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Pavlova's Dogs
February 2012 | Pavlova's Dogs | Scottish Dance Theatre
Pavlova's Dogs is partly Inspired by some of the early experiments in psychology where certain ethics were questionable.
The work is set up as an experiment that marries an enquiry into the world of dance and the roles that men and women have been handed down through
the generations with broader questions surrounding meaning, perception and the pantomime of Life itself in a dark and humorous way.
Transformation is also a big theme in the work. Notions of beauty are set up, undermined and then allowed to survive.
Choreographer - Rachel Lopez De La Nieta
Lighting Designer - Guy Hoare
Dramaturgy - Henrietta Hale
Sound Design - Angie Atmadjaja
Set and Costume Designer - Theo Clinkard
Additional Music:
The Chain by Fleetwood Mac
Run Rabbit Run by Flanagan and Allen
The Swan - from Saint - Saens 'The Carnival of the Animals'
(Brenda Lucas - City of Birmingham symphony Orchestra)
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Function[∞]
19 Jun - 10 Jul 2011 | Freshair2011 | Quenington Sculpture Show
Function[∞] is an audiovisual sculptures that can be installed both indoors and outdoors. It is a work made of metal, sound and water that explores audio interference
waves and wave propagation visualised through the intermediary medium of water. A series of metal containers of various orthogonal shapes, some containing audio sources can be configured
by viewers to meet or slot into each other, forming a complete complex wave geometry.
The work is created in collaboration with Frank Darnley under the name KOTODAMA,
allowing the freedom to develop works that are available for purchase.
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Solo exhibition @ ChineseArtsCentre
intrinsic|10 13 May - 11 Jun 2011 | structure[cross-section] 2 Jul - 23 Jul 2011
Solo exhibition | Chinese Arts Centre, Manchester
preview for intrinsic 12 May
Chinese Arts Centre is proud to present two different site-specific sound installations by local
artist Angie Atmadjaja. We will be splitting our nine week exhibition period to showcase
these two exciting installations, where the audience will find themselves completely immersed
within the transformed gallery space. Angie's dependent audio installations explore the fluid
yet sensitive relationship between the audio waves that continually surround us and the day-to-day
sounds that we can always hear. The audience will experience subtle changes in the volume and
depth of sound as they move around the space, as their movement in the gallery alters the sound.
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To co-incide with this sound installation exhibition, Chinese Arts Centre will be running a workshop delving into the magic of vibrations and how the science of sound can create interesting affects and visuals.
Led by local sound artist, Amanda Belantara this workshop is open to everyone but is ideal for small groups such as friends or families to come along and work together with Amanda to make their own 'tonoscope devices' .
Places are free but spaces are limited for the special half term event so book early to avoid dissapiontment. Just book the number of tickets you need under one email address to avoid any doubling bookings.
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intrinsic|10.BrightonPhoenix
19 Mar - 17 Apr 2011 | Actuate My Void | Phoenix Brighton
'Actuate My Void' brings three light and sound installations to Phoenix Brighton.
The works make use of digitally generated audio, intense projected colour and reactive
lighting to configure three darkened gallery spaces.
Not suitable for people sensitive to flashing lights.
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residency period : Sept. 13 - Nov. 26, 2010 | exhibition : Oct. 23 - Nov. 21, 2010
Artist in Residence 2010 Autumn @ Aomori Contemporary Art Centre
Angie Atmadjaja (Indonesia) | Song Sanghee (Korea) | Kano Tetsuro (Japan) | Tsuda Michiko (Japan) | Yamamoto Seiko (Japan)
There is a blog describing our daily activies which are constantly updated.
If you would like to keep tag on how all the five artists are progressing,
please click here
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