What do new romantic 1980s pop band Duran Duran, novelist William S Burroughs, new wave band The Buggles, post-punk folk band The Pogues, MTV, cinema, nostalgia, my novel Transition Events, possible worlds literary theory, retro-future histories, time loops, Alice in Wonderland, director Russell Mulcahy, Music-Evoked Autobiographical Memory (MEAM), and my niece have in common? A lot, as it happens. Well, me, really. This work — a hybrid storytelling piece consisting of both Audio (cut up soundscape collage) and Text (interconnected cut-ups & vignettes) — traces how our memories take us into our pasts and futures.
Interview by Alan (aged five); recording by Sally (mum); production and editing by Craig First broadcast 20 December 2018 The National Rugby Sevens Championship...
Unrepresentative views on refugees, migrants, and, for some reason, taxDuring constant, ongoing and seemingly never-ending debates about refugees, Australian politicians often repeat themselves by...
In May 2017 I was a sound artist at the Noted Festival and was privileged to hear Ngunnawal Elder Nin Jannette Phillips deliver the...
