne, in October 2004. | ||
| Interlace – an appreciation of Indigenous Fibre Work [2002] Research, design and construction of cdrom based on interviews with Healesville Elders Joyce Moate, Dot Peters, and Cape York Elder Margaret Sellers, with assistance from the Indigenous Cultures Department of Museum Victoria, Melbourne, Australia | ||
| Coen E Book [2002] On-site design and construction of cdrom with Cape York Partnerships, Coen Regional Aboriginal Corporation and Coen State School. A project based on 8 local Indigenous languages of the eastern Cape York Peninsula region, Queensland, Australia | ||
| Overseas Artist-in-Residence at Gertrude Street Artists Spaces, Melbourne, Australia 1992 | ||
| East End Open Angel Studios, Islington, London, UK 1990 & 1991 | ||