presentations
SGFA (2012) Radio, the body, meaning and context (presentation)
At the SGFA ( Sound Gender Feminism Activism) conference Johnny presented and discussed the conceptual framework of ‘Radio Sound-Walking’.
SGFA is a growing network of people working within, through and beyond the fields of sound, feminism and gender who have contributed to the SGFA events of 2012 and 2014. Sound::Gender::Feminism::Activism was initially established as a research event focusing on the role of gender in sound-based arts and experimental musics, following on from the Her Noise: Feminisms and the Sonic symposium at London’s Tate Modern in May 2012. The aim was, and still is, to develop and expand upon dialogues and discourses related to feminism and sound as well as to form an international network of researchers, artists and practitioners working in these areas.
Contributions by; Alison Ballance, Amy Cunningham, Anat Ben-David, Andra McCartney & Sandra Gabriele, Ann Antidote, Annie Goh, Bonnie Jones, Christopher DeLaurenti, Claudia Firth & Lucia Farinati, Claudia Wegener, Freya Johnson Ross, Gayathri Khemadasa, INVASORIX, Iris Garrelfs, Jane Dickson, Johnny Pavlatos, Kersten Schroedinger, Laura Seddon, Marie Thompson, Mark Harris, Melanie Chilianis, Mindy Abovitz, Norah Lorway, Philip Cornett, Sarah Hardie, Sharon Gal, Siri Landgren, Tara Rodgers, Tripta Chandola, Victoria Gray and Virginia Kennard & Emi Pogoni.
Sound::Gender::Feminism::Activism was a postgraduate event that focused on the role of gender in sound-based arts and experimental musics, following on from the Her Noise: Feminisms and the Sonic symposium at Tate Modern in May 2012. The aim was to continue and expand upon dialogues and discourses related to feminism and sound, and to contribute to a growing network of researchers and practitioners working in these areas.
100 red hot years (2008)
100 Red Hot Years was a video installation presentation – co-produced and installed with Lee Ingleton and considered an alternative history from the beginning of the 19th century.
The window of the art space – 589 plateaus Melbourne Australia – was open to the public to use as a response board.
Allow me to leave a message//
Capitalism is a generational pyramid scheme that some psychopaths in a death cult cooked up so very long ago. In order to keep them and their spawn insanely wealthy off ecocide, which includes genocide and thievery, they must keep us brainwashed as to what human nature really is and we must continue to mistake pathology for leadership and see ourselves as humans as separate from nature and separate from ourselves. We must swallow the left right dualism and we must continue to believe that we cannot govern ourselves in order for their pyramid scheme to continue to enslave all life. I mean who the F is with me? Who sees this shit?
