Artists In Conversation #1 - Phil Dadson and Sean Kerr
"It doesn't matter if you're in a bloody gallery or not as long as you're making stuff" - Phil Dadson
In the first episode of our new long-form podcast series Artists In Conversation, we present a discussion between Phil Dadson and Sean Kerr. Topics covered include intermedia practice in New Zeala…
Creating something From Scratch
Phil Dadson and his sound art group From Scratch have a new show and exhibition showing as part of the Auckland Arts Festival. Tim Dodd explores the sights and sounds of what the group’s created at Uru Gallery.
Phil Dadson: soundtracks of delight
New Zealand musician and sound artist Phil Dadson now performs as sonicsfromscratch.
Ep.53 w/. Rob Thorne (Subtext/Rattle // NZ) - 28 May 2017
Our second annual NZ music special, featuring a selection of music exploring taonga pūoro put together by Rob Thorne. Rob's brilliant collaborative album with Fis is entitled 'Clear Stones', and is out now on Subtext Recordings. FP DJ Harmony rounds out the show.
*Intro*
Mantle - A Continuous Retu…
Episode 6 - Francis Alys, Phil Dadson & CIRCUIT symposium
In this CIRCUIT CAST; host Mark Amery talks abut Francis Alÿs' REEL-UNREEL, recently at the Adam Art Gallery and also on the artists website. Guests are Martin Patrick (writer, academic) and Bronwyn Holloway-Smith (artist). Mid-show we cross to Christchurch where Phil Dadson is preparing a new vers…
Phil Dadson on Jim Allen: NZs centenarian father of arts experimentalism and education
A pioneer artist across the ‘60s and ‘70s and one of the most influential arts educators of his generation, Jim Allen passed away just shy of turning 101 in June.
Known for inspiring what has been termed ‘post-object art’ in New Zealand, Allen was still working as a performance artist in his 90s.…
Resetting the Coordinates w/ Dr Christopher Braddock: October 11th, 2024
Resetting the Coordinates is the first anthology/reader of performance art of Aotearoa New Zealand. It invites the reader into its lively, 50-year critical survey of Aotearoa’s globally unique performance art scene.
It includes 18 chapters by researchers that explore the post-object and performan…
The Moth has flown: the life of musical adventurer Dean Roberts
Dean Roberts, aka The Moth, was an experimental composer and multi-instrumentalist who lived in Auckland, New York, Bologna and Berlin. A student of the sound artist Phil Dadson, he went on to lecture at Elam School of Fine Arts and Berlin’s dbs music school. He was also a total crack-up and spinne…
Episode 125: Tessa Laird's CINEMAL
Tessa Laird: Cinemal
“All film is made out of hooves”. Mark Amery speaks to writer Tessa Laird about her new publication Cinemal: The Becoming-Animal of Experimental Film, and discusses the various animal qualities of cinema, like scratching and sniffing, vibrant colours, and voices.
00:00: Intro…
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