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![]() Liquid Architecture 12 Festival A national festival dedicated to investigations into the traditional lineage and contemporary form of sound art.
Liquid Architecture presents sound. Sound as the starting point for the active practice of listening. This is not to deny the conceptual or the abstract, the metaphorical or the representational, the expressionistic or the meaningful. But rather this is to restore the emphasis on the primary act of listening. Liquid Architecture is in effect then a listening festival and the artists presented are selected as much for their ability to listen with sensitive ears as for the sound they produce. You are invited to engage your sensitive ears and listen. A key objective is the promotion of artists practising on the periphery of music and sound culture, particularly those with an experimental aesthetic and a critical approach to (media) cultures. The artistic content of the festival focuses upon and privileges sound practice in all its manifestations but, due to the cross disciplinary potential of sound, many other art practices are included in the festival. Liquid Architecture focuses on any and all art forms involving particular emphasis on the auditory, including an exciting mix of musical performance, AV presentations and installation work, along with a strong critical element involving panels, workshops and artist talks. With more than a decade of experience to draw upon, Liquid Architecture combines the fragmented communities in which sound art practices occur, achieving cross disciplinary appreciation and critique. The practical objective of this strategy is to popularise and publicise sound culture through greater aggregate audience size and a higher profile, and to make sound culture more accessible to the community, particularly to youth and student audiences. Audiences currently include those engaged with contemporary creative practice, sound arts practitioners, music industry professionals, electronic music concert goers, academics, cultural theorists and students (post & undergraduate), youth audiences and enthusiasts of adventurous popular music. Liquid Architecture popularises sound culture, particularly with young/emerging content producers within Australia's active student culture, in order to build not only future audiences but also future artists. Our rationale reflects an intense engagement with specialist and broader cultures, and the desire to make a contribution to those cultures. Sound practice is often cross disciplinary and Liquid Architecture reflects that, not only in the work presented but in the broad range of audiences it attracts. The opportunities to network with national and international artists are an important means of generating future initiatives and cross cultural collaborations. The community is being exposed to some of the most exciting explorations occurring within sound culture that also happen to intersect with the media and fine arts. The exposure generated by Liquid Architecture is crucial in developing new audiences for the many discreet sound and experimental music communities currently operating around the country, and internationally. Liquid Architecture 12 Festival Dates and Venues: Perth 26-27/06/11 Various venues around Perth Melbourne 27/06-02/07/11 Various venues around Melbourne Bendigo 27/06/11 La Trobe Visual Arts Centre Brisbane 01/07/11 Brisbane Powerhouse Sydney 02/07/11 Eugene Goossens Hall Official Site: www.liquidarchitecture.org.au |
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