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ENDLESS LONELY PLANET 4

2015, English
Loose-leaf A4 material in stamped C4 envelope w. stickers, postcard, 7" vinyl record, 22.9 × 32.4 cm
Ed. of 100 copies,
Published by Bunyip Trax / Melbourne Endless Lonely Planet / Melbourne

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Endless Lonely Planet is a yearly periodical, interested in the format of a year in time. With ongoing and new contributors having the loose deadline of a year to work within, mostly… Each issue explores a different binding, and accompany formatted recording.

Issue 4 includes a 7" record (BTX051) featuring tracks from Tim Coster, Alwayse, Mshing, Lucid Castration, Noematic Oblivion, Mouving, Porpoise Torture, Roman Nails, Papaphilia, and Psychward.

The printed components in this issue include contributions from Joshua Petherick, Virginia Overell, Y3K, Counterfeitness first, F K-X D, S.T. Lore, Aurelia Guo, some random pages, and stickers. These occupy a A4 postage envelope.

File under: Alwayse Aurelia Guo Joshua Petherick Lucid Castration Mouving Mshing Noematic Oblivion Papaphilia Porpoise Torture Psychward Roman Nails Tim Coster Virginia Overell Bunyip Trax / Melbourne Endless Lonely Planet / Melbourne Art Fiction / Poetry Periodicals Australian Art Objects / Ephemera / A/V SALE

ENDLESS LONELY PLANET 3

2014, English
Transparent plastic shopping bag, C90 audio cassette, autumnal leaves, loose-leaf A4 printed pages, envelope with edition, various other materials
Edition of 100,
Published by Endless Lonely Planet / Melbourne

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Endless Lonely Planet is a yearly periodical of print and data from Melbourne, Australia.

ELP3 features: "a c90 tape from Porpoise Torture, an edition work and poem from Virginia Overell, a vine channel from Fictitious Sighs and Bunyip Trax, including at least 52 artists throughout the coming year, a selection of poetry from Internetemotions, a seasonal treat from Christopher L G Hill, a calender of contributors birthdays from Discipline, a poem by George Egerton-Warburton, an edition work by David Homewood, artist pages from James Deutsher, Kain Picken, Matthew Benjamin, and Dan Arps, an excerpt from a possible novella by Fayen d'Evie, two beautiful text works from Alex Vivian, a posy of poems from Adelle Mills, cover art as always by the illustrious Joshua Petherick"

Self published by Christopher LG Hill and contributors, each copy of Endless Lonely Planet issue III comes with all collateral bound together in a transparent plastic shopping bag.

Limited to 100 copies.

Contributors to this issue in full and counting: Adelle Mills, Alex Vivian, Christopher L G Hill, Dan Arps, David Homewood, Disciple, Fayen K X d'Evie. George Egerton-Warburton, Giles Fielke, Molly Dyson, Julian Schwarmer, Aurelia Guo, Jessica Yu, Trevelyan Clay, Anastsia Klose, Eva Birch, Clare Wöhlnick, Alice Jamerson, Jarved Costa, Tim Cøstẽr, Hamish M Macdonald, Holly Childs, Kate Meakin, Lipstick Larry, Simon Zoric, Brennen Oliver, Jessica van Hecke, Ruth O'Leary, Maffew Linde, Kain Picken, James Deutsher, Joshua Petherick, Matthew Benjamin, Porpoise Torture, Virginia Overell, Endless Lonely Planet III vine channel, Matthew P Hopkins, Kieran Hegarty, Air Max '97, and more to come.....

File under: Adelle Mills Aurelia Guo Brennen Oliver Christopher LG Hill Dan Arps Fayen d'Evie George Egerton-Warburton Giles Fielke Holly Childs James Deutsher Joshua Petherick Kain Picken Kate Meakin Kieran Hegarty Matthew Benjamin Matthew Linde Matthew P Hopkins Molly Dyson Mouving Porpoise Torture Simon Zoric Tim Coster Trevelyan Clay VDO Virginia Overell Clare Wöhlnick Fayen d'Evie Holly Childs Endless Lonely Planet / Melbourne Art Fiction / Poetry Objects / Ephemera / A/V Periodicals Australian Art SALE

Hawkins Bolden
Tongues

2021, English
Softcover (walnut cloth-bound), 50 pages, 31 x 20.5 cm
Ed. of 400,
Published by Robert Heald Gallery / Wellington

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The first gallery catalogue dedicated entirely to the work of American artist Hawkins Bolden (1914—2005), published by Robert Heald Gallery on the occasion of the exhibition Hawkins Bolden — Tongues, 25 June 2020 - 25 July, 2020. Hawkins Bolden was a self-taught artist who lived his entire life in Memphis, Tennessee. At the age of seven, Bolden was left completely blind following a baseball accident. Later in his life, utilizing only his sense of touch, Bolden began scavenging the alleyways and fields around his home in search of discarded materials, litter and other debris with which to work, creating a vast number of his astonishing "scarecrows", tall totems and mask-like objects made from pots, pans, leather belts, rubber hoses and other found materials.

Published in a limited edition of 400 copies, this large format, walnut cloth-bound publication is profusely illustrated throughout with Bolden's works, alongside installation views and text by William Arnett (Souls Grown Deep Foundation, Atlanta).

File under: Lonnie Holley Joshua Petherick Hawkins Bolden Robert Heald Gallery / Wellington Art Sculpture / Installation Art Brut / Folk / Visionary / Fantastic

Future Eaters

2017, English
Softcover, 117 pages, 17 x 23cm
Ed. of 600,
Published by MUMA / Victoria

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Catalogue published to accompany the exhibition "Future Eaters", curated by Charlotte Day at MUMA (Monash University Museum of Art), 22 July - 23 September, 2017.

The exhibition explored artists' approaches to three-dimensional form and materiality in the age of systems rather than artefacts, software rather than hardware, and associated processes of virtual transmission. The exhibition asked: how is sculpture evolving and responding to our increasingly technologised existence?

Artists: Hany Armanious (AUS); Benjamin Armstrong (AUS); Damiano Bertoli (AUS); Nina Cannell (SWE); Marley Dawson (AUS); Aleksandra Domanović (SVN); Hannah Donnelly (AUS); Alex Dordoy (GBR); Lewis Fidock & Joshua Petherick (AUS); Mira Gojak (AUS); Guan Xiao (CHN), Yngve Holen (NOR); Alex Israel (USA); Magali Reus (NLD); Anna Uddenberg (SWE); Anicka Yi (KOR)

Texts: Charlotte Day, Damiano Bertoli, Tara McDowell, Gail Priest, Hannah Donnelly

File under: Hany Armanious Damiano Bertoli Nina Canell Lewis Fidock Joshua Petherick Mira Gojak Guan Xiao Yngve Holen Alex Israel Magali Reus Anna Uddenberg Anicka Yi Benjamin Armstrong Marley Dawson Hannah Donnelly Alex Dordoy Aleksandra Domanović Charlotte Day Tara McDowell Damiano Bertoli Gail Priest Hannah Donnelly MUMA / Victoria Art Sculpture / Installation Group Shows / Collections

Endless Lonely Planet 10

2021, English
Softcover (staple-bound), 22 x 29 cm
Published by Endless Lonely Planet / Melbourne

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Tenth issue of Endless Lonely Planet, published on the occasion of "Encapsulated", Christopher L G Hill's exhibition of paintings, an archive of bags and a group show at caves, Melbourne, 25 Jun - 24 Jul 2021.

Published in a limited edition of 100 copies, featuring the contributions of :
Cameron Allen McKean, Dan Arps, Hugo Blomley, Nicola Blumenthal, Stephen Bram, Jack Colee, counterfeitnessfirst, Stella Corkery, Renee Cosgrave, Abella D’Adamo, Gabriella D’Costa, Alethea Everard, Lewis Fidock (Campbell the swaggie, wandering poet Maldon), Yani Florence, Matt Hinkley, Caesar Florence Howard, Kenji Ide, Carmen - Sibha Keiso, Michael Kennedy, Joel Kirkham, Lei Lei Kung, Piotr Łakomy, Gian Manik, Kate Meakin, Adelle Mills, Josh Minkus, Lloyd MST, Caeylen Fenelon Norris, Nao Osada, Conor O’Shea, Virginia Overell, Joshua Petherick, Jasmine Pickup, Andre Piguet, Owen Piper, Adriana Ramić, Luke Sands, Masato Takasaka, Matthew Ware Alexander Whitehouse, Fiona Williams, Hee Joon Youn…

File under: Christopher L G Hill Piotr Łakomy Cameron Allen McKean Dan Arps Hugo Blomley Nicola Blumenthal Stephen Bram Jack Colee Stella Corkery Renee Cosgrave Abella D’Adamo Gabriella D’Costa Alethea Everard Lewis Fidock Yani Florence Matt Hinkley Caesar Florence Howard Kenji Ide Carmen-Sibha Keiso Michael Kennedy Joel Kirkham Lei Lei Kung Gian Manik Kate Meakin Adelle Mills Josh Minkus Lloyd MST Caeylen Fenelon Norris Nao Osada Conor O’Shea Virginia Overell Joshua Petherick Jasmine Pickup Andre Piguet Owen Piper Luke Sands Masato Takasaka Matthew Ware Alexander Whitehouse Fiona Williams Hee Joon Youn Adriana Ramić Endless Lonely Planet / Melbourne Periodicals Australian Art Art Group Shows / Collections

Melbourne Artist Facilitated Biennial publication (Endless Lonely Planet 9)

2020, English
Softcover, 150 pages, 21 x 29.7
Ed. of 100,
Published by Endless Lonely Planet / Melbourne

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Melbourne Artist Facilitated Biennial publication by Melbourne artist Christopher LG Hill is both the ninth issue of his ongoing publishing imprint Endless Lonely Planet, and a major survey art book marking the end of his 12 year artist facilitated biennale project, spanning 2008-2020.

"Multiple sites and moments, artist facilitated biennials extending on structures and limitations set by Signs of life: Melbourne International Biennial 1999. Abstracting and bringing new meaning to the form of a biennial as a more casual and independent entity, the project has seen many participants and collaborators over the last 12 years. This book hopes to document some of these moments, but more so to be a catalyst for different modes and models that it may inspire." — publisher

Includes extensive photographic documentation of The (self initiated, Artist funded) second (fourth) Y2K Melbourne Biennial of Art (& Design), TCB art inc., 2008; The First & Final Y3K Second (third) Inaugural Melbourne Biennial of International Arts, Y3K, 2011 (curated by Joshua Petherick, James Deutsher, and Christopher L G Hill); Third/Fourth Melbourne Biennial, Margaret Lawrence Gallery, 2013; 4th/5th Melbourne Artist Facilitated Biennial, TarraWarra Museum of Art, 2016 (as part of TarraWarra Biennial 2016: Endless Circulation curated by Victoria Lynn and Helen Hughes/Discipline); 5th/6th final Melbourne Artist Facilitated Biennial, Dec 2018 -Dec 2020 (co-facilitated by Virginia Overell and Christopher L G Hill in their apartment/ the ex-Telecom building that was the site of the Melbourne International Biennial 1999)

Includes the work of ACW, Liz Allen, Animal Charm, Dan Arps, Sean Bailey, Liv Barrett, Matthew Brown, Ruth Buchannan, Jon Campbell, Jane Caught, Xin Cheng, Fiona Connor, Ying Lan Dann, James Deutsher, Daniel du Bern, Ida Ekblad, ffiXXed, Pat Foster & Jen Berean, Justin K Fuller, Matt Griffin, Ardi Gunawan, Hao Guo, Bianca Hester, Christopher L G Hill, Matt Hinkley, Helen Johnson, Lisa Kelly, Devin Kenny, Taree Mackenzie, Simon McGlinn, Rob Mckenzie, Nick Mangan, Scott Mitchell, Tahi Moore, Kate Newby, Geoff Newton, John Nixon, OSW, Alexander Ouchtomsky, Damon Packard, Spiros Panigriakis, Sean Peoples/ Cheese Peoples, Joshua Petherick, Kain Picken, Janneke Raaphorst, Nick Selenitsch, Christopher Schueler & Matthew Hopkins, Gregory P Sharp, Kate Smith, Sriwhana Spong, Dylan Statham, Masato Takasaka, Ben Tankard, Simon Taylor, Alex Vivian, Annie Wu, Hany Armanious, Andreas Banderas, Mikala Dwyer, Katherine Huang, Tobias Kaspar, Piotr Łakomy, Taree Mackenzie, Tahi Moore, Michael O’Connell, Ester Partegas, Natalie Rognsoy, John Spiteri, Dan Arps, Sean Bailey, Olivia Barrett, Matthew Benjamin, Jon Campbell, Trevelyan Clay, Fiona Connor and Michala Paludan, James Deutsher, DoubleFly, George Egerton-Warburton, Endless Lonely Planet, ffiXXed, Alicia Frankovich, Justin K Fuller, Marco Fusinato, Greatest Hits, Ardi Gunawan, Hao Guo, Christopher L G Hill, Matt Hinkley, David Homewood, Matthew Hopkins, Lou Hubbard, Renee Jaeger, Helen Johnson, Kenneth Biennale (curated by Kenny Pittock and Amy May Stuart: Chris Clarke, Christo Crocker, Christina Hayes, Chris L G Hill, Christine Pittock, Christopher Sciuto), Legendary Hearts (Kieran Hegarty and Andrew Cowie), S.T. Lore, Patrick Lundberg, Carrie McGrath, Rob McKenzie, Taree McKenzie, Nick Mangan, Gian Manik, Kate Meakin, Adelle Mills, Tahi Moore, Kate Newby, Elizabeth Newman, Virginia Overell, Sean Peoples, Joshua Petherick, Kain Picken, Lisa Radford and Sam George, Nick Selenitsch, Kate Smith, Studio Masatotectures, Sydney (Esther Edquist), Masato Takasaka and Madeline Kidd, Ben Tankard, Alex Vivian, Nicki Wynnychuk, y3k, Lauren Burrow, Counterfeitnessfirst, James Deutsher, Laurel Doody, George Egerton-Warburton, ELP3 Vine, Endless Lonely Planet, Lewis Fidock, Aurelia Guo, Christopher L G Hill, Lou Hubbard, Lucina Lane, Kate Meakin, Tahi Moore, Elizabeth Newman, Liam Osborne, Virginia Overell, Joshua Petherick, Lisa Radford, Zac Segbedzi, Nick Selenitsch, Nicholas Tammens, Alex Vivian, Rudi Williams, Gavin Bell, Jarrah de Kuijer and Simon McGlinn, Candida ((Gian Manik and Ricarda Bigolin) in collaboration with Agnieszka Chabros, Samuel Heatley and Jaala Jensen), Xin Cheng, Fiona Connor, Renee Cosgrave, Christo Crocker, Ying Lan Dann, Endless Lonely Planet, Richard Frater, Aurelia Guo, HB Peace, Hoggle, Lou Hubbard, Olivia Koh, Spencer Lai, Laurel Doody Library Supply, Patrick Lundberg, Kate Meakin, Olivia O’Donnell, Jason Willers, and more...

More info at http://www.christopherlghill.com

File under: ACW Liz Allen Animal Charm Dan Arps Sean Bailey Liv Barrett Matthew Brown Ruth Buchannan Jon Campbell Jane Caught Xin Cheng Fiona Connor Ying Lan Dann James Deutsher Daniel du Bern Ida Ekblad ffiXXed Pat Foster & Jen Berean Justin K Fuller Matt Griffin Ardi Gunawan Hao Guo Bianca Hester Christopher L G Hill Matt Hinkley Helen Johnson Lisa Kelly Devin Kenny Taree Mackenzie Simon McGlinn Rob Mckenzie Nick Mangan Scott Mitchell Tahi Moore Kate Newby Geoff Newton John Nixon OSW Alexander Ouchtomsky Damon Packard Spiros Panigriakis Sean Peoples/ Cheese Peoples Joshua Petherick Kain Picken Janneke Raaphorst Nick Selenitsch Christopher Schueler & Matthew Hopkins Gregory P Sharp Kate Smith Sriwhana Spong Dylan Statham Masato Takasaka Ben Tankard Simon Taylor Alex Vivian Annie Wu Hany Armanious Andreas Banderas Mikala Dwyer Katherine Huang Tobias Kaspar Piotr Łakomy Michael O’Connell Ester Partegas Natalie Rognsoy John Spiteri Olivia Barrett Matthew Benjamin Trevelyan Clay Fiona Connor and Michala Paludan DoubleFly George Egerton-Warburton Endless Lonely Planet Alicia Frankovich Marco Fusinato Greatest Hits David Homewood Matthew Hopkins Lou Hubbard Renee Jaeger Christo Crocker Christina Hayes Chris L G Hill Christine Pittock Christopher Sciuto) Legendary Hearts (Kieran Hegarty and Andrew Cowie) S.T. Lore Patrick Lundberg Carrie McGrath Rob McKenzie Taree McKenzie Gian Manik Kate Meakin Adelle Mills Elizabeth Newman Virginia Overell Sean Peoples Lisa Radford and Sam George Studio Masatotectures Sydney (Esther Edquist) Masato Takasaka and Madeline Kidd Nicki Wynnychuk y3k Lauren Burrow Counterfeitnessfirst Laurel Doody ELP3 Vine Lewis Fidock Aurelia Guo Lucina Lane Liam Osborne Lisa Radford Zac Segbedzi Nicholas Tammens Rudi Williams Gavin Bell Jarrah de Kuijer and Simon McGlinn Renee Cosgrave Richard Frater HB Peace Hoggle Olivia Koh Spencer Lai Laurel Doody Library Supply Olivia O’Donnell Jason Willers Amy May Stuart Kenny Pittock Madeline Kidd A Constructed World Agnieszka Chabros Ricarda Bigolin Samuel Heatley and Jaala Jensen Chris Clarke Christopher Sciuto Candida Esther Edquist S.T. Lore Endless Lonely Planet / Melbourne Art Painting Sculpture / Installation Australian Art Australian Photography Film / Video Performance / Dance / Theater Conceptual Art Curatorial Group Shows / Collections Periodicals Sound / Music Textiles

Joshua Petherick
Ears (with Tinnitus)

2017, English
Softcover (hand-finished, staple-bound), 24 pages, 16 x 13 cm
Ed. of 50,
Published by Self-Published / Melbourne

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"Ears (with Tinnitus)" is an artist's pocket-book/work catalogue published in 2017 in an edition of 50 copies (and not distributed until now) documenting a central sculptural series of Australian artist Joshua Petherick (b. Adelaide, 1979). Petherick's 'Ears' began in Summer 2014. Combining abstract wax-cast fragments of translucent polyurethane with seashells collected on the artists' trips to the ocean, Petherick formed an accidental auto-portrait in ongoing variation. Floating at head-height against gallery walls, these cradled assemblages "evoke a microscopic thicket of corporeal and fantastical horror-form." This title collates a small selection of these works exhibited between 2015-2017 in Australia, New Zealand and the United States. Illustrated throughout in b/w with a work list in hand-numbered edition.

File under: Joshua Petherick Self-Published / Melbourne Art Sculpture / Installation Australian Art

Piero Gilardi & Joshua Petherick
Pastorale

2019, English
Softcover, 56 pages, 23 x 22 cm
Published by Robert Heald Gallery / Wellington

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Catalogue published on the occasion of the two-person exhibition of Piero Gilardi (b. 1942, Turin) and Joshua Petherick (b. 1979, Adelaide) at Robert Heald Gallery, Wellington, July 18 – August 17, 2019. Profusely illustrated throughout with installation views, all exhibited works (w. details), along with a full work list. Presenting Gilardi's Nature Carpets (a central work of the artist since his catalytic involvement in the 1960s Arte Povera movement and the wake of European Pop) alongside Petherick's Condolences; both sculptural bodies of work in polyurethane foam, realistically reproducing fragments of our living environments, reflecting on the physical and psychological hyper-effects of our tenuous and increasingly artificial relationship to the natural world.

Designed by Rose Miller, Kraftwork.

File under: Piero Gilardi Joshua Petherick Robert Heald Gallery / Wellington Sculpture / Installation Arte Povera Art Australian Art

HRD / CF Newsletter
Issue 1-4 set

2017, English
Softcover (4 x newspapers), 16 pages each, 29 x 40 cm
Published by Mode and Mode / Melbourne

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The HRD / CF Newsletter is a periodical publication produced within the exhibition ‘Hi$h Risk Dressing / Critical Fashion’ at RMIT Design Hub. The exhibition centres on the local fashion organisation active in Melbourne between the years 1983-1993, the Fashion Design Council. The FDC (as they are often shortened to), founded by Robert Buckingham, Kate Durham and Robert Pearce, were a self―organised group set up to foster independent designers and artists dealing with fashion. Influenced by the post―punk scene of Northern fashion capitals, the FDC put on shows in clubs and venues, as well as organising exhibitions, and eventually setting up a shop serving as a platform for alternative fashion in Melbourne. Throughout their active period, the FDC were prolific self―publishers. Print collateral was central to their success as an organisation. Postcards, invites, catalogues, business cards and other ephemera were shared with members and the broader public, promoting their officialdom. Particularly significant was the FDC newsletter, designed by co-founder Robert Pearce, disseminating a manifesto as well as news and events with its members. The newsletters were ad hoc; informal in language and design but expressed the energy and creative spirit of both the FDC community and available technology.

Using the model of the FDC newsletter, the HRD / CF Newsletter is a take―away publication released each week of the exhibition program. Each of the issues is framed around an emerging aspect of the FDC captured in the exhibition ― the archive, the bar, the shop and the office ― with texts, interviews and contributions from local and international practitioners. The ‘HRD / CF Newsletter also includes facsimiles of print ephemera from the FDC archive, which was donated to the RMIT Design Archives in 1998 by co-founder Robert Buckingham. This new newsletter functions as a platform for disseminating ideas about the FDC then, and critical fashion now, allowing for new dialogues to emerge from the legacy of FDC.

Edited by Laura Gardner
Designed by Ziga Testen
Edition of 500

Contributors include: Agniezska Chabros, Annie Wu, Blake Barns/HB Peace, Christopher LG Hill, Clare Wohlnick, Jessie Kiely/Monica's Gallery, Kate Meakin, Matthew Linde, Sasha Geyer, Winnie Ha Mitford, Bryan Collins, D&K (Ricarda Bigolin and Nella Themelios), James Deutsher, Lewis Fidock, Brighid Fitzgerald, Amanda Horowitz, Chantal Kirby, Jessie Kiely and Monica’s Gallery (Spencer Lai and Jake Swinson), Christopher LG Hill, Matthew Linde, Kate Meakin, Olivia O’Donnell, Yair Oelbaum, Virginia Overell, Sean Peoples, Joshua Petherick, Jen Shear, Flannery Silva, Adele Varcoe, Alex Vivian and more.

File under: Adele Varcoe Amanda Horowitz Annie Wu Blake Barns Brighid Fitzgerald Bryan Collins Chantal Kirby Christopher LG Hill Clare Wöhlnick Flannery Silva H.B. Peace James Deutsher Jen Shear Jessie Kiely Joshua Petherick Kate Meakin Lewis Fidock Matthew Linde Monica's Gallery Olivia O’Donnell Sasha Geyer Sean Peoples Spencer Lai Virginia Overell Winnie Ha Mitford Yair Oelbaum Agnieszka Chabros D & K Jake Swinson Mode and Mode / Melbourne Art Australian Art Fashion Periodicals Theory / Essay

Endless Lonely Planet 5

2016, English
Softcover, 24 pages, 21 x 29.7 cm
Ed. of 2000,
Published by Endless Lonely Planet / Melbourne

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Endless Lonely Planet 5, published on the occasion of the 4th/5th Melbourne Artist Facilitated Biennial held at Tarrawarra Museum of Art as part of TARRAWARRA BIENNIAL 2016: ENDLESS CIRCULATION (19 August - 6 November 2016) curated with Discipline. Exhibition and publication features the work of Christopher L G Hill, Nick Selenitsch, Lou Hubbard, Lewis Fidock, Endless Lonely Planet, Liam Osborne, Lisa Radford, Elizabeth Newman, Nicholas Tammens, Kate Meakin, George Egerton-Warburton, James Deutsher, Zac Segbedzi, Aurelia Guo, Rudi Williams, Alex Vivian, Lucina Lane, Lauren Burrow, Counterfeitnessfirst, Virginia Overell, Joshua Petherick, Laurel Doody, Tahi Moore, elp3 Vine, and more...

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File under: Aurelia Guo Christopher LG Hill Elizabeth Newman George Egerton-Warburton James Deutsher Joshua Petherick Kate Meakin Laurel Doody Lauren Burrow Lewis Fidock Liam Osborne Lisa Radford Lou Hubbard Lucina Lane Nick Selenitsch Rudi Williams Tahi Moore Virginia Overell Zac Segbedzi Endless Lonely Planet / Melbourne Art Fiction / Poetry Periodicals Australian Art Objects / Ephemera / A/V

9th Berlin Biennale for Contemporary Art
The Present in Drag

2016, English
Softcover, 382 pages, 24 x 17 cm
Published by Distanz / Berlin

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The Present in Drag is published as a companion volume to the 9th Berlin Biennale for Contemporary Art, which was curated by New York collective DIS. Providing information on the works shown in the exhibition, it also includes contributions by Roe Ethridge, Simon und Daniel Fujiwara, Boris Groys, Katja Novitskova, Chus Martinez, Bjarne Melgaard, Sean Patrick Monahan, Sabine Reitmaier, McKenzie Wark, and others.
The 9th Berlin Biennale for Contemporary Art features the work and contributions of: 69, Antoni Abad, Halil Altindere, Ei Arakawa (in collaboration with Dan Poston, Stefan Tcherepnin), Korakrit Arunanondchai/Alex Gvojic, atelier le balto, Armen Avanessian/Alexander Martos (in collaboration with Christopher Roth), åyr, Will Benedict, Julien Ceccaldi, Centre for Style
(in collaboration with Anna-Sophie Berger; Burkhard Beschow & Anne Fellner; Max Brand; Rare Candy with Alden Epp, Spencer Lai, Natasha Madden, Misty Pollen, Ander Rennick & Amber Wright; Susan Cianciolo; Marlie Mul; Liam Osborne; H.B. Peace & Kate Meakin; Joshua Petherick; Lin May Saeed; Eirik Sæther), Brody Condon, CUSS Group (in collaboration with ANGEL-HO, FAKA, Megan Mace, NTU), Kathleen Daniel, Debora Delmar Corp., Simon Denny with Linda Kantchev, Cécile B. Evans, Nicolás Fernández, Lizzie Fitch/Ryan Trecartin, Simon Fujiwara, GCC, GUAN Xiao, Calla Henkel/Max Pitegoff, Camille Henrot, Yngve Holen, Alexa Karolinski/Ingo Niermann, Kartenrecht, Josh Kline, Korpys/Löffler, Nik Kosmas, M/L Artspace, Shawn Maximo, Ashland Mines, Katja Novitskova, Trevor Paglen/Jacob Appelbaum, Juan Sebastián Peláez, Adrian Piper, Alexandra Pirici, Josephine Pryde, Puppies Puppies, Babak Radboy, Jon Rafman, Timur Si-Qin, Lucie Stahl, Hito Steyerl, TELFAR, Christopher Kulendran Thomas, Wu Tsang, Anna Uddenberg, Amalia Ulman, Anne de Vries, Abu Hajar, Halil Altindere, Math Bass, Lizzi Bougatsos & Brian DeGraw, Elysia Crampton, Lizzie Fitch/Ryan Trecartin, Isa Genzken, Juliana Huxtable, Kelela, Nguzunguzu, PATRICIA (Patricia Satterwhite, Jacolby Satterwhite, Nick Weiss), Adrian Piper, Fatima Al Qadiri, Carles Santos, Hito Steyerl, Total Freedom, Amalia Ulman, Antoni Abad, åyr/Rem Koolhaas/Hans Ulrich Obrist, Kathleen Daniel, Cécile B. Evans and Andrew Snyder-Beattie, Oleg Fonaryov and Oleksiy Radynski, Simon & Daniel Fujiwara, GCC, Boris Groys, Rob Horning, Izabella Kaminska and Simon Denny, Chus Martínez, Meredith Meredith, Sean Monahan, New Scenario, Ingo Niermann, Alexandra Pirici, Puppies Puppies, Sean Raspet, Natasha Stagg, Amalia Ulman, Sencer Vardarman, Eduardo Viveiros de Castro and Déborah Danowski in conversation with Michelle Sommer and Daniel Steegmann Mangrané, McKenzie Wark, Will Benedict, Dora Budor, Cao Fei, Roe Ethridge, Hood by Air, Bjarne Melgaard, Simon Dybbroe Møller, Zanele Muholi, Johannes Paul Raether, Torbjørn Rødland, Akeem Smith, Martine Syms, Stewart Uoo, Nina Cristante, Sabine Gottfried, Nik Kosmas, Lesley Moon, Helga Wretman, Frank Benson, Asger Carlsen, DIS, Casey Jane Ellison, Roe Ethridge, Avena Gallagher, Saemundur Thor Helgason, Tilman Hornig, Benjamin Alexander Huseby, Chris Kraus, Bjarne Melgaard, Jason Nocito, Babak Radboy, Sean Raspet, Sabine Reitmaier, Aaron David Ross, Andrew Norman Wilson, Anonymous, Anonymous, Anonymous and others.

File under: Adrian Piper Amalia Ulman Amber Wright Ander Rennick Anna-Sophie Berger Anna Uddenberg Anne de Vries Anne Fellner åyr Benjamin Alexander Huseby Bjarne Melgaard Brian DeGraw Burkhard Beschow Calla Henkel Camille Henrot Cécile B. Evans Centre for Style Chris Kraus DIS Dora Budor Ei Arakawa Eirik Sæther Elysia Crampton Fatima Al Qadiri Guan Xiao H.B. Peace Hito Steyerl Isa Genzken Jon Rafman Josephine Pryde Josh Kline Joshua Petherick Juliana Huxtable Julien Ceccaldi Kate Meakin Katja Novitskova Korakrit Arunanondchai Liam Osborne Lin May Saeed Lizzi Bougatsos Lizzie Fitch Lucie Stahl Marlie Mul Martine Syms Math Bass Max Brand Max Pitegoff Misty Pollen M/L Artspace Natasha Madden Nicolás Fernández Nik Kosmas Puppies Puppies Rare Candy Rem Koolhaas Roe Ethridge Ryan Trecartin Sabine Reitmaier Sean Raspet Simon Denny Simon Dybbroe Møller Simon Fujiwara Spencer Lai Stefan Tcherepnin Stewart Uoo Susan Cianciolo Timur Si-Qin Total Freedom Will Benedict Wu Tsang Yngve Holen Torbjørn Rødland Boris Groys Chris Kraus Chus Martínez Hans Ulrich Obrist Ingo Niermann McKenzie Wark Distanz / Berlin Architecture / Interior Art Fashion Film / Video Performance / Dance / Theater Photography Sculpture / Installation Sound / Music Theory / Essay

Technologism

2015, English
Softcover, 96 pages, 17 x 23 cm
Published by MUMA / Victoria

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Catalogue published to accompany the exhibition Technologism, at Monash University Museum of Art (MUMA) in Melbourne, 3 Oct - 12 Dec 2015, curated by Charlotte Day.

Artists: Cory Arcangel (US), Dara Birnbaum (US), Chris Burden (US), Ian Burn (AU), Antoinette J. Citizen (AU), Simon Denny (NZ), Jan Dibbets (NL), Aleksandra Domanović (SI/DE), Harun Farocki (DE), Benjamin Forster (AU), Isa Genzken (DE), Greatest Hits (AU), Martijn Hendriks (NL), Lynn Hershman Leeson (US), Matt Hinkley (AU), Jenny Holzer (US), Edward Kienholz & Nancy Reddin Kienholz (US), Oliver Laric (AT), Mark Leckey (UK), Scott Mitchell (AU), Rabih Mroué (LB), Henrik Olesen (DK), Nam June Paik (KR/US), Nam June Paik & John Godfrey (US), Joshua Petherick (AU), Matte Rochford (AU), Jill Scott (AU), Richard Serra (US), John F. Simon Jr. (US), Brian Springer (US), Hito Steyerl (DE), Ricky Swallow (AU), Jeff Thompson (US), Pia van Gelder (AU), Ulla Wiggen (US) and Dennis Wilcox (AU)

MUMA concludes its three-part series on watershed moments in art history — Reinventing the Wheel: the readymade century and Art as a Verb — with Technologism, a major group exhibition bringing together forty-three historical and contemporary artworks, including several new commissions from Australian practitioners. Technologism wrestles with the profound cultural, social and political impact technology has made on art since the 1960s.

Conservative cul-de-sac's of the community are often sceptical of technology and its ever increasing presence in our lives. However many artists — with a natural propensity for constant upheaval — have whole-heartedly embraced radical changes in technology over the last sixty years. Featuring artworks that engage both physically and conceptually with electronic systems — television, computers, the internet, smartphones — Technologism focuses on the ways artists critique and disrupt official uses of the media, or construct their own machines and data systems.

Riffing off both the aesthetic and conceptual characteristics of technology, artists in Technologism document technology's advancement in a plethora of ways: Ulla Wiggen's intricate paintings of circuit boards from the mid 1960s, see the development of an aesthetic inspired by the complex intersection of electrical wires, connectors and components, working to manipulate and rewire the physicality of technology; some thirty years later, John F. Simon's Art Appliances series of the 1990s uses the circuitry of small LCD screens to disrupt pictures and patterns, recreating them over; in Matte Rochford's video Progressively Degrading Test Pattern 2013, humble VHS tapes are copied and recopied, in a process of metaphysical reduction; while in Joshua Petherick's new work, one technology is employed to record another soon to be superseded, revealing new visual dimensions and the 'ghosts in the machine'.

A story of advancement inevitably turns into obsolescence, and Technologism seeks to document the early use of broadcast technology as a way of bridging the gap (and finding a space) between the image on the screen, the physical presence of the viewer, and the broader community. Jan Dibbet's TV as a Fireplace 1968, documents television as a collective experience — even if viewers were separated physically, they were united through time and space like pre-historic cave-dwellers by a communal broadcast. However with the advent of the internet, personal computer devices and streaming services, technology has again changed the relationship we have with the world around us to a more singular yet proliferating existence.

A history of DIY jamming and hacking presents the way artists have continued to subvert conventional uses of technology and challenge the status-quo, from the internet as militarily-designed, to corporately-exploited, civilian-employed, artistically-manipulated, and back again. For instance, Lynn Hershman Leeson's work investigates how media is used as a tool for censorship and political repression, while Simon Denny's work co-opts the aesthetic and rhetoric of language of multinational corporations in order to question their power. In presenting these works and others, Technologism seeks to consider what is the value of such subversion, or is it merely a perpetuation of the problem?

Artist Hito Steyerl asks, 'is the internet dead?' Although, hyperbolic in its prognosis, Technologism recognises that sceptical questions such as this are an important part of how artistic practice negotiates technological advancement. Technologism proceeds from the idea that technology in all its forms, physical and immaterial, needs to be interrogated in order to be perpetually remade.

Technologism considers changes in infrastructure, such as telecommunication networks and the internet, and the cultural implications of technological innovation and considers from the position of the developers of these technologies as well as from the end user. Technologism asks 'how does technology effect artistic practice?' As well as, 'how can artistic practice effect technology?'

Fully illustrated catalogue features texts by Charlotte Day, Philip Brophy, Bridget Crone and Sean Dockray. Designed by Yanni Florence.

File under: Antoinette J. Citizen Benjamin Forster Brian Springer Chris Burden Cory Arcangel Dara Birnbaum Dennis Wilcox Edward Kienholz Greatest Hits Harun Farocki Henrik Olesen Hito Steyerl Ian Burn Isa Genzken Jan Dibbets Jeff Thompson Jenny Holzer Jill Scott John F. Simon Jr. John Godfrey Joshua Petherick Lynn Hershman Leeson Mark Leckey Martijn Hendriks Matt Hinkley Matte Rochford Nam June Paik Nancy Reddin Kienholz Oliver Laric Pia van Gelder Rabih Mroué Richard Serra Ricky Swallow Scott Mitchell Simon Denny Ulla Wiggen Aleksandra Domanović Bridget Crone Charlotte Day Philip Brophy Sean Dockray MUMA / Victoria Art Film / Video Sculpture / Installation Sound / Music Theory / Essay Group Shows / Collections

Centre for Style Rag
by Centre for Style

2015, English
Softcover (w. free copy of "Boulevard"), 80 pages, 19 x 27.5 cm
Published by Centre for Style / Melbourne

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Centre for Style Rag: Silly Canvas
2nd Printing.

Re-edited, re-printed, re-designed, re-bound, and comes with a free copy of "Boulevard" by Centre for Style at Gertrude Contemporary (softcover, 34 pages, 14 x 20 cm) from World Food Books!

Texts by:
Harry Burke, Helen Hughes, Lisa Radford, Olivia Barrett, Sally Gray, Tim Gentles

Artist pages by:
Anna-Sophie Berger, H.B. Peace, Dan Arps, Dena Yago, Elisa van Joolen, Lou Hubbard

The Prologue Edition doubles as the catalogue of Silly Canvas, with images from the exhibition curated by Centre for Style at Utopian Slumps in December 2014

Participants include:
A Constructed World, Amalia Ulman, Anna-Sophie Berger, Bless, Body by Body, D&K, ffiXXed, H.B. Peace , Ida Ekblad and Eirik Sæther, Lucina Lane, Marlie Mul, Mikala Dwyer, Susan Cianciolo, Trevor Shimizu

Designed and printed by Clare Wohlnick and Maff.

"Boulevard" by Centre for Style at Gertrude Contemporary features the work of Ander Rennick, Brooke Ally, Bum Creek, Chloe Maratta, Christopher LG Hill, Claire Lambe, D&K, Flannery Silva, Guy Benfield, H.B. Peace, Hamish Macdonald, Jenny Watson, Jessie Kiely, Joshua Petherick, K8 Hardy, Kate Meakin, Le Service Public, Laura Fanning, Lewis Fidock, Liam Osborne, Matthew Linde, Marie Karlberg, Michael Smith, Moses Gauntlett Cheng, Nicolas Ceccaldi, Odwalla 88, Quintessa Matranga, Rafael Delacruz, Rare Candy, Richard Malone, Sylvie Zijlmans & Hewald Jongenelis, Tobias Madison, Vejas, Zoe Latta.

File under: A Constructed World Amalia Ulman Ander Rennick Anna-Sophie Berger Bless Body by Body Brooke Ally Bum Creek Chloe Maratta Christopher LG Hill Claire Lambe Clare Wöhlnick Dan Arps Dena Yago D&K Eirik Sæther Elisa van Joolen ffiXXed Flannery Silva Guy Benfield H.B. Peace Hewald Jongenelis Ida Ekblad Jenny Watson Jessie Kiely Joshua Petherick K8 Hardy Kate Meakin Laura Fanning Lewis Fidock Liam Osborne Lisa Radford Lou Hubbard Lucina Lane Marie Karlberg Marlie Mul Matthew Linde Michael Smith Mikala Dwyer Moses Gauntlett Cheng Nicolas Ceccaldi Odwalla 88 Quintessa Matranga Rafael Delacruz Rare Candy Richard Malone Sally Gray Susan Cianciolo Sylvie Zijlmans Tim Gentles Tobias Madison Trevor Shimizu Vejas Zoe Latta Harry Burke Helen Hughes Olivia Barrett Centre for Style / Melbourne Art Fashion

VDO
Antithesis

2013, English
Compact Disc (CDr, 59:00 min)
Published by Bunyip Trax / Melbourne

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New compact disc from Melbourne label Bunyip Trax. Nine new tracks landing on one hour from VDO (the duet of Moffarfarrah/Mouving - Christopher LG Hill/Joshua Petherick). A soundtrack of desolate, improvised ambient/new-age wastelands, punctuated by thickets of claustrophobic world noise and tear-sodden environmental exorcisms.

Tracks: Antithesis, Myer, Outside Your Party, Still Looking, Inland, Bounty, Drive-By Lock-In, Reserve and The Pool Wall.

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File under: Christopher LG Hill Joshua Petherick VDO Bunyip Trax / Melbourne Objects / Ephemera / A/V

Reinventing The Wheel: The Readymade Century

2013, English
Softcover, 128 pages, 17 x 21 cm
Published by MUMA / Victoria

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Publication to accompany the exhibition "Reinventing The Wheel: The Readymade Century", 3 October – 14 December 2013, Monash University Museum of Art, Victoria, Australia.

Arguably the most influential development in art of the twentieth century, the use of the readymade was set in motion 100 years ago with Marcel Duchamp’s Bicycle Wheel. Giving birth to an entire artistic language, Duchamp’s conversion of an unadorned, everyday object into a figure of high art completely inverted how people considered artistic practice. Suddenly, art was capable of being everywhere and in everything. It was a revolutionary moment in modern art, and the ripples from this epochal shift still resonate today.

Reinventing the Wheel: the Readymade Century pays tribute to this seminal work and traces the subsequent elaboration of neo-dada practices, with a particular focus upon everyday and vernacular contexts; the mysterious and libidinous potential of sculptural objects; institutional critique and nominal modes of artistic value; pop, minimalism and industrial manufacture. These discursive contexts will also provide a foundation to explore more recent tendencies related to unmonumental and social sculpture, post-fordism and other concerns, particularly among contemporary Australian artists.

Bringing together works by over 50 artists – from Duchamp and Man Ray to Andy Warhol and Martin Creed, along with some of Australia’s leading practitioners – this is a one-of-a-kind salute to an idea that continues to define the very nature of contemporary art.
Artists:

Carl Andre, Hany Armanious, Nairy Baghramian, Ian Burn, John Cage, Christo & Jeanne-Claude, Tony Cragg, Michael Craig-Martin, Martin Creed, Aleks Danko, Julian Dashper, Simon Denny, Marcel Duchamp, Sylvie Fleury, Ceal Floyer, Claire Fontaine, Gilbert & George, Félix González-Torres, Agatha Gothe-Snape, Greatest Hits, Matthew Griffin, Richard Hamilton, David Hammons, Matt Hinkley, Lou Hubbard, Barry Humphries, Jeff Koons, Joseph Kosuth, Louise Lawler, Klara Lidén, Andrew Liversidge, James Lynch, Robert MacPherson, Rob McKenzie, Callum Morton, John Nixon, Meret Oppenheim, Joshua Petherick, Kain Picken, Rosslynd Piggott, Man Ray, Scott Redford, Stuart Ringholt, Peter Saville, Charlie Sofo, Haim Steinbach, Ricky Swallow, Masato Takasaka, Peter Tyndall, Alex Vivian, Danh Vo, Andy Warhol, and Heimo Zobernig.

Curatorial team:
Max Delany (former MUMA director), Charlotte Day, Francis E. Parker, and Patrice Sharkey.With texts by Rex Butler, Charlotte Day, Francis Parker, Patrice Sharkey, and a never before published text by Thierry de Duve.

File under: Agatha Gothe-Snape Aleks Danko Andrew Liversidge Andy Warhol Barry Humphries Callum Morton Carl Andre Ceal Floyer Charlie Sofo Christo & Jeanne-Claude Claire Fontaine Danh Vo David Hammons Felix Gonzalez-Torres Greatest Hits Haim Steinbach Hany Armanious Heimo Zobernig Ian Burn James Lynch Jeff Koons John Cage John Nixon Joseph Kosuth Joshua Petherick Julian Dashper Kain Picken Lou Hubbard Louise Lawler Man Ray Marcel Duchamp Martin Creed Masato Takasaka Matt Hinkley Matthew Griffin Meret Oppenheim Michael Craig-Martin Nairy Baghramian Peter Saville Peter Tyndall Richard Hamilton Ricky Swallow Rob McKenzie Robert Macpherson Rosslynd Piggott Scott Redford Simon Denny Stuart Ringholt Sylvie Fleury Tony Cragg Gilbert & George Klara Lidén Charlotte Day Francis Parker Patrice Sharkey Rex Butler Thierry de Duve MUMA / Victoria Art Out-of-print / Rare Painting Sculpture / Installation Theory / Essay Dada Surrealism Arte Povera Conceptual Art Fluxus Group Shows / Collections

Galactic Locksmith
KAROT LP

2006, English
LP (w. white-sleeve, printed paste-on, catalogue insert)
Edition of 100,
Published by Bunyip Trax / Melbourne

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The first-ever and long-lost Bunyip Trax catalogue release (BTX0001). Never before issued, until now, seven years later.

As hearsay has it, this album (the only recording known of the anonymous Galactic Locksmith) was recorded in a house in Glen Waverley, Victoria, over the course of one weekend in 2006. This singular session of improvised music captures a gloriously wide range of territories and atmospheres - from meandering, haunting analog synth-scapes, to wild acid-folk/space free-forms, to touches of musique concrète, library, even disco (on the anomalous "Like a Duck to Kinky Water"). The music of KAROT seems to have little in common with anything happening in Melbourne in the mid-2000s, outside the undeniable connection to the sounds of the artists on the Bunyip Trax catalogue that developed after and around this time. KAROT more closely possesses the irreverence and elan of experimental European artists from the 1960s/70's such as Bernard Vitet, Polé, MEV, Franco Battiato, Agitation Free, Amon Düül, Ghedalia Tazartes, or even Basil Kirchin.
The record sleeve sheds little light on the LP aside from a quote of the late 19th century writer Robert W. Chambers and a listing of 'instruments' ("Arps Korgs Rolands Apples Wasp Kettle Bongos Whiskey Over Ice Various Bells Fender Electric Bass Acoustic Guitar Lachlan Custom Electric Guitar Swany Whistle Various Drums Voices FX Yamaha Ibanez Stoker Cowbell Hand-Claps Water Shakers & A House").

The LP comes housed in a white card sleeve with bootleg-style paste-on cover artwork (some in blue ink, printed in The Netherlands, the others xeroxed in black), recently inserted with a catalogue sheet that reproduces (rather illegibly) all Bunyip Trax releases to date (inc. cassettes and compact discs from VDO, Gugg, Mouving, Moffarfarrah, Paeces, Urchyn, Saint John's Ambience, Porpoise Torture, and others) and a download link to the "expanded, uncut version" of this very album, which originally almost ran into double-LP duration.

Pressed and printed in 2006 yet never issued until now (late 2013), seven years later, and here only in it's original edition of 100 copies, this LP has somewhat become a mythological creature of the Australian experimental underground, and is available exclusively until sold out from World Food Books.

File under: Christopher LG Hill Galactic Locksmith Joshua Petherick Matthew Brown Bunyip Trax / Melbourne Objects / Ephemera / A/V Out-of-print / Rare

REBEL SORTS
Moffarfarrah, Mouving, (Asujoh(Urchyn)Sunag), VDO(Mix)

2014, English
C90 cassette
Edition of 100,
Published by Bunyip Trax / Melbourne

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Back in stock - new cassette for 2013 from underground label Bunyip Trax!
Somewhat of a compilation tape, "REBEL SORTS" is personality split four ways between the artists Moffarfarrah, Mouving, Asujoh Sunag and Urchyn (as a collaborative track), and VDO (as a side long mixtape). This tape spans 90 mins of dark, compressed/ravaged urban dystopic landscape programming, concrete pastoral lamentations, screwed cybertropic rhythms, and synthetic choral deliverance.

Limited to 100 copies!

File under: Asujoh Sunag Christopher LG Hill Joshua Petherick Moffarfarrah Mouving Urchyn VDO Bunyip Trax / Melbourne Objects / Ephemera / A/V

21:100:100
100 sound works by 100 artists from the 21st Century

2008, English
Hardcover, 367 pages, 22.3 x 17.2 cm
Published by Gertrude Contemporary / Melbourne MONA / Hobart

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“When we separate music from life we get art.” John Cage
This catalogue presents the exhibition which was part of the 2008 Melbourne International Arts Festival, 21:100:100 featured 100 works by 100 sound artists produced in the 21st Century. This exhibition was the first significant survey to explore and chronicle the extraordinary developments that have occurred in contemporary sound art in the 21st century.

Curated by Alexie Glass, Emily Cormack, Marco Fusinato, Oren Ambarchi
Collaborators: Fabio Ongarato, Jared Davis, Kristy Edmunds

Today, Sound Art and Experimental Music enjoy an infrastructure all of their own, with journals, labels, music festivals and websites devoted to its critical and creative discussion. This ambitious concept was developed with the premise that the foundations of both sound art and contemporary art share a similar spirit of enquiry and experimentation, and whilst the discussion of their relationship is a lively one, this exhibition proved the first to present such a breadth of sound work to Australian audiences within a gallery context.

21:100:100 was developed by Gertrude Contemporary Art Spaces in collaboration with internationally acclaimed Australian artists Oren Ambarchi and Marco Fusinato. It included work made in the preceding eight years chronicling new directions and innovations in sound art. These works were played on 100 headphones suspended within the gallery, creating a space for the visitor to pick their way through sound art’s many and varied aural and conceptual evolutions.

As co-curator Alexie Glass has stated “Melbourne has always enjoyed an incredibly lively sound art community and has been a central site in the investigation and presentation of sound art in a music festival context. 21:100:100 provides a truly unique and crucial opportunity to fully engage with sound art, and to trace it’s varied thematic threads, and innovative stylistic developments. It is the first exhibition of its kind and is one of the most important sound art exhibitions in Australian history.”

The exhibition spanned a range of threads and styles within the art form, featuring work by a diverse selection of the worlds leading practitioners with artists including: ¾ Had Been Eliminated [Italy] Lucas Abela [Australia] Oren Ambarchi [Australia] Natasha Anderson [Australia] Thomas Brinkmann Philip Brophy [Australia] Brothers Of The Occult Sisterhood [Australia] Neil Campbell [UK] Eugene Carchesio [Australia] Andrew Chalk [UK] Chicks On Speed [Europe] Rod Cooper [Australia] Corrupted [Japan] Martin Creed (Owada) [UK] Alvin Curran Dead C [New Zealand] Jim Denley [Australia] The Donkey's Tail [Australia] Kevin Drumm [USA] Fennesz [Austria] Robin Fox [Australia] Cor Fuhler [Netherlands] Ellen Fullman [USA] Marco Fusinato [Australia] Alistair Galbraith [New Zealand] Bernhard Gunter [Germany] Will Guthrie [Australia] Keiji Haino [Japan] Florian Hecker [Germany] Joyce Hinterding [Australia] Kanta Horio [Japan] Ryoji Ikeda [Japan] Incapacitants [Japan] Jandek [Usa] Philip Jeck [UK] Rolf Julius [Germany] Junko [Japan] Kemialliset Ystavat [Finland] Christina Kubisch [Germany] Kuupuu [Finland] Alan Lamb [Australia] Graham Lambkin [UK] Annea Lockwood [Europe/Nz/USA] Francisco Lopez [Spain] Alvin Lucier [USA] Sachiko M [Japan] Lionel Marchetti [France] Christian Marclay [USA] Masonna [Japan] Maher Shalal Hash Baz [Japan] Mattin (Basque) Merzbow [Japan] Gordon Mumma Muura [Australia] Toshimaru Nakamura [Japan] New Blockaders [UK] Phill Niblock [USA] Hermann Nitsch No Neck Blues Band [USA] Jerome Noetinger [France] Jim O’rourke [USA] Optrum [Japan] Paeces [Australia] Charlemagne Palestine [USA] Paul Panhuysen [Netherlands] Pateras/Baxter/Brown Pita [Austria] Francis Plagne [Australia] Stephen Prina [USA] Eliane Radigue [France] Tom Recchion [USA] Rizili [Australia] Steve Roden [USA] Keith Rowe [UK] Runzelstirn + Gurgelstock [Switzerland] Philip Samartzis [Australia] Marcus Schmickler [Germany] David Shea [Australia/USA] Skaters [USA] Snawklor Michael Snow [Canada] Sonic Youth [Usa] Ssl (Robbie Avenaim/Dale Gorfinkel) [Australia] Striborg [Australia] Taku Sugimoto [Japan] Sun City Girls [USA] Sunn O))) [USA] Akio Suzuki [Japan] Yasunao Tone [Japan/USA] Toshiya Tsunoda [Japan] Voice Crack [Switzerland] Brendan Walls [Australia] Scott Walker [UK] Chris Watson [UK] Ralf Wehowsky [USA] Whitehouse [UK] Otomo Yoshihide [Japan] Richard Youngs (UK) Z'ev (USA)

File under: Alvin Lucier Andrew Chalk Christian Marclay Christopher LG Hill Eugene Carchesio Florian Hecker John Cage Joshua Petherick Keith Rowe Marco Fusinato Martin Creed Masonna Merzbow Michael Snow Oren Ambarchi Philip Brophy Stephen Prina Alexie Glass-Kantor David Keehan Emily Cormack Oren Ambarchi Gertrude Contemporary / Melbourne MONA / Hobart Art Australian Art Sound / Music Performance / Dance / Theater

Dodecatalogue

2012, English
Softcover (two books bound in rubber band), 100 pages (total), 14 x 20 cm
Edition of 190 copies.,
Published by True Belief / Melbourne

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Dodecatalogue was released concurrently with the exhibition Dodecahedron at Platform Contemporary Art Spaces in Melbourne, October 2012. Dodecahedron comprises the work of Damiano Bertoli, Zoe Croggon, Adam Cruickshank, Tony Garifilakis, Stuart Geddes, Agatha Gothe-Snape, Brad Haylock, Joshua Petherick, John Warwicker, Dexter Sinister, Oliver Van Der Lugt, Annie Wu.
Dodecatalogue features work from all the above artists and designers plus contributions from: Terri Bird, Nic Dowse, Nathan Gray, Christopher LG Hill, Spiros Panigirakis, Tom Polo, Dell Stewart, Masato Takasaka, Nat Thomas, Anna Varendorf.Each copy of Dodecatalogue comes with an accompanying dummy book of the same dimensions and page count from Stuart Geddes.Dodecatalogue: A5, riso-printed, 100 pages, perfect bound. Edition: 190 only.

File under: Adam Cruickshank Agatha Gothe-Snape Annie Wu Brad Haylock Damiano Bertoli Dexter Sinister John Warwicker Joshua Petherick Oliver Van Der Lugt Stuart Geddes Tony Garifilakis Zoë Croggon True Belief / Melbourne Art Graphic Design / Typography Objects / Ephemera / A/V

Y3K Publication

2013, English
Loose-leaf collection of Y3K ephemera (folded A3 exhibition posters, plus A4 inserts), 21 x 29.7 cm
Edition of 100,
Published by Y3K / Melbourne

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Y3K was a two-year (2009-2011) proposition initiated by James Deutsher and Christopher L G Hill, a gallery practice as-an-extension-of an art practice and-in-support-of a wider art and design community in Melbourne and Internationally.
Over two-years Y3K exhibited World Food Books, BLESS, Christopher L.G. Hill, Emmeleine deMooij, Jota Castro, Kinga Kielczynska, Melanie Bonaj, fabrics interseason, ffiXXed, Heinz Peter Knes, James Deutsher, Matt Hinkley, Olivia Barrett, Pat Foster, Jen Berean, Rob McKenzie, SIBLING, Slow and Steady Wins the Race, Jon Campbell, LOST Projects, Alex Vivian, Daniel du Bern, Nick Selenitsch, Kain Picken, Next Wave, A Constructed World, Joshua Petherick, Helen Johnson, Bianca Hester, Misha Hollenbach, David Griggs, Sam Kiyoumarsi, Robert Langenegger, Nick Mangan, Matt Griffin, Masato Takasaka, Fiona Connor, Tahi Moore, Ida Ekblad, Art Centre Ongoing, Kit Lee, Kate Newby, Sriwhana Spong, Dylan Statham, Simon Taylor, Sophia Mitchell, Rowan Mcnaught, MM Yu. Ilia Farah Rosli, Marco Fusinato, TATE Modern, Marie Gaultier, Anna Hess, Veronica Kent, Jarrod Rawlins, Keith Al-Hasani, Ruby Lowe, Justin Clemens, Daniel Munn, Simon Denny, Dan Arps, Andrew Barber, Structural Integrity, Marco Fusinato, Rose Nolan, Dan Bell, Kate Smith, Ardi Gunawan, Nikos Pantazopoulos, Ben Tankard, Steve Kado, Virginia Overell, Mateo Tannatt, Sean Peoples, Inri Cristo, Tara Rawlins, Chateau 2F, Oscar Yanez, Hany Armanious, Ash Kilmartin, Elizabeth Gower, Lizzy Newman, Nina Sers, Maria Kozic, Ellen Pittman, Juan Davila, Janet Burchill, Jennifer McCarthy, Constanze Zikos, Hao Guo, Pow Martinez, Carissa Rodriguez, Tobias Kaspar, Piotr Łakomy, Natalie Rognsøy, Katherine Huang, Taree McKenzie, Ester Partegas, Mikala Dwyer and John Spiteri and more.

Each exhibition was accompanied by an A3 double sided unique limited edition poster designed by the artists and gallerists. These posters now form the basis for the Y3K publication.

Included in this publication, and on the occasion of it's launch to the public two years after the cessation of the Y3K gallery space, is an accompanying text from
Fayen D’Evie.

The Y3K publication is a limited edition of 100, and is available from World Food Books.

File under: A Constructed World Andrew Barber Anna Hess Ardi Gunawan Ash Kilmartin Ben Tankard Bianca Hester Bless Carissa Rodriguez Christopher LG Hill Constanze Zikos Dan Arps Dan Bell Daniel du Bern David Griggs Dylan Statham Elizabeth Gower Elizabeth Newman Ellen Pittman Emmeleine deMooij Ester Partegas Fabrics Interseason ffiXXed Fiona Connor Hany Armanious Hao Guo Heinz Peter Knes Helen Johnson Ida Ekblad Inri Cristo James Deutsher Janet Burchill Jen Berean John Spiteri Jon Campbell Joshua Petherick Jota Castro Juan Davila Kain Picken Kate Newby Kate Smith Katherine Huang Keith Al-Hasani Kinga Kielczynska Kit Lee Marco Fusinato Maria Kozic Marie Gaultier Masato Takasaka Mateo Tannatt Matt Hinkley Matthew Griffin Melanie Bonaj Mikala Dwyer Misha Hollenbach Natalie Rognsøy Nicholas Mangan Nick Selenitsch Nikos Pantazopoulos Nina Sers Oscar Yanez Pat Foster Piotr Łakomy Pow Martinez Rob McKenzie Robert Langenegger Rose Nolan Rowan Mcnaught Ruby Lowe Sam Kiyoumarsi Sean Peoples Simon Denny Simon Taylor Sophia Mitchell Sriwhana Spong Tahi Moore Taree McKenzie Tobias Kaspar Virginia Overell Fayen d'Evie Jarrod Rawlins Justin Clemens Olivia Barrett S.T. Lore Robert McKenzie Y3K / Melbourne Art Objects / Ephemera / A/V Out-of-print / Rare Group Shows / Collections Fashion Australian Art Sculpture / Installation Painting

Endless Lonely Planet 2

2013, English
Found office ring-binder with plastic sleeves, VHS cassette, various sizes
Published by Endless Lonely Planet / Melbourne

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Endless Lonely Planet is a yearly periodical of print and data featuring Christopher L G Hill, Nick Selenitsch, Counterfeitness First, Virginia Overell, Kate Meakin, Joshua Petherick, Gwynneth Porter, Y3K, Discipline, Fayen Ke-Xiao d'Evie, Holly Childs, ST Lore, Carrie McGrath, Matthew Benjamin and others.

Self published by Christopher LG Hill and contributors, each copy of Endless Lonely Planet issue 2 comes bound in found office ring-binders, with an accompanying VHS video compilation from Counterfeitness First.

Limited to 100 copies.

File under: Christopher LG Hill Joshua Petherick Kate Meakin Matthew Benjamin Nick Selenitsch Virginia Overell Fayen d'Evie Gwynneth Porter Holly Childs S.T. Lore Endless Lonely Planet / Melbourne Art Fiction / Poetry Out-of-print / Rare Periodicals Australian Art Objects / Ephemera / A/V

S.T. Lore
Institute Zagreb 1986/The Air of Conquerors

2012, English
Softcover, 208 pages, 18 x 12 cm
Published by Discipline / Melbourne

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Institute Zagreb 1986/The Air of Conquerors are two new novella-length works of fiction by the Melbourne-based writer S.T. Lore that are presented in a flip novel. The book is the first solo publication by Lore, featuring stories that pivot around characters immersed in scenes of claustrophobia, obsessive archiving, impossible architectures, image-saturation and delusion.

Institute Zagreb 1986 intertwines two narratives about a religion conceived by a pair of demographic analysts on the rooftop of an abandoned building, and a rock-collecting character named The Saxon. The narrative is collated through a process of uncovering archived audio recordings retained by an ʻexplosion proofʼ telephone. Institute Zagreb 1986 is interspersed with a series of graphic elements created for the publication by Joshua Petherick.

The Air of Conquerors is a piece of surreal detective fiction set against a backdrop of the South Australian Desert scattered with ruined Parisian monuments. It chronicles two investigatorsʼ search for a lonely telephone operator who has disappeared into a subterranean hotel. The narrative was written in reference to a series of photographs that were taken by Nicholas Mangan in Paris in November 2011 and sent to the author as part of a project exploring the fictionalisation of images — both historical and the everyday.

Since 2009, Lore has written fictional texts to accompany a number of exhibitions by Melbourne- based artists and curators, including: Christopher LG Hill, Dylan Martorell, Liv Barrett, Nathan Gray, Alex Vivian, Marco Fusinato, A Constructed World/Speech & What Archive, James Deutsher, Gambia Castle/The Reader, Joint Hassles/Harriet Morgan, Helen Hughes, Genevieve Osborn, and Nicholas Mangan. He is also a regular contributor to the Melbourne-based contemporary art journal Discipline, in which he is publishing the serialised novel, Watts' Tale of Endless Ore — one chapter per issue.

File under: Joshua Petherick Nicholas Mangan Helen Hughes S.T. Lore Discipline / Melbourne Art Australian Art Fiction / Poetry

VDO
Attachments

2012, English
Compact Disc (CDr, 39:59 min)
Edition of ? copies,
Published by Bunyip Trax / Melbourne

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One of two new releases from Melbourne duet VDO (Moffarfarrah/Mouving - Christopher LG Hill/Joshua Petherick). Eight new tracks at just under forty minutes of sparse/dense improvised ambient/world/noise ferric-tape traversals exploring themes of property development, urban renewal, urban decay, behavioural patterns, information theory, manners, evolution, entropy, and The Docklands.

Tracks: Spread Sheet, Paper Trail, Chivalry, Quiet Reminder, Poor Table, Paper Trail (Reprieve), Parks and Wreckreation, and Attachments.

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File under: Christopher LG Hill Joshua Petherick VDO Bunyip Trax / Melbourne Objects / Ephemera / A/V

VDO
Etiquette

2012, English
Compact Disc (CDr, 1:00:58 min)
Edition of ? copies.,
Published by Bunyip Trax / Melbourne

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One of two new releases from Melbourne duet VDO (Moffarfarrah/Mouving - Christopher LG Hill/Joshua Petherick). Four new tracks at just over one hour of sparse/dense improvised ambient/world/noise ferric-tape traversals exploring themes of property development, urban renewal, urban decay, behavioural patterns, information theory, manners, evolution, entropy, and The Docklands.

Tracks: Council, Dial, Global Account, and Caucus Torture.

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File under: Christopher LG Hill Joshua Petherick Moffarfarrah Mouving VDO Bunyip Trax / Melbourne Australian Art Objects / Ephemera / A/V