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25.01.2022 As always, thank you @adsrzine for hosting my thoughts and for opening up the space for a spectrum of other interesting voices. REPOST Posted @withregram @adsrzine 008.2.2 Ira Ferris /... I’ll Be in Touch : Touch / Online See more

25.01.2022 An excerpt from the ‘CLOUD whispers’ video made with Trevor Brown. A part of the CLOUDS project started back in June when I took part in #MemorialFlag project by Lleah Amy Smith. We were invited to observe clouds and contemplate loss.... A result is this poem about adapting to changes and embracing uncertainty/ unpredictability. Full video: https://vimeo.com/446721733 To read the full poem + hear it read beautifully and crisply by Michelle St Anne of The Living Room Theatre, see: artemisprojects.com.au/poems/clouds LOSS is the result of getting used to things An exposition of settlement We fear LOSS We are not as liquid as CLOUDS But rigid, solid, proud Resistant to changes (although, not resilient)

23.01.2022 NEW PODCAST : A conversation with performance artist Josipa Bubaš and poet Neva Luki. We talk about the world in transition and ponder what would Covid19 look like without technology? Can you even imagine? ... LISTEN or READ at the link below.

23.01.2022 Are all artists good cooks? Freshest @adsrzine p.23 A non-performative text transcribed from somewhat ‘accidentally’ audio recorded movement-conversation with multi-instrumentalist @nickcasssey... We discuss music improvisation and performance through the analogy of cooking. Read here: https://tinyurl.com/y589gdef #cookingmetaphors #art #cooking #music #textperformance #movementbasedtext #adsrzine #artwriting PS thanks to another mate @tjmalek on the previously served inspo on the topic of art and cooking

22.01.2022 A tiny sneak-peek into the much longer conversation about spaces, daily rituals, and dream states with artist Elia Bosshard. Full PODCAST coming up next week.

21.01.2022 Artemis Projects is pleased to announce the inclusion of "In(di)visible" directed by Ben Ferris in this year's Visions du Réel 2020 | 51e édition's Media Library. Visit the full festival, with free, limited online film screenings, available now until May 2 http://visionsdureel.ch

19.01.2022 NEW PODCAST: With Sydney-based artist Victoria Hempstead whose work is an interplay between the artist's intention and the agency of the materials; a reminder of the limit of our human control and certainty. Available to read or listen at the link below. Her work is currently on show at Gallery Sally Dan-Cuthbert (until 25 October).

17.01.2022 Restriction of movement and prohibition of touch is challenging for us all, but for a #dancer it has a whole other currency. Read an interview with dancer MIA KEVO where we consider current and ongoing implications of Covid19 on the performing arts: https://www.artemisprojects.com.au/mia-kevo-two-metres-futu Also! For tomorrow’s International Dance Day (29 April), Mia and KIP are inviting you to send a 60sec clip on the timely theme ‘come closer’. More info in the link.... #internationaldanceday2020 #comecloser #miakevo #artemisprojects

17.01.2022 NEW PODCAST : A conversation with Belgrade-based filmmaker, performer, and video-artist Anja Dimitrijevi recorded via Skype (Sydney to Belgrade) on 17th May 2020. We speak about the online education, performances, connections, and new art languages that are emerging as a consequence of social isolation and physical distancing. Listen to the sound and/or read through the transcript at the link bellow.

15.01.2022 A short video essay made to a time limit as an experiment in theorising cinema. Looking at the connection between cinema and dance.

14.01.2022 'DANCE MATTERS' PODCAST SERIES (#5) A conversation with multi-instrumentalist, composer, sound artist TREVOR BROWN with whom I spoke about similarities between improvised music and improvised dance and what does the experience of stillness feel like when dancing. The full podcast as well as the transcript are here: https://www.artemisprojects.com.au/dance-matters-trevor-bro... This podcast is a part of the DANCE MATTERS series, recorded to accompany a text commissioned by Critical Path and Delving into Dance for the Interchange Festival: https://tinyurl.com/te84o78 The podcast was created on the Gadigal land of Eora nation, traditional custodians of the land on which we live, work, and dance. We pay our respect to their elders, past present and emerging. #dancematters #podcast #criticalpath #delvingintodance #interchangefestival #trevorbrown #artemisprojectspodcast @trevorbrownmusic

13.01.2022 This amazing theatre company has been standing on its feet and doing some amazing and often incredibly bold things for 20 brave years. A labour of love and sweat by Michelle St Anne and many other talented and generous people. If you can, please support it with a tax-deductible donation this EOFY (which is by tomorrow). The Living Room Theatre

13.01.2022 A conversation with multi-media artist Petra Mrsa about body and technology, collaborations, and a voice-rally. Available for reading and/or listening.

12.01.2022 Our critically-acclaimed 2016 title "57 Lawson" is now available to rent online "4/4 Stars...Documentary and drama intertwine, but the outcome is a particularly cinematic truth", The Age "Top 5 Films...an assured exercise in minimalism", Sydney Morning Herald... https://www.artfilms-digital.com/rental/57-lawson

10.01.2022 Art of kindness!

09.01.2022 Some thoughts on ‘touch’. Can be read in full in @adsrzine NO8. #adsrzine #touch adsrzine.com

09.01.2022 NEW PODCAST: Skyping Melbourne-based theatre maker and performance artist MISH GRIGOR shortly after her first ever online performance 'Wasting Wasting Wasting Time' to talk about her experience of performing online and what she has in mind when she speaks about time as waste. Can time be wasted? Or spent? Why is doing nothing the most difficult thing to do? What might happen if the culture of haste and non-stop productivity and consumption was replaced with culture of rest, cultivation, and slowness?

08.01.2022 A real honour to be featured amongst these writers/voices and thank you to @adsrzine for featuring my text on ‘touch’ in digital age, and for putting out this awesome publication in general. REPOST @withregram @adsrzine ADSR Zine 008 is out ! (adsrzine.com) In this edition you’ll experience some excellent work by 7 artists: Elise Harmsen, Jessica O’Donoghue, Ellen Wiltshire, Tamara Kohler, Tina Stefanou, Beth Dillon, and Ira Ferris.... They discuss the advocacy work of trees in a pandemic; asserting the distanced body; provoking-people-watching; documenting with breast milk; operatic inroads and imaginings; self-reflecting in the pause; and human animal mirrors. @jessicaodonoghue @artemisprojects @ellen.wiltshire @tamarakohler

07.01.2022 Yesterday I set down with wonderful artist Victoria Hempstead to talk about her recent body of work currently exhibiting at Gallery Sally Dan-Cuthbert in Rushcutters Bay, Sydney. In this short excerpt from the much longer podcast-conversation (coming up in a few days) she speaks about the body of work 'HUDDLE' which addresses the aftermath of 2019/2020 Australian bushfires and the fine line between fragility and resilience, trauma and hope. The exhibition is open today (Saturday 17 October) 11-4pm and Victoria will be there to answer your questions about the works.

07.01.2022 From the footage recorded at Carriageworks in late March and early April 2020.

05.01.2022 Labour Day! A timely moment to share this interview with Berlin-based visual and performance artist Darko Dragicevic in which we talk about what our society deems as 'failure' and what as 'success'. We also talk about the impact of Covid19 on everyday life and artistic practices and whether the generations of the future will be making live or only digital performances. Full podcast is here: https://soundcloud.com/artemis-pro/podcast-darko-dragicevic

04.01.2022 45 circus artists in Croatia + punk by Tigrova Mast. #isoart

04.01.2022 NEW PODCAST: Conversation on spaces and social configurations; daily rituals and working methodologies; dream states and traveling studios with artist @elia.bosshard. Available to read or listen: https://www.artemisprojects.com.au/co/podcast-elia-bosshard... #dailyrituals #arttalks #podcast #eliabosshard #artemisprojectspodcast #artistmethodologies #spaces #phenomenology #intercorporeality Images: Elia Bosshard’s works Music: Filter Flute from Nexus Destiny by Utility

03.01.2022 'DANCE MATTERS' PODCAST SERIES (#7) One of the people I met with back in January, to talk about WHY DANCE MATTER NOW? was Uni Lecturer, Nicole Sutton. There were many interesting things shared, but what strikes me the most right now is this section in which Nicole speaks about 'spatial awareness' in terms of the classroom configuration, or how there is something akin to choreography in setting up a learning environment. Now that our classrooms have moved onto zoom, I listen b...ack to this as an antique relic and wonder what does 'spatial awareness' signify to us now, in the digital world? Also, here is a wonderful The New York Times article that I read today and that prompted me to share this with you: tinyurl.com/y9bvq5sz The full podcast with Nicole as well as the transcript are here: https://www.artemisprojects.com.au/dance-matters-nicole-sut The bit mentioned above is 22'45''-26'30'', but its worth taking the full journey of listening. This podcast is a part of the DANCE MATTERS series, recorded to accompany a text commissioned by Critical Path and Delving into Dance for the Interchange Festival: https://tinyurl.com/te84o78 The podcast was created on the Gadigal land of Eora nation, traditional custodians of the land on which we live, work, and dance. We pay our respect to their elders, past present and emerging. #dancematters #podcast #criticalpath #delvingintodance #interchangefestival #nicolesutton #artemisprojectspodcast

01.01.2022 'DANCE MATTERS' PODCAST SERIES (#6) A series of conversations with artists across the creative fields on the values of dance and how they can be translated into everyday life. This one is with dancer and filmmaker Diane Busuttil who is also Artistic Director of Creative Caring, bringing dance to those with chronic movement restrictions, including people with Dementia, Alzheimer's, Parkinson’s and Multiple Sclerosis.... Dance is for every body! Let's champion that this International Dance Day. #internationaldanceday2020 The full podcast as well as the transcript are here: https://www.artemisprojects.com.au/dance-matters-diane-busu This podcast is a part of the DANCE MATTERS series, recorded to accompany a text commissioned by Critical Path and Delving into Dance for the Interchange Festival: https://tinyurl.com/te84o78 The podcast was created on the Gadigal land of Eora nation, traditional custodians of the land on which we live, work, and dance. We pay our respect to their elders, past present and emerging. #dancematters #podcast #criticalpath #delvingintodance #interchangefestival #dianebusuttil #creativecaring #inclusivedance #artemisprojectspodcast Dance by Diane