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2004  
Backscatter, Robin Fox, Performance

Excerpt from backscatter dvd released in 2004 on Synaesthesia records

2009  
Five Creation Myths, Robin Fox, Performance

This content is sourced from the DVD which compliments the November 2009 'Arts of Sound' issue of Art Monthly Australia, guest edited by Douglas Kahn and co-presented by ANAT.

2007  
Immaculate Infection, Robin Fox, Performance

Exerpt from Synchresis DVD published by ANAT as part of its Embracing Sound [ES] Program (Filter Issue 66, 2007).

2007  
Laser Show, Robin Fox, Performance

Robin Fox’s laser show describes, in three-dimensional visual space, the geometry of sound. Enveloping the audience in synchronous sound and light information, the performance is designed to resemble a synaesthetic experience where what you hear is also what you see. The same electricity generated to move...

2010  
Synapse 5 Residencies, Residency

Delivered in partnership with the Australia Council for the Arts, the Synapse Residencies place Australian artists into science and research settings to pursue collaborative projects with benefits accruing to both the resident and the host organisation.

2004 22 Aug 9 Sep  
Indigenous New Media Lab 2004, workshop/masterclass

“binnung woolah dahgo” (listening talking together)

2015 21 March  
Is this Art? No. 4, Video and Film Screening and Exhibition

Artereal Gallery and dLux MediaArts are proud to present IS THIS ART? A ground breaking quarterly screening program of moving image works, IS THIS ART? aims to link art audiences with exciting new works by emerging creative practitioners. Viewers will be presented with curated programs of emerging practitioner and student...

1999  
Resistant Media - Pespecta 99, Exhibition

Resistant Media - Perspecta 99 was undertaken by ANAT as part of Perspecta 99.

2013 2 May16 Jun  
Accomplice, Exhibition

Accomplice features an infestation of autonomous robots — a colony of curious, social machines hidden within the Artspace gallery walls — that function as an allegory of our world’s complex machinic ecology. Each robot is equipped with a motorised punch, a camera, and a microphone to assist...

1998 2 8 Jun  
Armada, One person exhibition

John Gillies: Armada Museo de Arte Moderno da Bahia, Salvador, Brasil FIM! curator: Rosanna Almeida

1983 27 Oct12 Nov  
Hymn, One person exhibition

Hymn, 2 channel video installation by John Gillies.

1984 1026 May  
Hymn, One person exhibition

Hymn, 2 channel video installation Solo work by John Gillies, Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery

1983 8 Nov 3 Dec  
John Gillies, One person exhibition

John Gillies: Video Installation, Stills & Performance at the IMA, Brisbane curated by Margriet Bonnin

1987 428 Nov  
John Gillies: Video, One person exhibition

Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery Sydney

2004 16 Apr15 May  
John Gillies: Video Work 1982- 2001, One person exhibition

Curated by: Blair French John Gillies: Video Work 1982 - 2001 was the first in a series of annual solo retrospectice exhibitions at Performance Space surveying and celebrating the work of key figures in the recent and evolving history of Australian video art. In the Gallery:The Mary Stuart Tapes, 2000The De Quincey...

2000  
Spectrascope, Group Exhibition

Sydney Biennale satellite exhibition Performance Space, Sydney Curator: Julieanne PierceArtists: John Gillies, Denis Beaubouis, Mari Velonaki, Peter Spillsbury, Adrienne Doig.

2004  
Time_Place_Space3, workshop/masterclass

Time_Place_Space3 was the third laboratory of a five-year initiative that aims to challenge, invigorate and strengthen hybrid arts practice in Australia.

1980 1 Nov10 Dec  
Watters Gallery Group Show, Group Exhibiton

video works: Marr Grounds: John Gillies: Sweeping 18min loop, silent, u-matic video (1980), performer: James Rodgers film presented on video: Joan Grounds & Alex Danko: We Should Call It a Living Room, 16mm film (1975), music: Rodger Frampton

2007 19 Oct31 Dec  
Workin' Down Under, Group Exhibition

WORKIN’ DOWN UNDER presents the work of six contemporary Australian artists who, through diverse media and approaches, explore issues of identity across cultures and time, including its own demise.