Rumblestrip
Abstract
Taking place for one loud, epic night only, RUMBLESTRIP occupied a large disused urban lot, close to the heart of the city. It featured new collaborative works by eight Australian artists that integrate sound, mobile sculpture, video installation, inflatable structures and performance work.
The works drew on the artists’ preoccupations with informal and temporary architecture, car-orientated development, urban heat island effect, roadside signage and Australian cult cinema. Re-purposing, cannibalising and mutating found and recycled industrial materials, RUMBLESTRIP built from what has fallen apart or succumbed to obsolescence to suggest a different possible future.
RUMBLESTRIP was conceived by Neil Aldum, Erin Coates and Simone Johnston
RAS ID
23975
Document Type
Original Creative Work
Date of Publication
1-1-2016
Funding Information
City of Perth
School
Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts (WAAPA) / Centre for Research in Entertainment, Arts, Technology, Education and Communications
Copyright
free_to_read
Recommended Citation
Aldum, N., Coates, E., Gladwell, S., Holmes, L., James, S., Johnston, S., & (2016). Rumblestrip. Retrieved from https://ro.ecu.edu.au/ecuworkspost2013/9452
Comments
Aldum, N., Coates, E., Gladwell, S., Holmes, L., James, S., Johnston, S., & Snapcat. (2016). Rumblestrip. Pier St, Northbridge, Perth.
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