Keyword results: Joint Hassles
Alex Vivian is a name appearing in so many cracks, crevasses and one-man acts; no one is finding it easy to keep up. He may have caught your attention some time ago with his noise art, and then, while you were letting yourself be sucked into the whirring hypnosis, Vivian tapped you on the shoulder to invite you to Sydney.
With a faux D&G logo designed by Josh Petherick and James Deutsher, this show looks like something you might find next to the Louis Vuitton on Silk Street, Beijing.
Presented by James Deutsher and Christopher L.G. Hill, it's about how things jostle for space, get ripped off, get used by other people, form new meanings and connections in the process, and about the daily encroachments on our physical and mental spaces.
Here we have new works by Nathan Gray, famed for his print-making, sculpture, woven paper works, graphic design and improvised sound activities. And other things.
So this show involves performances. The first (on Saturday July 18 at 2pm) features Nathan Gray with Chris Hill as Halfman/HalfMoffarah – an electronic / vocal improvisation last seen as part of the Aggregation No.
It’s a big week for Neon Parc. Not only are they opening Lane Cormick’s bold (and sometimes beautiful) photographic snapshots, they’re also Presenting I Dig Your Voodoo with Auckland gallery Gambia Castle at Joint Hassles in Northcote.
Like his friends at Neon, photographer, film-maker and ‘endurance based performer’ Lane is not one to do things half-heartedly.
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