AUGUST/SEPTEMBER 2023:
RADIOPHRENIA: BROADCASTS ACROSS GLASGOW ON 87.9FM
BROADCASTS ACROSS GLASGOW ON 87.9FM
24 HOURS A DAY: 21st August – 3rd September, 2023
RADIOPHRENIA is a temporary art radio station broadcasting intermittently from the Centre for Contemporary Arts in Glasgow.
The broadcast schedule includes a series of 16 newly commissioned radio works, 14 Live-to-Air performances as well as live studio shows, screenings, shorts and pre-recorded features. As in previous years the majority of the programme will be made up from selections submitted to an international open call for sound art and radio works. Radiophrenia first began broadcasting in April 2015 with subsequent editions in 2016, 2017, 2019, 2020, 2022, and 3034.
JULY/AUGUST 2023:
CLASS ACTIONS: RESIDENCY AT THE ETHICS CENTRE
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JUNE 2023:
PERFORMATIVE LECTURE;
UNDERSCORING THE COMMONS (KATOWICE POLAND)
JUNE-SEPTEMBER 2023:
CRITICAL PATH REGIONAL ACTION RESEARCH PROJECT
Kristina Chan; James Hazel; Sophia Ndaba
Biripi Country; Gadigal Country
Choreographer Kristina Chan asks what does it mean to work with the more-than-human forces of a collaborative project? She will build on a dialogue with James around making dance and sound that acknowledges a ‘pluriversal’ conception; getting beyond human-orientated ways of making the world.
MAY 2023:
JAMES HAZEL ANNOUNCED AS FINALISTIN THE APRA-AMCOS PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT AWARDS
(CLASSICAL/EXPERIMENTAL)
MARCH 2023: UNDERCLASS(AUTO)THEOLOGY NO.1 EXTENDED ESSAY
PUBLISHED IN LIQUID ARCHITECTURE’S DISCLAIMER
FEBRUARY 2023:
JAMES HAZEL IS GUEST EDITOR FOR LIQUID ARCHITECTURE:
“POOR ACOUSTICS: CLASSED VOCALITIES”
DECEMBER 2022:
NEW SCORE DEVELOPED FOR ‘WE’VE BEEN HERE BEFORE’
BY JAMES O‘HARA: SYDNEY DANCE COMPANY
DECEMBER 2022: SOLO EXHIBITION
GOSFORD REGIONAL GALERY
OCTOBER 2022:
ARTIST IN RESIDENCE (CLASS ACTIONS) CEMENTA FESTIVAL, KANDOS
RESEARCH/PUBLIC WORKSHOP PROGRAMS
SEPTEMBER: PACT CENTRE ARTISTS IN RESIDENCE ANNOUNCED
Congratulations to the 12 amazing emerging artists chosen for 2022-23's residencies and our new incubator, PACT LAB: Process, Play, Experiment.
Adeeb Razzouk (Space Residency)
Béatrice Barbeau-Scurla (Lab)
Charlotte Salusinszky (Lab)
Cynthia Florek (Lab)
Eliza Cooper (Residency)
Eliza Scott (Space Residency)
Em Size (Lab)
Frank Dwyer (Lab)
Jacqui O'Reilly (Lab)
James Hazel (Residency)
Katya Petetskaya (Lab)
Ryan Whitworth (Lab)
AUGUST 2022: ‘(DE)GHOSTING THE ARCHIVE; PUBLISHED BY CARRIAGEWORKS JOURNAL
AUGUST: AWARDED APRA-AMCOS ART MUSIC AWARD
FOR WORK WITH ADSR ZINE
JULY: INSTRUMENTALISING YOUR DESIRE:
SCREENDIVE: GAUDEAMUS COMISSION
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SCREENDIVE: GAUDEAMUS COMISSION
Instrumentalising Your Desire; Effective Meditations Protocol® is an audio-visual program developed via the Social Practices Association (located on the 18th Parallel of Adminicity). SPA produces ‘effective meditational’ instructional modules which can be adapted to calibrate the employee-affect-relations (EARS) of nearly every industry.
Developed from Director James Hazel’s patented SURVEY-SCORE© technology, we turn to the realm of the sonic as a medium that can reveal employees’ deeper machinic-desires, both in and out of the work-play-space. This offers an innovative solution to the previous ocular-centric, market-based approaches to management and logistics.
JULY: ADSR ZINE:
SPECIAL COLLECTION EXHIBITION:
SYDENHAM CONTEMPORARY GALLERY
SYDENHAM CONTEMPORARY GALLERY
"James Hazel and Elia Bosshard of ADSR ZINE invite you to our next archival exhibition, of works drawn out and extended from digital to material forms; a provisional library which includes texts of special value, from the personal collections our contributing artists; a space wherein we can spend long durations with those writers/thinkers that have influenced our thinking and practice. In building this library, we are interested in the ways a text might betray a sense of having been lived with and alongside;
notes / comments / folded pages / signs of wear and tear /of treasured and pleasured annotations; those intimacies and proximities that index the ways in which ideas and words never expire on the page, but permeate all facets of experiential syntax."
JULY: CLASS-ACTIONS COLLECTIVE
COMMUNITY WORKSHOP: CARRIAGEWORKS
As part of Kaz Therese’s SLEEPLESSNESS public-program, Karen Therese, Aunty Rhonda Dixon-Grovenor, and James Hazel invite artists who have experienced involuntary poverty to participate in a workshop program. This workshop will extend the conversations around themes of SLEEPLESSNESS @carriageworks.
Info available on the Carriageworks website.
The workshop will explore our shared and lived experiences of class via labour, trauma, love and care in an era of radical change.
The workshop will be organised around a three-part collaborative approach comprising Kaz Therese’s Radical Kindness method; Gadigal and Bidgigal Elder Aunty Rhonda Dixon-Grovenor’s First Nations Cultural Leadership; and Composer James Hazel’s pre(care)ious listening exercises.
The objective of the creative process of Class Actions is to prioritise the mental, spiritual and cultural safety of artists and participants.
CLASS ACTIONS is a collective focused on better understanding how poverty, class and identity intersect within an era of radical change/crisis - guided by
the lived experiences of the CLASS ACTION founding members (Karen Therese, Aunty Rhonda Dixon-Grovenor and James Hazel) across three generations.
Classactionscollective@gmail.com
Info available on the Carriageworks website.
The workshop will explore our shared and lived experiences of class via labour, trauma, love and care in an era of radical change.
The workshop will be organised around a three-part collaborative approach comprising Kaz Therese’s Radical Kindness method; Gadigal and Bidgigal Elder Aunty Rhonda Dixon-Grovenor’s First Nations Cultural Leadership; and Composer James Hazel’s pre(care)ious listening exercises.
The objective of the creative process of Class Actions is to prioritise the mental, spiritual and cultural safety of artists and participants.
CLASS ACTIONS is a collective focused on better understanding how poverty, class and identity intersect within an era of radical change/crisis - guided by
the lived experiences of the CLASS ACTION founding members (Karen Therese, Aunty Rhonda Dixon-Grovenor and James Hazel) across three generations.
Classactionscollective@gmail.com
