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a gesture through the flames
HELEN VARLEY JAMIESON, 2008
A solo performance using a Pollocks toy theatre & figures to tell a tragic love story in images. the soundtrack was the looped & layered voice of sally rodwell saying “the story is mine”, and the online audience created their own narrative in the text chat window -
Sound Stories: Phil Dadson
ESSAY by PHIL DADSON, 2006
Some years back, having written a few sound stories of my own, I began collecting anecdotes from sound artists and experimental instrument builders I met with whilst travelling in the USA. Each artist would be asked to tell a yarn about a sound experience imprinted on their memory that may have influenced the direction or path they were to take as artists. -
Sensorium: What Sound Does a Colour Make?
REVIEW by AARON KREISLER, 2006
When moving through the show, it becomes abundantly clear that some serious research and development has gone into the production of these mind-altering and sensory-overloading artworks – the nexus between art studio and science lab feels very close. -
Tetsuo Kogawa’s Radio Party
PHOTOS by STELLA BRENNAN, 2006
Documentation of two days of mini-FM festivities. -
Living in Sound: Simon Kong
ESSAY by SIMON KONG
for Matthew Ayton.
Matthew asked me to describe my experience of sound and how it inspires me as an artist. -
Phil of the Antarctic: Phil Dadson
ESSAY by BRIDIE LONIE, 2004.
for The New Zealand Listener
Collectively called Polar Projects, Dadson’s suite of works was built from footage recorded over a single week of camping with science teams in the Taylor and Garwood Dry Valleys. It takes seriously the job of providing information, simulation and analysis.