Listen! SiCKL Open Lab is back. SiCKL’s Kok Siew Wai reminds us why experimentation and openness will massage your spirit and your eardrums.
WANTED: Someone to restore Arteri and give it 2nd life. Interested? Email: mail.sharonchin.com
| Filed under: News, Profiles | Tags: collective, improvisation, interdisciplinary, interview, Kok Siew Wai, music, performance, SiCKL, sound art Listen! SiCKL Open Lab is back. SiCKL’s Kok Siew Wai reminds us why experimentation and openness will massage your spirit and your eardrums.
| Filed under: Gallery | Tags: history, music, poetry, religion, Search, spoof 
Sing-a-long! Bermain-main dengan tuhan, nabi, ratu dan rock: re-thinking and re-imagining the popular 90s Search song ‘Isabella’.
| Filed under: Essays | Tags: art history, Digit Art Festival, music, Myanmar, new media 
Opening up spaces for transformation: Charting changes in the Myanmar art scene, from socialist rule, to the mid-90s and the present day.
by Bilqis Hijjas
Hands Percussion has built a reputation for its high impact and high energy shows, with strong production values. This is what makes their most recent offering, Dreams in November, such a departure from the norm. It wasn’t that Hands Percussion failed to deliver, but that it delivered a different show than expected…
| Filed under: Essays | Tags: books, legacy, music, obituary, punk rock 
by Joe Kidd
There was a time when a lot of the works (musical, lyrical and beyond) by “punks” were pretty much informed, influenced or even “rehashed” from literature or the ideas presented by books, poems, architecture, art movements etc