Keyword results: Next Wave Festival
Next Wave Time Lapse Mega Mix!
What:
Next Wave Time Lapse Mega Mix!
Where:
Big Screen, Fed Square, Melbourne
When:
TONIGHT! Thurs Jan 14, 5.30-6.30pm and 7.30-8.30pm. Then Jan 21 and Jan 28 from 6pm.
How much:
Free!
Description:
Weirdly, and not a little disappointingly, Sydney duo Soda_Jerk have had their work yanked from Next Wave's awesome ‘Time Lapse' video art series at Fed Square. We don't know, but we suspect it had something to do with Judy Garland, a jar of Seconal, and an unhealthy dose of Disney-grade censorship (and not by Next Wave, if you get our drift).
Event: Film
Stimulus: art
Isobel Knowles, I Fell Off My Bike
What:
Isobel Knowles, I Fell Off My Bike
Where:
Next Wave Time Lapse, Federation Square
When:
Final screening Thurs Oct 29, 5.30pm
How much:
Free!
Description:
If you consider yourself a true Melbourne denizen, then no doubt you are familiar with the humble pushbike. You guys have had some good times, some memorable times, but sometimes you've had your differences and you (the singular you) got thrown to the curb, literally. I Fell Off My Bike is a series of hand-drawn and computer-animated biking mishap stories, inspired by Isobel Knowles' own personal flight over the handlebars, and that universally relatable feeling of imminent injury.
Event: Film
Stimulus: Bikes
Dangerous Melbourne survey and performance
What:
Dangerous Melbourne survey and performance
Where:
For the Next Wave Festival, Melbourne
When:
Submit survey answers now! Show debuts May 13, 2010.
How much:
Survey free! And you might win tickets to the show.
Description:
Melbourne - a great place to get stabbed. That's how the nightly news likes to portray the city. Paula Van Beek's Dangerous Melbourne explores our knifey / stabby city via the magic of performance. Also, surveys. She's asking artsy females aged between 18 and 30 to fill out a questionnaire which will influence her "triumphantly daggy performance piece" at Next Wave 2010.
Event: Performance
Stimulus: The real live world
Next Wave Text Camp Reader launch
What:
Next Wave Text Camp Reader launch
Where:
Hell Gallery, 5a Railway Pl, Richmond (behind Coles on Swan St)
When:
TODAY! Thurs July 31, 6-8pm
How much:
Free!
Description:
There were some people at Next Wave events who actually paid attention to the art. Sure, they missed out on a lot of goon and cheese, but look what they've produced: The Text Camp Reader. It's a collection of written responses to more than twenty festival projects, by emerging writers including Jessica Friedmann, Katie Furlonger, Alana Hunt, Leon Goh, and Mickie ‘censored wang' Skelton.
Event: Launch
Stimulus: W
Dylan Martorell, Umbel Ballits
What:
Dylan Martorell, Umbel Ballits
Where:
Craft Victoria, 31 Flinders La, Melbourne
When:
Opening TONIGHT! Thurs May 22, 6-8pm
Exhibition runs until June 28. Check Hidden Archive for live performance updates
How much:
Free
Description:
Dylan Martorell launches his drawing and sound installation Umbel Ballits. It responds to the underlying structure of sound and botanic form. It also involves math, which is, of itself, very impressive. Don't forget to check when the performances will happen throughout the exhibition.
Event: Exhibition
Stimulus: A
Stranger of the Month
What:
Stranger of the Month
Where:
Nest Architects, Studio 10, Lvl 3, The Nicholas Building, 37 Swanston St, Melbourne
When:
One day only! Sat May 24, doors 12noon-8pm
How much:
Free
Description:
If you've ever dreamed of mailing unsuspecting strangers ambiguous notes without fear of recrimination, then Stranger of the Month could be for you. For the first time, the contemporary artists behind this publishing oddity open the doors to their mailroom, giving you the chance to write your own instructions to be forwarded on to some unwitting person's mailbox.
Event: Exhibition
Stimulus: C
Next Wave's Mid-Festival Party
What:
Next Wave's Mid-Festival Party
Where:
Next Wave Festival Club, The Mercat Cross Hotel, 456 Queen St, (opposite the Vic Market)
When:
Fri May 23, doors 10pm
How much:
Free!
Description:
Stuff is going just as it should at an awesome art festival. Openings are thicker on the ground than Christmas morning at the Brady's. And, despite having had his car stolen in a bizarre, Collingwood joy-riding-in-a-‘70s-bomb incident and having to enter and exit his house through the second storey bathroom window, due to the front door locking itself permanently, Festival Director Jeff Khan is holding up peachy.
Event: Party
Stimulus: sound the horns!
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