Browsing Month 'December, 2003'
Lunch at Gore Core… From left to right: Sean (Jeane Poole), Robert, Grant and Mark out by the car, Steve Law and Bunny.
The 20th of December saw the arrival to Melbourne of one Robert Henke (aka. Monolake). He stayed at Gore Core leaving the following Monday for gigs in New Zealand.
Crispness began with the making of our Crisp-Utopia cards, reflecting the light that shone on us in the many countries, many spaces we have inhabited this year or so past. We posted these cards to family, friends and then some… All the presents, still in their mailbags, were placed on the Crispness Piano. Twas the [...]
The Terminal Quartet was originally conceived by composer/producer Andrew Garton and video artist John Power as a means to define software as instrument, both in an audible and visual context. The Quartet performs structured improvisations. Performers research and arrange individual movements in isolation from each other as governed by the context and structure of Garton’s [...]
It comes but once a year… Merry Crisp-Utopia Instead of buying something, why not make a present for someone? Christmas for me has always been about family, sharing and giving… It has had nothing to do with the rampant commercialisation that sees Christmas, as Craig put it earlier today, as conduit to commerce from cradle [...]
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