Monday 11 April 2016, 8pm
Three-day residency curated by Basque artist, Mattin. Working mostly with noise and improvisation, Mattin has over 70 releases on numerous international labels and has collaborated with the likes of Tony Conrad, Taku Sugimoto, Oren Ambarchi, Junko and Bruce Russell. He has also written about improvisation, free software and against the notion of intellectual property.
MONDAY 11 APRIL
NOISE, EPISTEMOLOGY AND ABJECTION
Inigo Wilkins and Cecile Malaspina: conversation on noise and epistemology
" " [sic] Tim Goldie
Billy Bao
VOMIR
Romain 'Roro' Perrot is a self-taught composer and performer, in free form noise improvisation, shit folk songs and harsh noise wall (aka Vomir).
He organizes the BROKEN IMPRO soirees in Paris, draws Memento Moris (Absurdum zines), and produce albums on his Decimation Sociale label.
Everythings tends towards failure.
Inigo Wilkins is a writer and lecturer (CalArts, New School for Research and Practice) working across many disciplines: sonic culture, cognitive science, philosophy, political economy and finance. He is co-director of the online journal Glass Bead, his forthcoming book is called Irreversible Noise (Urbanomic), and he has published work in Construction Site for Possible Worlds, Litteraria Pragensia, Mute Magazine, and Zweikommasieben.
