Capture All: screen + sound
Event description
Capture All: screen + sound
Sat Feb 25th, 2023, 2pm
Composite, Collingwood Yards
Join us for a screening of works by Capture All artists and friends, curated by Laura McLean and Suvani Suri, that together sound out themes and issues of extraction and quantification, capture and control, networks and archives, mythology and the techno-fictional, and knowledge and agency in Australia and India’s pasts, presents, and futures.
Presenting work by Aasma Tulika, Thomas Smith, Joel Spring, Kush Badhwar, Mochu, and Jazz Money, with introductions and discussions with the artists in residence.
Time: Doors and drinks start from 1:30pm
Prices: $10 waged / $5 unwaged
Seating allocations will be on a ‘first-come, first-served' basis and capacity is limited.
Works and screening times:
2pm
Thomas Smith, Narrative 001: The Things We Like, 2022 (18 mins 45 secs)
Mochu, Cool Memories of Remote Gods, 2017 (14 mins 48 secs)
Aasma Tulika, Listening to Success Stories, 2022 (19 mins 23 secs)
3:30pm
Kush Badhwar, Blood Earth, 2013 (35 mins)
Joel Spring, DIGGERMODE, 2022 (23 mins)
Jazz Money, We have stories for all the dark spaces in between, 2021 (7 mins 15 secs)
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Capture All is supported as an International Strategic Initiative by the Australia Council for the Arts.
Image: Aasma Tulika, Listening to Success Stories (still), 2022
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Wheelchair Accessibility
Composite is wheelchair accessible via the main carriageway ramp from Johnston Street as well as elevator access to the UG floor via the 'art deco' entrance midway down the Johnston Street facade and also via the rear entrance beside the Keith Haring mural, which has a ramp and leads to the elevator.
Gender Neutral Bathrooms
Composite has all gender-neutral bathrooms.
Accessible Parking/Dropoff Areas
If you are coming by car, there is accessible drop-off and pick up space at the side of the building beside the Keith Haring mural. There are also accessible parking located in the carpark at the rear of our venue.
Public Transport
Composite at Collingwood Yards is close to Stop 19 at the corner of Smith Street/Johnston Street on the 86 tram line. Only some Trams on this route are serviced by a mix of low floor and high floor trams. Read more at the PTV site here. The number 200 and 207 Bus' also stop directly over the road from Collingwood Yards.
Guide Dogs/Service Dogs
Guide dogs and service dogs are welcome at Composite.
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