Carolyn Connors and Rosalind Halls’ duo from the NOW now 08.

There is a great gig coming up in May at the Serial Space. If your bum gets sore or cold sitting on the ground, bring a cushion. And don’t miss Stephen Jones’s new film of Machine for Making Sense from a performance they gave in 1994 at the AGNSW.

6.30PM central court
Amanda Stewart - writer, performance poet, vocalist + Jim Denley - wind instruments and electronics

Amanda Stewart and Jim Denley first started working together in the late 1980's. Jim was interested in what his music instinct could learn from language and Amanda what her language instinct could learn from music. Their excitement came from the creation of, for them, new types of song - symbiotic words and music. They would go on to expand the scale in the group Machine for Making Sense which started in 1989. They have continued to do duos for the last 20years.

7.30PM Centenary Auditorium
Machine for Making Sense a music video by Stephen Jones.
The group Machine for Making Sense have been producing exploratory music and interdisciplinary work in Sydney and around the world since 1989. The group includes: Jim Denley (flutes, saxaphone and voice), Chris Mann (voice and text), Rik Rue (samples and tape), Amanda Stewart (voice and text), Stevie Wishart (violin, live electronics, hurdy-gurdy and voice). This film has them performing at the Sydney Opera House in 1994.

Art Gallery of NSW. Free.

louise dibben (electronics and visuals)
blake freele (electronics and computer)

aemon webb (electronics)
aaron clarke (electronics, vocals)

kate wilson (drums)
steph (guitar, vocals)
kallie (vocals)
kate mara (accordion)

Serial Space 33 Wellington Street Chippendale 8pm $10 + $8