Two upcoming events on the same night at different ends of the planet.

On Monday night, 24 April, I'm involved in two different events at the opposite ends of the planet.  

On Monday night, 24 April at 7:00 pm, as part of the Organic Art 2017 series, at the Lulea University of Technology, Pitea, Sweden, in the Acusticum hall, Gary Verkade will present a concert of music for organ and electronics, including "Fungi of the Wombat Forest" (2015) for organ and electronics, and "Justice, Equality and Beatings V" (1989) for organ and electronics, both by yours truly.  Also on the program will be David Dunn's "Ennoia I" for organ and electronics, and Robert Paredes' "Fleeting Ecologies in an Ontology of Halting."  

https://www.ltu.se/ltu/calendar/OrganicArt-2017-1.164706?l=en

Then, on the same night, in Melbourne, as part of the La Mama Musica series at La Mama Theatre, 205 Faraday St, Carlton, "Making Music Grate," a "time-scheduled improvisation event" devised by Gary Butler, will happen at 7:30 pm ($15/$10), which will feature a ten-tet of Gary Butler, Warren Burt, Rafa Kaczmarek, Robbie Avenaim, Adrian Sherriff, Vincent Giles, Nadia Knight, Ernie Althoff, Tim Hilton and Houston Dunleavy. So if you're in Melbourne, see you there!

Two Exhibitions to Note

I've got works in two currently running group exhibitions.  

From 30 March to 8 July, 2017, there is a show "Red Green Blue: A History of Australian Video Art" at the Griffith University Art Gallery, 226 Grey St, South Bank, Brisbane.  The show is divided up into 3 "chapters." My work, among many others, is in the 3rd Chapter, from 6 June to 8 July.

https://www.griffith.edu.au/visual-creative-arts/griffith-artworks/griffith-university-art-gallery

And from 6-29 April, there is the return of "To Hear is to See" an exhibition of visual/sound works, organized by Gue Schmidt.  That takes place at MAG3 Project Room in Vienna.

MAG3 PROJECTROOM  SCHIFFAMTSGASSE 17, A 1020 VIENNA (Accsessible by U2 Taborstrasse and/or U4 Schottenring/ Exit U2 Herminengasse) Phone: +43 676 3409218 http://www.nammkhah.at/Mag3/index.html

So if you're in the neighborhood, do drop in on those - plenty of good works to hear/see by a lot of interesting people.