2023 MAKE|SHIFT
Make|Shift, an immersive and experimental exhibition of projection art by six South Australian multidisciplinary artists.
Experience works created by multidisciplinary artists James Alberts, Ray Harris, Sarah Neville, Liam Somerville, Inneke Taal, and Tanya Voges, brought together under Artistic & Curatorial Facilitator Margie Medlin with mentors Cindi Drennan and Tim Gruchy.
Taking place across The Mill’s Exhibition Space, Showcase Gallery, The Breakout, and other outdoor spaces Make|Shift projects cinematic ephemera across the right angles, adjacent walls, corridors, and crevasses of the galleries. With the artists surveying and exploring new terrains like geographers, these works aim to create place, encourage encounters with speculative objects, and tell stories of our time.
https://www.illuminateadelaide.com/program/season-2023/make-shift/
2023 REALREEL
The Substation was part of the FRAME festival.
A group exhibition curated by Jo Lloyd and Melanie Lane
“REALREEL” brings together a nationwide selection of artists that center the body [dance] on-screen with a focus on experimental, contemporary performance-making and varied, Australian choreographic voices. Spanning from cultural storytelling to speculative fiction, the exhibition reflects on the language of dance on film as an archive of memory, ephemerality, and imagination.
2022 DIFFERENT TRAINS
Presented as part of the Illuminate Adelaide Festival 2022 Different Trains is part of a KLASSIK underground series. Visuals from Adelaide artist Margie Medlin
The concert includes the parallel voices in Contrapunctus I, II and IX from Bach’s Art of Fugue arranged for String Quartet and Steve Reich’s ground-breaking Different Trains for String Quartet and Tape (1988), where live and pre-recorded music run parallel.
https://www.illuminateadelaide.com/program/season-2022/klassik-underground/
2022 CACOPHONY
Cacophony’, is commissioned by and premiering at the Illuminate Adelaide Festival 2022. The work uses the restaurant façade on Lower Rundle street in downtown Adelaide. Playing hard and fast with the English language to produce various kinds of chaos, and peering through windows and listening to silence surrounding family violence to invoke a kind of auditory synaesthesia, Cacophony aims to invoke a kind of transcendent visual space. Cacophony experiments with visual techniques in order to examine this serious and complex theme and the phenomena in family violence.
https://www.illuminateadelaide.com/city-lights/?festivalFilters=precinct:14
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