ComPeung Residency Chiang Mai province Thailand

soundtracksingdonesia.blogspot.com



http://www.compeung.org/#dylan

Thai translation of Sound Tracks booklet link here ; 




http://dylanmartorell.files.wordpress.com/2012/06/diasportal_thai_final.pdf

Tarrawarra Biennale - Sonic Spheres

http://twma.com.au/exhibitions/event/tarrawarra-biennial-2012-sonic-spheres/

An assemblage of contemporary Australian visual artworks engaged with music, sound and voice.

Curator: Victoria Lynn

The TarraWarra Biennial was inaugurated in 2006 as a signature exhibition to identify new developments in contemporary art practice. The first Biennial Parallel Lives: Australian Painting Today was held in 2006. The second Biennial, Lost & Found, An Archeology of the Present, was held in 2008. Both exhibitions were opened to coincide with the Melbourne Art Fair.

The TarraWarra Museum of Art will present the third iteration of its Biennial from 5 August to 9 December 2012. Entitled Sonic Spheres the exhibition presents an assemblage of artists who are engaged with sound, music, voice and performance. The exhibition will include drawings, musical scores, sculptures made from musical instruments, paintings and video. These works invite us to listen to art, to find new sounds and melodies. Many of the artists will perform live with their art works during the opening weekend of the exhibition. The exhibition includes the work of both leading and emerging artists, such as Robyn Backen, Lauren Brincat, The Donkey’s Tail, Marco Fusinato, Nathan Gray, Dylan Martorell , Angelica Mesiti and John Nixon.

Robert Nelson on Sonic Spheres

http://www.theage.com.au/entertainment/art-and-design/sonic-truth-music-to-our-eyes-20121009-27b5e.html

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world-weebies

ARTISTS: JESS JOHNSON, ANNA KRISTENSEN, TESSA ZETTEL AND KARL KHOE, THE SLOW ART COLLECTIVE AND MARCIN WOJCIK. CURATORS: MARCEL COOPER AND BRONWYN BAILEY-CHARTERIS

BELLOWING ECHOES
20.04.12 – 26.05.12

Bellowing Echoes takes a piece of Melbourne folklore and uses it as a provocation and a point of exchange between artists who draw on the personal, the political and the relational. The project forms part of the 2012 Next Wave Festival and Gertrude Contemporary’s Emerging Curators Program. Presented by Next Wave in partnership with Gertrude Contemporary, this program provides professional development opportunities for emerging curators, and supports emerging artists in the production, presentation and publication of new work in a significant public context. Involving a formal mentorship with staff at Gertrude Contemporary that covers both the conceptual and practical development of an ambitious exhibition for the Next Wave Festival, the Emerging Curator’s Program enables new artistic viewpoints and curatorial positions to be realised.

Monash Gippsland Residency April - May.

Dylan Martorell is the 2012 MUMA (Monash University Museum of Art) artist


-in-residence at GCAD.GCAD collaborates with MUMA on a yearly residence by


a major Australian contemporary artist in GCAD's idyllic resident studio


which results in a MUMA exhibition at Switchback Gallery in semester 2.


Dylan's work spans music, instrument-making, intervention, installation and


sculpture and he also collaborates with street musicians and artists in


Indonesia.

PDF Link to Sound Tracks Booklet

Text: Amelia Barikin and Chris L G Hill


Design: Rona Narendra Translation: Antariksa Id


http://dylanmartorell.files.wordpress.com/2012/02/booklet.pdf

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Radioactivity

Disco Souvenirs Radio Show coming soon

Boussa bagus by Trims_Bagus on Mixcloud

annual aquarian bat gathering with Sun Araw / Snawklor / Bum Creek

http://masukanginband.blogspot.com.au/

Utopian Slumps presents 

DYLAN MARTORELL

MASUK ANGIN / SOUNDTRACKS

Masuk Angin 3 piece junk exotica robot band 

SOUND TRACKS, a new publication recently

produced in collaboration with Asialink for the Jakarta Biennale.

Improvisation, movement and sound.

Sound Tracks will be producing a series of street based collaborative

nomadic music events across 3 countries in 2011-12.

Writing by Amelia Barkin and Christopher L G Hill

Thursday ; 6-8pm (w human collaborators)

Friday : 12-5pm

Saturday :  3-8pm (w human collaborators)

3 DAYS ONLY!


http://masukanginband.blogspot.com.au/



http://soundtracksingdonesia.blogspot.com/

Masuk Angin Live after Death Sugar Mountain Festival

Robot band Masuk Angin in support of 


sun raw , yamatsuka eye, shabazz palaces, lost animal and more


will debut this Sunday January 15th Sugar Mountain Festival


http://sugarmountainfestival.com/

gone fishing

http://soundtracksingdonesia.blogspot.com/

jakarta biennale  / yogyakarta /singapore

V.A.

                                    Image Victor Meertens Cooked Record


V.A.



EXHIBITION CURATED BY DYLAN MARTORELL



MARCO FUSINATO



MICHAEL GRAEVE



TARQUIN MANEK



DYLAN MARTORELL



VICTOR MEERTENS



JOHN NIXON



MAT VALDMAN



OPENING SAT 17 SEPTEMBER 4 – 6PM



EXHIBITION SAT 17 SEPTEMBER UNTIL SAT 8 OCTOBER 2011



AT UTOPIAN SLUMPS



GROUND FLOOR, 33 GUILDFORD LANE MELBOURNE



WWW.UTOPIANSLUMPS.COM



HOURS: WED – SAT 12 – 6PM



OTHER TIMES BY APPOINTMENT: +61 3 9077 9918

Kerameikou 32

Kerameikou 32









Curated by Melody Ellis and Nella Themelios




ReMap3: an international contemporary art platform, Athens, Greece




12 July – 30 October 2011




Kerameikou 32 is a nomadic public art project exploring the relations between


art and globalised public space.




As urban spaces throughout the world become increasingly privatised for a


multitude of commercial uses, this project considers how mobile arts practices


can encourage experimentation and contestation within the public


realm. Utilising a truck fitted out as a gallery and performance space,


Kerameikou 32 imagines a new kind of roving‘institution’; a model for


rethinking the overlap of politics and art.


This project builds on the success of BUS Projects’ recent public art


intervention Critical Mobility and forms part of the 2011 program of


ReMap3 in Athens, Greece. The Kerameikou 32 truck will be stationed


at 32 Kerameikou Street for the duration of the opening week of ReMap3


(12 – 19 September 2011) and will feature work by Australian artists


Kay Abude, Ros Bandt, Michael Fowler, Agatha Gothe-Snape and 




Dylan Martorell.


The fit-out for the truck has been designed in collaboration with Athens-based


architects Beth Hughes, João Prates Ruivoand coordinated by


Vassilis Oikonomopoulos. At the conclusion of opening week, the


architectural fit-out will remain as a free-standing installation.


Kerameikou 32 has been curated by Melody Ellis and Nella Themelios


on behalf of BUS Projects. BUS Projects supports and promotes the


experimental fields of performance, sound art and spatial practice. In


addition to its core exhibition program, BUS Projects is committed to


operating outside of traditional gallery contexts, developing exhibitions,


 events and performances off-site and within the public realm.


For further details about the participating artists, dates, and venues,


please visit www.busprojects.com.au.

Mis - Design / Ian Potter Museum of Art

http://www.art-museum.unimelb.edu.au/art_exhibitions_detail.aspx?view=179

Slow Art Collective: 'Shelter'

McDonald’s drive-through, underground car-park, cnr

 Smith St and Victoria Pde, Collingwood

 24 August – 4 September

The Devil Had a Daughter - MUMA

the Devil had a Daughter Monash University Museum of Art


Caulfield Campus4 August – 1 October 2011


Curator: Kirrily Hammond


The Devil had a Daughter reflects an enduring fascination with allegorical,


theatrical and macabre imagery apparent throughout the history of printmaking.


Drawing upon various forms of print-media such as architectural installations,


 the artist’s book, performative works, found printed matter, as well as longer


standing print traditions, this exhibition aims to open up the definition of


 ‘printmaking’ towards an expanded understanding of its role and form in


 contemporary art. The Devil had a Daughter features the work of Jason Greig,


Stuart Ringholt, Sally Smart, Dylan Martorell, Pat Brassington, Mike Parr, Tony



Garifalakis, Petr Herel and David Noonan, and is timed to coincide with


IMPACT 7, the International Multidisciplinary Printmaking Conference


to be held at Monash University from 27-30 September 2011.

Critical Mobility -Melbourne State of Design Festival - Bus Projects

Critical Mobility -Melbourne State of Design Festival - Bus Projects


                                                                   Wed 3/8 critical mobility footscray truck Footscray Train Station, Footscray, 4pm-7pm

Thur 4/8 critical mobility footscray truck Footscray Train Station, Footscray, 11am-3pm

Frid  5/8 critical mobility footscray truck Footscray Train Station, Footscray, 6pm-8pm

CRITICAL MOBILITY

20 July – 6 August 2011

BUS Projects is pleased to present Critical Mobility, a nomadic public art project exploring the relations between art and globalised public space. Utilising a truck fitted-out as a gallery and performance space, the project features new work by Ros Bandt, Michael Fowler, Dylan Martorell and SIBLING, as well as a ‘pop-up’ performance series entitled Transits curated by BUS Projects’ Gallery Manager Jared Davis.

The Critical Mobility truck will appear at a range of CBD locations throughout the State of Design Festival as well as at Footscray Train Station. Critical Mobility will conclude with a public forum on the subject of art and public space at the office of the Big West Festivalin Footscray at 2pm, 6 August. This project has been curated by Ryan Johnston, Nella Themelios and Jared Davis and forms part of theState of Design Festival 2011. Critical Mobility at Footscray is a part of the Big West Little Bites program.

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The Brunswick Project

The Brunswick Project

Friday 17 June – Sunday 17 July

Presented by the Slow Art Collective (SAC): Tony Adams, Chaco Kato, Ash Keating, Dylan Martorell   Guest artists: Nathan Gray, Ocular Lab, Roda Roda, Scale Free Network and the Wemakeus Collective.

The Brunswick Project is an evolving installation that explores how we respond to our surroundings. Using found materials and discarded objects collected from the Moreland area, members of SAC and guest artists will transform the Counihan Gallery into an active studio environment, with new installations and interior spaces unfolding each week. A series of interactive events and workshops that focus on issues of sustainability will also take place in this multi-platform project.

Image courtesy: Slow Art Collective, The Brunswick Project, Installation view, Counihan Gallery. 

Launch event

Saturday 18 June, 2.30 – 4.30 pm.
To be officially launched by Mayor of Moreland, Cr Oscar Yildiz JP.
http://www.moreland.vic.gov.au/arts-and-festivals/counihan-gallery/walk-exhibition.html

follow project here http://brunswickproject.blogspot.com/

snawklor (2/3s of) and hi god people at melbourne jazz international festival

Modern Masters

Overground - Festival Exclusive

Melbourne Town Hall

Sun 12 June 3–9pm

Please note that music may be loud and of high intensity

This year, Overground returns for another history-making, multi-stage concert featuring a spectacular line-up of some of 

the most celebrated creative and improvisational artists in the world, including many collaborations exclusive to this 

Festival event.

The extraordinary line-up of distinguished international guests includes Tony Conrad, Charlemagne Palestine, Faust, 

Zond, Yoshida Tatsuya and many more

more details here http://www.melbournejazz.com/v2011/webpages/event.php?cID=31