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RE::SET: The Bishop’s Parlour

November 8th 2015.

Ernie Althoff, Todd Anderson-Kunert, Ben Byrne, Matthew Davis, Clinton Green, Llara Goodall/Carey Knight, Camilla Hannan/Eamon Sprod, Shani Mohini-Holmes/Dale Gorfinkel, Alice Hui-Sheng Chang/Nigel Brown, John Jacobs, Rebecca Jensen, Martin Kay, Michael McNab, Sister, and Thembi Soddell.

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RE::SET Laughing Waters.

July 12th 2015.

Alice Hui-Sheng Chang & Jessie Scott, Camilla Hannan & Van Sowerwine, tarab, Nigel Brown, Tameka Carter & Amy-Jo Jory, Thembi Soddell, Zoe Scoglio & Marco Cher-Gibard.

Footage: Zoe Scoglio. Audio and Edit: Nigel Brown.

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RE::SET: The Bishop’s Parlour. Abbotsford Convent. Sunday 8th Nov. 11am-4pm.

Ernie Althoff, Todd Anderson-Kunert, Ben Byrne, Matthew Davis, Clinton Green, Llara Goodall/Carey Knight, Camilla Hannan/Eamon Sprod, Shani Mohini-Holmes/Dale Gorfinkel, Alice Hui-Sheng Chang/Nigel Brown, John Jacobs, Rebecca Jensen, Martin Kay, Michael McNab, Sister, and Thembi Soddell.

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RE::SET: The Bishop’s Parlour. Abbotsford Convent. Sunday 8th Nov.  11am-4pm.

THIS SUNDAY come to Open Spaces at the Abbotsford Convent and check out the variety of aural experiences Re::set has organised.

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RE::SET: The Bishops Parlour.

November 8th. 11-4pm. Abbotsford Convent. The Bishop's Parlour.

As part of Abbotsford Convent’s Open Spaces

RE::SET is a collective formed out of the desire to explore the possibilities of public sound activities and the creation of SONIC EXPERIENCES. Drawn together by the multiplicity of ideas raised  by site-specifics practise, RE::SET have presented works exploring various processes and methods in divergent locations such as galleries, park lands, domestic settings and a train line. Each event has seen a varying arrangement of organisers and performers working together to create multi disciplinary sound focused situations.

RE::SET: The Bishop's Parlour sees a collection of local artists come together to arrange and present both performative and compositional sound works, for your auditory incitement.

November 8th. 11-4pm. Abbotsford Convent. The Bishop's Parlour.

Featuring Ernie Althoff, Todd Anderson-Kunert, Ben Byrne, Matthew Davis, Clinton Green, Llara Goodall/Carey Knight, Camilla Hannan/Eamon Sprod, Shani Mohini-Holmes/Dale Gorfinkel, Alice Hui-Sheng Chang/Nigel Brown, John Jacobs, Rebecca Jensen, Martin Kay, Michael McNab, Sister, and Thembi Soddell.

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re::set Laughing Waters 

Domestic enclave in a state forest: connection and disconnection inside and out of the mud brick, timber and boulder constructed environment that bleeds into the bushland. Eleven artists make sonic/physical interactions with Birrarung House and its surrounds. The invitation to the audience is a social offering: for a collective venturing to the fringe. 

Alice Hui-Sheng Chang & Jessie Scott

Camilla Hannan & Van Sowerwine

Eamon Sprod

Nigel Brown

Tameka Carter & Amy-Jo Jory

Thembi Soddell

Zoe Scoglio & Marco Cher-Gibard

Sunday 12th July, 1:30 - 4:30pm

Birrarung House, 195 Laughing Waters Road, Eltham

This free event has a limited capacity. Please email reset.treerest@gmail.com to confirm your attendance and let us know if your plans change. Thanks!

Carpooling will give you a better experience! Add or join a car here. We encourage Westgarth and Eltham train stations as meeting points. This will enable passengers to take public transport if something falls through.

Note that Laughing Waters is a hilly 30-45 minute bike ride from Eltham train station.  

Facebook event for updates.

Re::set Laughing Waters will be the fourth in a series of collectively run sound performance/presentations and site specific actions, each exploring divergent locations and approaches. Previous iterations have occurred at Conduit (art space), Upfield bike path, and Merri Creek.

Initiated by Alice Hui-Sheng Chang & Nigel Brown who are Laughing Waters Artists in Residence 2015. Supported by Nillumbik Shire Council.

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A guided event along the banks of the Merri Creek that invites artists to contemplate the sonic, spacial and contextual qualities of this urban wilderness. With its pre-colonial and industrial history, its ruins, rocks and rubbish, Re::Set Merri Creek is an homage to forgotten corners. A bridging of worlds. A bridging of time. Resonant spaces. Re::set Merri Creek will be the third in a series of collectively run sound performance/presentations and site specific actions, each exploring divergent locations and approaches. Alice Hui-Sheng Chang Ben Byrne Boquillas Eamon Sprod + Collaborators Liz Dunn Geoff Robinson Nigel Brown ++++++ Initiated by Zoe Scoglio We will be meeting at the Merri Creek in Northcote on the grassy patch at the East end of Walker Street before walking as a group between sites. The event will be followed by a picnic for those who want to stick around. Please bring something to drink and some food to share. Please note that the Merri Creek can get dirty and muddy, it’s recommended you wear good shoes and clothes you don’t mind getting dirty. Monday 9th of March 4pm - 6pm $5/$10 suggested donation

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An excerpt from re::set Trainspotters INC - the radio program. Produced by Camilla Hannan with John Jacobs, Eamon Sprod and Martin Kay This excerpt features the work of Alice Hui-Sheng Chang http://www.huishengchang.com/

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An excerpt from re::set Trainspotters INC - the radio program. Produced by Camilla Hannan with John Jacobs, Eamon Sprod and Martin Kay This excerpt features the work of Nigel Brown.  nigelbrownsound.com/

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re::set Trainspotters INC on the radio

Trainspotters INC is a radiophonic homage to trains, bikes and industrial landscapes. It's created from recordings made at the recent re::set Trainspotters INC event.

Features the voices and work of John Jacobs, Van Sowerwine, Isobel Knowles, Bruce Mowson, Zoe Scoglio, Nigel Brown, Alice Hui-Sheng Chang, Elliot Howard, Catherine Clover.

Produced by Camilla Hannan with Eamon Sprod, Martin Kay and John Jacobs

You can listen live on air on 3RRR FM and online www.rrr.org.au Thursday 13th November 1900-2000 (AEST)

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re::set Trainspotters INC Friday 31st October

John Jacobs

Thrum                       

Hum along with the train transformer and sunset birds.

Investigate the buzzing sound of the transformer in the yard of the substation at the intersection of the Upfield bike path and Park St. This unit supplies power to the trains and as they pass you can hear the moving electrical loads varying the harmonic overtones of the 50Hz buzz. 

johnjacobs.org

Time: 6:30-10pm

Zoe Scoglio

Resonant Ruins                  

Resonant Ruins is a site-specific video installation that aims to create a temporary archeological site of suburban antiquity. Working with the metallic materials found around the Upfield train line, with a focus upon the disused and obsolete, I will create a sonic composition and video work illuminating and animating these inanimate metal objects alluding to an imagined and mythologised former life they may have had. This work will then be played back live in the site it was filmed in. Resonant Ruins looks at the value placed upon raw materials through out the varied forms they take during their life cycles, the temporal nature of our own existence and the remnants��we leave behind. 

zoescoglio.com

Time: 8pm to 10pm

Martine Corompt 

Jewell Portal         

Transportation, transfer, and travel come in many forms.

The title of this project refers to the site of Upfield bike path as a means of transportation not merely across space but also into another dimension.

The portal sequence uses very simple and stylised graphic animation in a predominantly black and white palette. This conditional illusion contrasts against the external environment and further adds humour to the experience of the work.

martinecorompt.com

Time: 6.30 -10pm

Catherine Clover

Reading The Birds             

I will be reading The Birds, the original short story by Daphne du Maurier, under the large tree just south of Glenlyon Road on the Upfield bike track where hundreds of common mynas and starlings settle loudly for the night.

The story is a tale of nature’s revenge, where birds start attacking people. While dated in writing style and tone, the story powerfully retains its nightmarish quality in particular as the environmental crisis that the birds’ actions symbolize remains highly pertinent today. The birds are particularly vocal at dusk as they settle for the night.

ciclover.com

Time 7.30 -8.30pm

Alice Hui-Sheng Chang

Bridge                       

Bridge the hums, clicks, calls, contemplative phrases, states and pathways of transitions.

Alice is a vocal performer who works with sounds outside of language and melody. During her live performance on the bike path, her sound responds to the sonic hums, clicks and calls in the local urban and natural soundscape; contemplative phrases in human’s vocal interactions; and the internal states of the transitioning pathway we are in. Alice engages with audience members through her eye contact, physical responses in posture and movement, trajectory of sound, and intimacy of communication.

huishengchang.com

Time: 7pm, 8pm & 9pm. (15 minute performances)

Elliot Howard & Bruce Mowson

Arc de Brunswick (a spangle of aesthetic experience)                       

While some say a life consists of a handful of significant events, others see a singularity of entrance and final exit. Upon this journey, some recommend you to smell the roses; others counsel to keep your eyes on the prize. Perhaps once in a lifetime there arises a perfect moment of choice which reframes all that comes before and all that follows.

brucemowson.com

Time: 6.30 -10pm

Isobel Knowles & Van Sowerwine

Commuters             

This work reimagines Anstey Station as a surreal and dangerous place. Peek in to see a miniaturised tableau that transports you to an alternate world. Who’s on the train today? Maybe you should have ridden your bike…

isobelandvan.com  

Time: 6:30-10pm

Nigel Brown

Silo Reverance

Concrete monoliths. Leaning. Growing. Groaning. Disintegrating.         

http://www.nigelbrownsound.com/

Time: 6.30 -10pm

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trainspotters INC map

Locations, times and artist information.

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The dulcett tones of the substation drones. John Jacobs will be capturing the sweetness for a dusk performance amongst the gum trees of Macalister Oval at the corner of Park St and the Upfield Bike Path, Brunswick Part of re::set Trainspotters INC this Friday night

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The view from up here...

Did a final 'reccie' to take a look at sites for Trainspotters INC next Friday. This is the view from the train over pass where Alice Hui-Sheng Chang will be performing 3 sets next Friday 31st October (7pm, 8pm & 9pm).

You can hear the people splashing in the pool, the cyclists ringing their bells and the wind through the train lines. Beautiful....

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Two weeks to go....

re::set Trainspotters INC 

Friday Oct 31st 6.30pm-10pm

10 artists create site specific performance works along the Upfield Bike Path as part of More ART 2014. 

One of the featured artists is Martine Corompt who's making a vertical projection onto the path outside Jewell Railway Station

Jewell Portal by Martine Corompt

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re::set Trainspotters INC Friday Oct 31st

10 artists create site specific performance works along the Upfield Bike Path as part of More ART 2014. For one evening only. Curated by Camilla Hannan and presented by re::set

Artists include: Nigel Brown, Catherine Clover, Martine Corompt, Elliot Howard, Alice Hui-Sheng Chang, Isobel Knowles, John Jacobs, Bruce Mowson, Zoe Scoglio and Van Sowerwine.

Friday Oct 31st 6.30pm-10pm

Stay tuned for updates and programme details closer to the date....