This field trip takes us to Wadawurrung Country, Point Addis for a session facilitated by sound artists Vicki Hallett and Lucy Allinson.

ABOUT THE WORKSHOP:

A Gathering of Sound. Participants are invited to join Vicki Hallett and Lucy Allinson in a fieldcraft experience in the world of soundscape ecology, and learn and how it can be used to create art. Come gather, listen, create, collaborate and discuss.

ITINERARY:

If you are catching the bus provided, please arrive at Platform Arts for a 10.00am departure. The workshop at Point Addis and will go from 11.00am - 1.00pm. Participants will arrive back at Platform Arts around 2.00pm. Alternatively you can meet us at the workshop location.

The workshop will begin at the intersection between Point Addis Road and the Ironbark Basin Nature Trail. Once on Point Addis Road, a little way down there is a sign saying carpark ahead, which is the first left - this is the meeting spot!
Map location here: https://goo.gl/maps/6RD8yZVD3X...

OTHER IMPORTANT INFORMATION:

Point Addis does not accommodate for access requirements. If you would like to participate and have access needs, please get in contact with us.
Please bring a raincoat/windbreaker. The workshop will be moved to the Powerstation if there is wet weather.
Clothing is for all-weather but we do have access to a hall if it is raining. Please wear sturdy shoes and leg covering. Please bring your own lunch and plenty of water.
Participants are encouraged to use natural materials from the site however if you wish to bring something along you are more than welcome to.

FACILITATORS:

Vicki Hallett
www.vickihallett.com

Vicki Hallett is a composer, musician and sound artist. She has composed, produced and performed in live concerts, solo recordings ranging from chamber music to sound art and acoustic ecology. Through a unique approach combining acoustic ecology, scientific analysis and innovative performance practices, Hallett reshapes the role of interdisciplinary research. This exploration has led her to develop a collaborative concept with Cornell University's Elephant Listening Project as well as performing in South Africa on Mabolel Rock with a pod of Hippopotami.

Lucy Allinson
@lha_finearts and @lucylu285

Lucy Allinson is a Geelong-based multidisciplinary artist working across sound, installation, painting, sculpture and photography. Her practice in acoustic ecology explores concepts of listening, capturing and composing to enable viewers to experience the different levels of human-machinery noise and the impacts of this on the acoustic ecology of our natural soundscapes. She is currently researching natural landscapes around Victoria to see how far one might have to travel to experience pure, natural soundscapes without the interference of human noise.

"Point Addis" image supplied by Vicki Hallet and Lucy Allinson