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BOX #27 - 29 August 2003

Sunday 31 August 2003, 7-10pm
Institute of Modern Art, Screening Room
420 Brunswick Street, Fortitude Valley, Brisbane
(entry via Berwick Street)
$7

Small Black Box welcomes back Melbourne's Toy Satellite, creators of highly moving and personal experiences through sound. This month Toy Satellite's Andrew Garton & Justina Curtis present "D3 - From Drift to D?rive", a stop-motion narrative engine conceived by Andrew Garton and produced by Toy Satellite for the Australian Centre for the Moving Image (ACMI). From the artist: "The Small Black Box performance will consist of the themes 'Drift', 'Construct', 'Capture' and 'D?rive'. Originally composed as a generative score, D3's main theme was sonically mapped to create each D3 movement. These were in turn arranged and remixed utilising digital cut-up and editing techniques. D3 draws inspiration from the use of Global Positioning System tools in tandem with image gathering and the works of Situationist writer, Guy Debord, in particular his 'Theory of the D?rive'." www.toysatellite.org

Rene Wooller is currently a Masters student at QUT, focusing on the development of software instrument technologies. Rene is interested in devising ways of allowing electronic music to become more spontaneous, jammable and performable. For more information visit the LEMu home page: www.lemu.org.

Phuquelica is comprised of current QUT music students Bek Anson, Trav Henderson and Drew Carter. Phuquelica guarantees a different show each time through the use of amusing samples, ill-timed and warped loops, ear piercing squeals and general disorganisation. Look out for industrial and metal influenced electronic experimentation.