Dots+Loops: VESSEL + MATERIAL - Archived

  • March 31, 2023 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm

  • Underground Theatre - Brisbane Powerhouse

    119 Lamington Street
    New Farm, Queensland 4005
Ticket Price (AUD) Free This event is now over
Description

Dots+Loops is Australia’s post-genre music and arts series, inclusively exploring the spaces in between a traditional classical concert, an underground club gig, and an experimental art show. In this free two-act show experience newly developed works curated specifically for ΩHM.  


VESSEL sees violinist Flora Wong and ceramic artist Ruby Yu-Lu Yeh perform a sonic exploration of the process of creating a clay vessel. The experimental work combines the sounds of clay and ceramics with violin and electronics as the two performers play in the meeting place between music and ceramics.


MATERIAL weaves delicate foley, live percussion, droning feedback and pulsing synths together into a seamless performance both contemplative and relentless in equal measures. Created and performed by composer/producer Connor D’Netto and performance artist Yvette Agapow, the collaboration draws on their shared contemporary classical, ambient and noise music practices, meditating on both the materials and the materiality of art and the work of artists. 

This is a 'Pay What You Wish' performance. 

Presented by Brisbane Powerhouse

Supported by Live Music Australia - an Australian Government initiative. 

Date & Time

Fri, Mar 31, 2023 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm

Venue Details

Underground Theatre - Brisbane Powerhouse

119 Lamington Street
New Farm, Queensland 4005 Underground Theatre - Brisbane Powerhouse
BRISBANE POWERHOUSE PTY LTD

Brisbane Powerhouse is Queensland’s home for contemporary culture, a magnificent power station of the 1920s reborn as an arts centre on the Brisbane River.

 

As Brisbane City Council’s premier arts venue, the much-loved building stages more than 1250 performances a year including a program of festivals, as well as hundreds of events and functions from weddings to conferences, all the while housing heritage-listed graffiti, riverside bars and restaurants, visual arts exhibitions and of course the stories of all who have ventured, laughed and shared memories within its living walls.