The Audio Foundation is proud to present a collaboration of two internationally renowned experimental electronic artists – Marseilles based multi-disciplinary artist eRikm and Australian composer/improviser Anthony Pateras.

International artists in residence Jim Denley, Amanda Stewart and Nick Ashwood (180º) introduce the techniques and methods of large ensemble improvising employed by the Splinter Orchestra (Sydney).

The workshop is open to musicians and audiences who are invited to bring instruments and sound-makers.

Electroacoustic improvisation trio 180º in collaboration with local artists part 1 featuring Jim Denley (bass flute), John Radford (singing glasses), Jeff Henderson (harmonicas), Amanda Stewart (vocals), Hermione Johnson (prepared piano), Ro Rushton-Green (saxophone/violin), Nick Ashwood (prepared guitar), and Astrolabe – Sam Longmore / James Sullivan (electronics).

The Audio Foundation is proud to present a collaboration of two internationally renowned experimental electronic artists – Marseilles based multi-disciplinary artist eRikm and Australian composer/improviser Anthony Pateras.

‘New Sound Perspectives’ brings together a group of emerging artists, showcasing new voices in experimental sound and sonic arts.

The MEL is a lending library of homemade electronic musical devices based at the Audio Foundation – open to the public every Saturday from 12 – 4pm.

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We believe in independent and adventurous visions, creative engagement, and critical enquiry in sound, music, and related practices. The Audio Foundation is a dedicated and professional space to support, promote, and preserve these practices in Aotearoa/NZ.