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Past Projects - Curation
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An exhibition exploring the real and imagined remnants of human presence in architecture. The structures we build bear silent witness to human behaviour—what have the walls, beams and girders absorbed and what sonic secrets can be coaxed back out of them? Does this ephemeral material influence the energy of the spaces we inhabit? Taking inspiration from Rilke What Survives explores the indestructibility of energy and its subsequent transformations and manifestations.
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An exhibition of sculpture and installation driven or inspired by technology. The chosen works are experiments in re-creating and re-interpreting natural elements and environments through the most unnatural means. The works are animated, almost alive, responding to touch or presence, some sustaining themselves though their own feedback loops, offering different mediated environments for future fantasy habitation.
Artists: Melanie Foster, Matt Gardiner, Daniel Green, Robin Petterd, Jasper Streit
Curated by Gail Priest
Image: Oribotics, Yatzek

Produced and curated by Gail Priest
# 1 - Winter edition
Into the tumult sent an alien sound*
Thurs June 23, 2005
# 2 - Spring edition
The heart was almost mine with which I felt
Thurs Sept 1, 2005
# 3 - Summer edition
So that the blood will laugh in our veins
Tues December 13 2005
Sound exhibition for headphones featuring works by Vicky Brown, Ben Byrne, Tim Catlin, Takumi Endo (Japan), Kazumichi Grime & Anthony Guerra, Camilla Hannan, Gintas Kraptavicius (Lithuania), Jesper Norda (Sweden), Phillip Pietruschka, Matt Warren
Curated by Gail Priest
AlternaTerraZones - Transmediale 04
Screening program curated by Gail Priest and Vicky Clare, drawn from the Electrofringe selection for Transmediale Fly Utopia festival. Gail also attended the festival to present the program.
Gail Priest was a co-director of Electrofringe for the 2003/2004.
Electrofringe is a festival of digital, electronic and new media arts. It is dedicated to unearthing emergent forms, highlighting nascent trends and encouraging young and emerging artists to further explore technology and its creative possibilities.
Electrofringe happens annually in the regional city of Newcastle and is part of the This Is Not Art Festival.
more info on 2003 festival…
more info on 2004 festival…
Hold on… and Sounds like
Performance Space, 2002/2003
Sound exhibitions curated for the hold music of Performance Space
Curated by Gail Priest & Michaela Coventry

Featuring: d.haines, Hydatid, Snagglepussy, Tim Koch, toydeath, mik la vage, djbc

Featuring: Ai Yamamoto, Lawrence English, Boo Chapple, Rose Turtle-Ertler, Jasmin Guffond