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Liquid Architecture (LA) is Australia’s leading organisation for artists working with sound and listening. LA is based on Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung Country, at the Collingwood Yards art precinct. Our program sits at the intersection of contemporary art and experimental music, expressed through a range of presentation, publishing, research and commissioning activities.

BACKGROUND
Born in the complex artistic climate of the late 1990s, LA is a millennial imagination of Australia’s vibrant experimental sound culture. Founded in 1999, over the following 15 years, under the direction of Nat Bates, LA grew from being a boutique local event into Australia’s leading festival of experimental, electronic, improvised and avant-garde music.

In 2014, the organisation pivoted with an injection of ideas and resources, and the appointment of Joel Stern and Danni Zuvela as the organisation’s artistic leadership. The duo dissolved the festival model in favour of something more open, unpredictable and experimental: a year-round, curatorial program of boundary-pushing public events, happenings and situations untethered to any one discipline, ideology or format.

Forever expanding and evolving to meet our horizons, the cultural institution we know today as Liquid Architecture is fuelled by the ideas and energies of our team and augmented by the expertise of our board and advisors.

Under the new dynamic leadership of Kristi Monfries and Lucreccia Quintanilla alongside Creative Producer Rohan Rebeiro, Programs Coordinator Ronen Jafari, the new direction will expand on this legacy to build strong foundations and relationships with sound experimentations from First Nations, Diasporas, Asia and the Pacific.

Grounded locally but working globally, LA is a dedicated platform for artists engaged in experimental sound practice, sustained and energised through conversation and research, and realised in collaboration with people in our community and beyond.

We acknowledge the Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung as the Traditional Owners and sovereign custodians of the Country on which we practice. We extend our respects to their Elders past and present, and to all First Peoples.


Team

BOARD

DANNY BUTT (CHAIR) is Senior Lecturer in Interdisciplinary Practice at Victorian College of the Arts, University of Melbourne, where he is also Coordinator of Research for Design and Production. His book Artistic Research in the Future Academy was published by Intellect/University of Chicago Press in 2017, and he is on the Editorial Board of the Journal for Artistic Research and is co-convenor of the Asia Pacific Artistic Research Network. As a Certified Management Consultant (CMC) he worked for intergovernmental agencies such as United Nations Development Programme and ASEAN on new media and development and was editor of the book Internet Governance: Asia Pacific Perspectives (Elsevier/UNDP 2006). He works with the Auckland-based art collective Local Time. He moved from Gadigal country in Sydney to Port Chalmers / Koputai, Aotearoa New Zealand in 1993, performing improvised sound and releasing recordings through the 1990s with Peter Stapleton and Kim Pieters in the groups Rain and Flies Inside the Sun (with Brian Crook); with Michael Morley in the Tanaka-Nixon Meeting; and as Cobweb Iris.

MONICA LIM (CO-CHAIR) is a Melbourne-based pianist and composer of classical contemporary and experimental music. Born in Malaysia and then migrating to Australia in her teens, Monica initially practiced as a Tax Consultant for Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu, before pursuing her own interests in business and the arts. She has produced work for theatre, contemporary dance, installations, and film, as well as solo and ensemble instrumental pieces. She is interested in new cross-disciplinary genres and forms as well as combinations of new technology with music. Monica is currently undertaking a PhD at the Faculty of Fine Arts and Music, University of Melbourne in interactive technology, AI and gesture-led composition. Monica is co-founder of Project Eleven, a philanthropic initiative which supports the contemporary arts and serves on the boards of the Melbourne Recital Centre, the Substation as well as the Member’s Council for Musica Viva.

MARK NOLEN (TREASURER) is a Certified Practising Accountant with extensive experience in the creative industries sector. He is currently Management Accountant at ACMI, having previously worked in a similar role at Film Victoria. Along the way, he has helped countless singers, actors, and even clowns get their taxes in order – no laughing matter! When not crunching numbers, you can find Mark sitting back with a fine drop of Scotch whisky, soaking up some even finer tunes.

LEANA PAPAELIA (SECRETARY) is a barrister at the Victorian Bar and a soprano. At the Bar, Leana practices in commercial and public law with a focus on banking and financial services regulation, corporations and securities, insolvency, trade practices and human rights. Leana holds an AMusA and a BMus (Hons) majoring in vocal performance. She received a university scholarship to complete her honours and, in her final year of study, was awarded the Horace Keats Memorial Prize for Excellence in Vocal Performance. Leana currently studies under the direction of Loris Synan OAM. Leana is a board member of the Australian Contemporary Opera Company and has held board positions with Lawyers for Animals, an organisation dedicated to improving the welfare of animals through education and law, and Right Now, an independent not-for-profit mediation organisation focusing on human rights issues in Australia.

NARETHA WILLIAMS (MEMBER) is an accomplished practitioner in the Australian creative industries sector. An established artist and music producer, she is a seasoned industry professional with extensive experience across a dynamic range of appointments. Naretha has worked with leading Australian companies and First Nations initiatives, flagship festivals and events, has toured internationally and won several awards. Credits include: St Kilda Festival, Bless Your Blak Arts Festival, Australasian World Music Expo, International Symposium on Electronic Art, Yirramboi First Nations Arts Festival, Science Gallery London, Chunky Move, Performance Space New York, The Melba Spiegeltent, Melbourne Town Hall Grand Organ, Sydney Myer Music Bowl, Sydney Dance Company, and Melbourne’s Flash Forward.

GAIL PRIEST (MEMBER) is a sound artist and writer based on Dharug and Gundungurra land (Katoomba, NSW). Her work spans soundtracks for dance, theatre and video, solo electro-acoustic performance as well sound installations for gallery contexts, both solo and in collaboration. She has performed her live compositions and exhibited sound installations nationally and internationally including in Japan, Hong Kong, Germany, France, Norway and the Netherlands. In 2015-16 she was awarded an Emerging & Experimental Arts Fellowship from the Australia Council. She has undertaken numerous radio commissions and releases music on her own label Metal Bitch Recordings as well as Flaming Pines, Endgame Records and room40. She curates events and exhibitions and writes fictively and factually about sound and media art, working for RealTime magazine for over 15 years. She has been on the board of Performance Space (2011-2014), and a peer assessor for the Australia Council. She has just completed a PhD in creative sound theory at UTS. www.gailpriest.net

ANDY MILLER (MEMBER) currently works as the General Manager of Multicultural Arts Victoria. Initially trained as a painter at the Canberra School of Art, Andy Miller worked in theatre for a number of years before working to establish arts programs in the community sector. Following a few years as an arts and cultural officer at two local governments, Andy began a career in the state public service in various senior roles at Arts Victoria and Creative Victoria and was seconded for a period with Creative Partnerships Australia, as Senior Programs Manager. As well as a Bachelor in Fine Arts, he has a Masters in Public Policy and a Graduate Diploma in Arts Management from the University of Melbourne.

REBECA SACCHERO (MEMBER)
Rebeca Sacchero is a Producer with extensive experience across multiple Metro Melbourne Inner North Local Government Areas. Rebeca understands the local government context whilst also having relationships and experience in small to medium arts orgs. She has been working in the space of community engaged practice and is passionate about creating arts access for under-represented communities. She has a strong track record of successful projects with youth, the LGBTQIA+ community, CALD communities and seniors. She has worked across visual arts, performing arts and digital media, with a range of government and private stakeholders. These include major festivals, local and state Government, ARI’s, schools, community health orgs, and social enterprises. She completed a degree in Art History and Curatorship at Monash University in 2017 and in 2019 was selected for Leadership Victoria’s LGBTQIA+ Leadership program. She also runs her own community building electronic music events in which she has toured international artists, and is a DJ.

DAVID CHESWORTH (MEMBER) is an artist and composer, known for his experimental, and at times minimalist music, who has worked with electronics, contemporary ensembles, film, theatre, and experimental opera. Together with Sonia Leber, David has created installation artworks using sound, video, architecture and public participation. Exhibitions include ‘56th Venice Biennale (2015), ‘19th Biennale of Sydney (2014), and Melbourne Now, National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne (2013-14). Festivals featuring Chesworth’s music and sound works include Ars Electronica; Festival D’Automne de Paris; Bang on a Can Marathon, New York, Biennale of Sydney; Adelaide and Melbourne Festivals; and MONA FOMA. Early in his career he was co-founder of post-punk band Essendon Airport and for five years was coordinator of the Clifton Hill Community Music Centre, Melbourne. David is a Vice-Chancellor’s Postdoctoral Fellow at RMIT University, Melbourne, researching auditory archives.

PATRICK HARTONO (MEMBER) Born in Makassar 1988, Patrick Gunawan Hartono is an Indonesian electroacoustic composer and audiovisual artist. He earned a BMus in Composition (Cum laude) from Rotterdam Conservatory with Minor Study at The Institute of Sonology, MMus in Sonic Arts from the University of London, Goldsmiths, and Live Electronic Course from IRCAM, Paris. In 2017 he won the ICMA audience award for his generative audiovisual piece “Matrix Studies” and the 1st Prize for WOCMAT 2019 International Electroacoustic Music Young Composer Award. Most of his works use the sound of Indonesian traditional music instruments, computer-generated sound/images, field recordings; transformed, rearranged, modulated by mathematical rules, real-time interaction, and controlled random operations. Patrick is currently based in Melbourne, Australia, to pursue a doctoral degree at the University of Melbourne while actively involved in local and international electroacoustic/computer music communities.

STAFF

Lucreccia Quintanilla and Kristi Monfries (Co-Directors)
Rohan Rebeiro (Creative Producer)
Ronen Jafari (Programs Coordinator)

LA ASSOCIATES

Tiarney Miekus (Associate Editor - Disclaimer)
Laura McLean and Suvani Suri (Associate Curators - Capture All)



Contact

We welcome conversation, ideas and feedback at any time.

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Privacy Statement

Privacy Statement

Liquid Architecture (LA) is committed to protecting the privacy and security of personal information obtained and stored about its audience or clientele, including users of this website.

We understand and appreciate that our audience or clientele and users of this website are concerned about their privacy and the confidentiality and security of any information that may be provided to us.

This policy applies when Liquid Architecture determines what information will be collected or disclosed, or how any information will be processed.

We take a broad understanding of what constitutes ‘personal information’. We understand ‘personal information’ to include any information relating to an identified or identifiable natural person. An identifiable natural person is one who can be identified, directly or indirectly, in particular by reference to an identifier such as a name, an identification number, location data, an online identifier or to one or more factors specific to the physical, physiological, genetic, mental, economic, cultural or social identity of that natural person.

Liquid Architecture is bound by the Australian Privacy Principles contained in the Commonwealth Privacy Act and is compliant with the Privacy Amendment (Enhancing Privacy Protection) Act 2012.

We may, from time to time, review and update this Privacy Policy to take account of new laws and technology, changes to Liquid Architecture’s operations and practices and to make sure it remains appropriate to the changing legal environment.

THE TYPES OF PERSONAL INFORMATION LA COLLECTS

The type of information Liquid Architecture collects and holds includes (but is not limited to) personal information, including sensitive information, about:

  • Contact information including email address, phone number, names, gender, organisation, role.
  • Connection information including linkages and referrals between people.
  • Financial information including amounts paid to LA, donated to LA, or received by LA.
  • When you visit our website, our server maintains an access log that includes the following information: the visitor’s IP address, the date and time of the visit to the site, the pages accessed and documents downloaded, the previous site visited, and the type of browser used.
  • When you visit our website, cookies are stored on your device that provides information to Google Analytics to give us statistical information about our visitors.

HOW PERSONAL INFORMATION IS COLLECTED
LA collects personal information in a variety of different ways depending on the type of contact that is made with the organisation. We collect personal information both from individuals directly and from third parties.

  • Subscribing to LA’s newsletter via the website, in-person or other means
  • Visiting LA’s website
  • Registering for LA’s programs of events (eg. performances, workshops, lectures)
  • Purchasing a ticket for LA’s programs of events via a ticketing system
  • Making an online enquiry
  • Making an individual donation to LA
  • Becoming a sponsor
  • Submitting a proposal to LA
  • Providing written feedback to LA
  • Through agreements with programming partners to add addresses to our mailing lists
  • Images of persons might be collected during documentation of an LA performance
  • If you become a LA Associate, Volunteer or Board Member
    LA may also collect personal information over the phone, in person or by electronic correspondence in order to undertake its regular administrative operations

WHY PERSONAL INFORMATION IS COLLECTED
LA collects personal information in order to service the needs of its staff, audience and partnerships. This information is only used with your consent. Your personal information may be retained and used for the following purposes:

  • To communicate with staff, artists, associates, volunteers, or Board Members
  • For communicating about upcoming programs and services offered by LA and its partners
  • For documenting LA performances and events
  • To communicate to LA audiences on behalf of other arts or government organisations offering information regarding their products
  • For artistic program research and organisational continuous improvement purposes
    All details are kept secure at all times and any individual may request their information is not used for direct marketing, research or any other purpose.

DISCLOSURE OF PERSONAL INFORMATION
LA will not sell, lend, disclose, or give personal information of its audience or clientele to external individuals or organisations without first obtaining the customer’s consent.
LA may, however, disclose your personal information or financial data (information exchanged in transactions relating to donations, ticket purchasing or any other product sold):

  • To our insurer or legal advisors for the purpose of obtaining insurance coverage, obtaining professional advice, and managing risks.
  • To our payment services providers or financial institutions. LA will share transaction data only to the extent necessary for processing, refunding, or dealing with queries about payments.
  • In a situation where such disclosure is necessary for compliance with a legal obligation that LA is subject to, or in order to protect the vital interests of a person.
    LA will not disclosure personal information to recipients in another jurisdiction unless that jurisdiction has a privacy regime at least as equally protective as Australia. LA will always ask for specific consent before disclosing personal information to a recipient in another jurisdiction.

PERSONAL INFORMATION ACCURACY
LA is committed to ensuring all personal information it collects is accurate, complete and up-to-date. However, the accuracy of this personal information to a large extent depends on the information provided by its clients. LA asks that all clients:

  • Advise us if you become aware of any errors in your personal information.
  • Advise of any changes in their personal details, such as address, email address and phone number.

YOUR RIGHTS
At any time, any person has the right:

  • To know what personal information LA holds about them and how it has been used
  • To correct or alter any personal information LA holds about them
  • To have the personal information about them erased
  • To withdraw consent for the collection, retention, disclosure, use or processing of personal information
  • To make a request or inquiry, write to info@liquidarchitecture.org.au

WEBSITE
The LA website contains links to other sites. LA is not responsible for the privacy practices of other sites. LA encourages users when they leave the site to read the privacy statements of each and every web site that collects personal information. This privacy statement applies solely to the activities of LA.

GENERAL DATA PROTECTION REGULATION (GDPR)
LA operates occasional European artistic programming and partnerships, and complies with the data protection policies required by the European Union General Data Protection Regulation (the GDPR) since 25 May 2018.

OUR DATA SECURITY POLICY
LA takes steps to prevent the personal information it holds from misuse, loss, interference or unauthorised access.
LA will also destroy or de-identify personal information when it is no longer needed, or when requested.

ENQUIRIES
If you would like further information about the way Liquid Architecture manages the personal information it holds, please contact LA via info@liquidarchitecture.org.au.

Feedback & Complaints

Feedback & Complaints

Liquid Architecture (LA) is committed to respecting feedback and complaints and continually improving our processes. This policy is intended to ensure that we handle complaints fairly, efficiently and effectively. We encourage feedback as part of improving our audience experience and artistic programming.

You can provide feedback or make a complaint via email via email to info@liquidarchitecture.org.au.

HOW DOES LA HANDLE FEEDBACK AND COMPLAINTS?
Upon receiving feedback or a complaint, LA will acknowledge receipt of the feedback or complaint; and request further information if necessary and advise how the issue is likely to be resolved.
LA will not respond to feedback or complaints that violate State or Federal laws, or suggest that others do so; contain profane, violent, abusive, sexually explicit language or hate speech; or are bullying, harassing or disruptive in nature.
Where possible, complaints will be resolved at first contact with us. When appropriate we may offer an explanation or apology to the person making the complaint. Where this is not possible, we may decide to escalate the complaint to LA’s CEOs or Board. Where a person making a complaint is dissatisfied with the outcome of our review of their complaint, they may seek an external review of our decision.
We will take all reasonable steps to ensure that people making complaints are not adversely affected because a complaint has been made by them or on their behalf.
All complaints are confidential. We accept anonymous complaints if there is a compelling reason to do so and will carry out a confidential investigation of the issues raised where there is enough information provided.

HOW LONG WILL IT TAKE FOR MY COMPLAINT TO BE RESOLVED?
The time it takes to resolve a matter depends on the issues raised and any enquiries that need to be made. As a guide, LA aims to acknowledge written feedback and complaints within 1 business day of receipt (if an email address or phone number is provided); respond to all written feedback and complaints within 5 business days of receipt.

LA will consider the matter closed if you indicate that you are satisfied with the response, or LA does not hear from you within 10 business days after sending you its response.

WHAT IF I’M NOT HAPPY WITH THE RESPONSE?
If you are dissatisfied with LA’s response you are encouraged to contact LA to request an internal review. You should outline in writing why you are dissatisfied with the response; and the outcome you are seeking. LA will provide a further response within 10 business days of receiving this information.

If you are dissatisfied with the outcome of our review of their complaint, you may seek an external review of our decision (by the Australian Charities and Not-for-Profits Commission for example).
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TICKET REFUNDS AND EXCHANGES
LA may provide an exchange or refund of a ticket if problems arise before, during or after an event. LA encourages our audience to try to resolve problems as soon as possible after they arise so that we have the best opportunity to find a solution.

Events
Artists

Recent

AM Kanngieser
Aarti Jadu
Aasma Tulika
Abbra Kotlarczyk
Ace House
Acid House
Adam Gołebiewski
Adam Grubb
Adam Hunt
Adelle Mills
Adi­antum
Adrian Dyer
Aidyn Mouradov
Akademie Schloss Solitude
Aki Onda
Al Burro
Alan Licht
Alana Hunt
Ale Hop
Alessandro Bosetti
Alex Ahmed
Alex Cahill
Alex Cuffe
Alex White
Alex Zhang Hungtai
Alexander Garsden
Alexander Powers
Alexandra Spence
Alice Hui-Sheng Chang
Alicia Frankovich
Alisa Blakeney
Allison Gibbs
Alrey Batol
Alterity Collective
Amanda Stewart
Amanda Stewart and Jim Denley
Amelia Barikin
Ami Yamasaki
Amias Hanley
Amrita Hepi
Amy May Stuart
Anabelle Lacroix
Ancestress
Andrea Juan
Andrew Brooks
Andrew Fedorovitch
Andrew Harper
Andrew McLellan
Andrew Rewald
André Dao
Angela Goh
Angie Abdilla
Angie Garrick
Ann Fuata
Ann Laurie
Anna Homler AKA Breadwoman
Anna Parlane
Annaleese Jochems
Anne E Stewart
Anne-James Chaton
Annika Moses
Anthony Lyons and Paul Fletcher
Anthony Magen
Anthony Pateras
Antoinette J. Citizen
Antonia Sellbach with Julie Burleigh and Alison Bolger
Antony Riddell
Aodhan Madden
Arben Dzika
Archie Barry
Ari Tampubolon
Ariel Bustamante
Arini Byng
Arini Byng, Jess Gall & Rebecca Jensen
Armour Group
Artist Union
Asep Nayak
Ash Kilmartin
Astrid Lorange
Astrida Neimanis
Athanasius Kircher
Atlanta Eke and Daniel Jenatsch
Atong Atem
Atticus Bastow
Aunty Mary Graham
Aura Satz
Aurelia Guo
Autumn Royal
Ava
Aviva Endean
alsi
amby downs
Áine O'Dwyer

Baby Doll Eyes
Babymode
Bani Haykal
Basic House
Battle-ax
Bead
Bella Waru
Ben Byrne
Ben Kolaitis
Benjamin Forster
Benjamin Hancock
Benjamin Portas
Benjamin Woods
Berserk
Beth Sometimes & Caroline Anderson
Betty Apple
Bhairavi Raman with Nanthesh Sivarajah
Bhenji Ra x Del Lumanta x Daryl Prondoso
Bianca Hester
Bigoa Chuol
Black Quantum Futurism
Bli Putu Septa
Blood of a Pomegranate
Bobuq
Bon Mott
Bonnie Mercer
Botanic Gordon
Brandon LaBelle
Brendan Walls
Brian Fuata
Brian Fuata x Enderie
Brian Hochman
Bridie Lunney
Britt d'Argaville
Brodie Ellis
Bruce Mowson
Bruce Russell
Bryan Phillips AKA Galambo
Bunna Lawrie
Burnt Friedman
Bus Projects
bodies

COCO SOLID AKA Jess Hansell
CORIN
CS + Kreme
CUDDLE
Caitlin Franzmann
Caleb Kelly
Cameron Robbins
Camila Marambio
Camille Robinson
Candice Hopkins
Carmen-Sibha Keiso
Carol Que
Caroline Anderson
Carolyn Connors
Carolyn Eskdale
Cat Hope
Catherine Clover
Catherine Clover and Peter Knight
Catherine Robertson
Catherine Ryan
Cecilia Vicuña
Celeste Liddle
Ceri Hann
Charlie Sofo
Charlotte Parallel
Cher Tan
Chess Boughey
Chi Tran
Chikchika
Chino Amobi
Chloe Alison Escott
Chloë Sobek
Chris Corsano
Chris Vik
Chris Watson
Christof Migone
Christopher LG Hill
Chun Yin Rainbow Chan
Cinnamon Templeton
Clare Cooper
Clare Milledge and Tom Smith
Claudia Nicholson
Clocks and Clouds
Cloudy Ku
Colin Self
Collingwood College Sound Collective
Cordelia Crosbie
Croatian Amor
Crys Cole
Cured Pink
¿Club D'érange?

12 dog cycle
DBR
DIVA FINGER
DJ Deeluscious
DJ Lillypad (ft Cordelia Crosbie)
DJ Plead
Dale Gorfinkel
Damien Nicholson
Danae Valenza
Daniel Pini
Daniel R Marks
Daniel Slåt­tnes
Daniela d’Arielli
Danielle Freakley
Danni Zuvela
Dave Brown
David Chesworth
David Egan
David Grubbs
David Haines
David Haines & Joyce Hinterding
David Lyon
David Shea and Kristi Monfries
David Spooner
De Player
DeForrest Brown Jr.
Deanne Butterworth
Debris Facility
Decibel
Del Lumanta
Demdike Stare
Dennis Del Favero
Desmond Manderson
Diego Bonetto
Diego Ramírez
Dino
Dirk de Buyn
Djirri Djirri Dance Group
Dorian Wood
Douglas Kahn
Douglas Quin
Ducklingmonster
Duré Dara
Dylan Martorell
Dylan Robinson
Dylan Sheridan
Sonia Leber and David Chesworth

Eartheater
Eddie Hopely
Eek
Eexxppoann
Ego Morte
Ela Stiles
Elena Gomez
Elia Nurvista
Elijah Burgher
Elisapeta Heta
Ella Sutherland
Ellen Fullman
Ellena Savage
Elysia Crampton
Emile Zile
Emma Ramsay
Ender Başkan
Ensemble Economique
Eric Avery
Eric Demetriou
Eric Demetriou and Herbert Jercher
Eric Laska
Erik Bünger
Eugene Brockmuller
Eva Birch with J
Eva-Maria Raab
Evelyn Araluen Corr
Evelyn Ida Morris
Evelyne Jouanno
Exotic Dog
eRikm
efp
eleven-collective
eves

Fabulous Diamonds
Faene (Corin x Ju Ca)
Fayen d'Evie
Fayen d’Evie and Jen Bervin with Bryan Phillips and Andy Slater
Female Wizard
Feminist Theory Group
Fernando do Campo
Fia Fiell
Floris Vanhoof
Frances Barrett
Frances Dyson
Francis Plagne
Francisco López
Freya Schack-Arnott
Fujui Wang
Félicia Atkinson
非 Fēi

GOOOOOSE
Gabber Modus Operandi
Gabi Briggs
Gabriella D'Costa
Gail Priest
Genevieve Fry
Geoff Robinson
Geoffrey Gartner
Georgina Criddle
Gerard Crewdson
Germ Studies
Gian Manik
Giant Swan
Girlzone
Glynn Urquhart
Golden Fur

Bridget Chappell
Haco and Toshiya Tsunoda
Halcyon Lawrence
Half High
Ham Laosethakul
Hamish Upton
Hanna Chetwin
Hannah Brontë
Hannah Catherine Jones AKA Foxy Moron
Hannah Hallam-Eames
Hannah Lockwood
Haroon Mirza
Harriet Kate Morgan
Harrison Ritchie-Jones
Helen Grogan
Helen Svoboda
Helm
Her Africa Is Real
Hi God People
Hikashu
Hito Steyerl
Hoang Tran Nguyen
Hoda Afshar
Holly Childs
Holly Herndon
Honeyfingers
Hong-Kai Wang
Horse Macgyver
Hou Hanru
Hsu Chieh
Hyphenated Projects
Rosalind Hall and Dave Brown
hyui ines rmi

Indiana Coole
Ing Li
Is There A Hotline?
Isha Ram Daas
Islaja
Isobel D'Cruz Barnes
Italianz
Ivan Cheng
Ivan Lisyak
Ivey Wawn
id m thffft able

J.G. Biberkopf
Jacina Leong
Jack Prendergast
Jackson Eaton
Jacob Kirkegaard
Jacqui Shelton
Jade Foster
Jake Goldenfein
Jake Moore
Jale
James Grant
James Hazel
James Hoff
James Parker
James Rushford
James Utting-Webb and Riley Lockett
Jamie Perara
Jannah Quill
Jared Davis
Jasmin Wing-Yin Leung
Jasmine Guffond
Jason De Santolo
Jason Haggerty
Jason Kahn
Jaye Carcary
Jazz Money
Jeff Henderson
Jen Bervin
Jenna Sutela
Jennifer Stoever
Jennifer Walshe
Jenny Hickinbotham
Jenny Kennedy
Jenny Ruth Barnes
Jeph Lo
Jess Gall
Jess Sneddon
Jessica Aszodi
Jessica Feldman
Jessie Marino
Jesswar
Jikuroux
JoEl Spring and Carol Que
Joanna Anderson & Michael Prior
Joe Banks
Joe Musgrove
Joe Talia
Joel Maripil
Joel Spring
Joel Stern
Johannes Kreidler
Johannes S. Sistermanns
John Grzinich
John Jenkin
John-Joe Wilson
Johnny Chang
Jon Leidecker (Wobbly)
Jon Rose
Jon Tjhia
Jonas Staal
Jonathan Kemp
Jordan Lacey
Josephine Mead
Josten Myburgh
Joyce Hinterding
Judith Hamann
Jules LaPlace
Julia Chien
Julia Drouhin
Julia Drouhin and Pip Stafford
Julia Towers
Julie Cunningham
Julieta Aranda
Justin Clemens
Justin Malvaso
Jùnchéng Billy Lì
ju ca

Anja Kanngieser and Daniel Jenatsch
KK Null
KUNCI Cultural Studies Center
Kai-Cheng Dai
Kalinda Vary
Kalle Hamm & Dzamil Kamanger
Kalle Hamm and Lauri Ainala
Kandere
Kane Ikin
Kangaroo Skull
Karina Utomo
Karli White
Karolin Tampere
Karolina Iwańska
Kate Beynon, Rali Beynon & Michael Pablo
Kate Brown
Kate Crawford
Kate Geck
Kathy Reid
Katie West
Kaya Hanasaki
Keelan O'Hehir
Keg de Souza
Keith Fullerton Whitman
Kelman Duran
Kelp D/J
Kent Macpherson
Khadija Carroll
Kia
Kiah Reading
Kim Satchell
Klein
Knotting
Kraus
Kristen Gallerneaux
Kristi Monfries
Kusum Normoyle
Kuya Neil
Kym Maxwell
Kynan Tan

DJ Lillypad (ft Cordelia Crosbie)
Lacking Sound Festival
Lady Erica
Lana Nguyen
Laniyuk
Lara Thoms
Larrie
Las Chinas
Laura McLean
Lauren Lee McCarthy
Laurie Ander­son
Lawrence Abu Hamdan
Lea Bertucci
Leah Barclay
Leandro Pisano
Lee Gamble
Lee Weng Choy
Leena Riethmuller
Lei Lei Kung
Leighton Craig
Liang Luscombe
Libby Harward
Lichen Kelp
Lili Hall
Lilian Steiner
Lilith Angle
Lily Tait
Lin Chi-Wei
Linda Dement
Lionel Marchetti
Lisa Campbell-Smith
Lisa Lerkenfeldt
Lizzie Pogson
Lizzynice
LoVid
Lonely God
Lonnie Holley
Lorna & Aunty Jenny Munro
Louis Kennedy
Luca Lum
Luciano Chessa
Lucid Castration
Lucien Alperstein
Lucreccia Quintanilla
Lucrecia Dalt
Lucy Cliche
Lukas Simonis
Luke Fowler
Luke McConnell
Lyra Pramuk
Lz Dunn
Snack Syndicate (Andrew Brooks and Astrid Lorange)

Joseph Jordania and Nino Tsitsishvili with Melbourne Georgian Choir
M J Grant
MP Hopkins
MSHR
MTLDA
Machine Listening: Sean Dockray, James Parker, Joel Stern
Madboots
Maddee Clark
Madeleine Collie
Madeleine Mills
Madelynne Cornish
Magic Steven
Makeda
Makiko Yamamoto
Manisha Anjali
Manus Recording Project Collective: Farhad Bandesh, Farhad Rahmati, Samad Abdul, Shamin­dan Kana­p­athi, Thanush Selvraj, Yasin Abdallah, Abdul Aziz Muhamat, Behrouz Boochani, Kazem Kazemi, Michael Green, André Dao, Jon Tjhia
Mara Schwerdtfeger
Marara
Mararara
Marc Behrens
Marco Cher-Gibard
Marco Fusinato
Marcus Rechsteiner
Maria Chavez
Maria Moles
Marian Tubbs
Marie Craven
Marjolijn Dijkman and Toril Johannessen
Mark Andrejevic
Mark Brown
Mark Harwood
Mark Pollard
Marly Luske
Marnie Badham
Marrickville School of Economics x School of Instituting Otherwise (Madeleine Collie & Rebecca Conroy & Meenakshi Thirukode)
Martin Howse
Martin Kay
Martina Copley
Martina Raponi
Mar­grethe Pet­tersen
Masamitsu Araki
Masato Takasaka
Mat Dryhurst
Mat Spisbah
Match Fixer
Matka
Matt Earle
Matteo Pasquinelli
Matthew Fung
Matthew P. Hopkins
Matthew P. Hopkins & Julie Burleigh
Matthew Sleeth
Matthias Schack-Arnott
Mattin
Maysa Abouzeid
Media Lab Melbourne
Megan Alice Clune
Megan Cope
Mehak Sawhney
Mehera San Roque
Mel Deerson
Melissa Deerson & Briony Galligan
Melody Paloma
Menstruation Sisters
Merinda Dias-Jayasinha
Michael Candy
Michael Dulaney
Michael Marder
Michael Pulsford
Michel Chion
Michelle Nguyen
Michelle Xen
Michiko Ogawa
Mihnea Mircan
Milkwood
Miranda Liebscher
Mirasia
Misbach Daeng Bilok
Miyuki Jokiranta
Mohamed Chamas
Monica Gagliano
Monica Monin & Astrid Lorange
Monica Winther
Moopie
Moor Mother
Murdoch Stephens
Music Yared
Mutual Making
mOwson+M0wson

(no)signal
Nat Grant
Natasha Anderson
Natasha Tontey
Nathan Curnow
Nathan Gray
Nathan John Thompson
Neil McLachlan
Neil Morris
Nelson Patton
New Waver
Nicholas Kuceli
Nick Ashwood
Nick Couldry
Nicky Crane
Nicky Hager
Nico Niquo
Nicola Gunn
Nicola Morton
Nikki-Lee Birdsey
Nikola Mounoud
Nikolaus Gansterer
Nina Buchanan
Nina M Gibbes
Nkisi
No Sister
Noel Meek and Olivia Webb
Norie Neumark
Norm Stanley

OK EG
OMNI space
Okkyung Lee
Olaf Nicolai
Oli Express
Omahara
Operant
Oren Ambarchi
Outlier

Pamela Arce
Pan Daijing
Papaphilia
Papaphillia x Mossy 333
Patrick Gunawan Hartono
Patrick Hase
Pauline Vetuna
Perfume
Perlonex
Peter Brötzmann and Heather Leigh
Peter Szendy
Phew
Phil Dadson
Philip Brophy
Pia Van Gelder
Pip Stafford
Pjenné
Plants and Animalia (CES and Felicity Mangan)
Play On
Playte
Poppy de Souza
Primitive Motion
Prophets
Public Assembly
Public Office
Puce Mary
π.o.

Queens of the Circulating Library

R. Rebeiro
RHunter
RP Boo
Rachel Mason
Rachel Yezbick
Radha La Bia
Ragtime Frank
Raja Kirik
Rama Parwata
Rashad Becker
Raven Chacon
Rebecca Jensen
Rebecca Phillips
Rebecca Ross
Renata Buziak
Riar Rizaldi
Richard Dawson
Richie Cyngler
Rikke Bundgaard-Nielsen
Ripley Kavara
Rita Revell
Rob Thorne
Robbie Avenaim
Robin Fox
Robin Hayward
Robin James
Rob​ert McDougall
Rohan Rebeiro
Romy Seven Fox
Rosalind Hall
Roseanne Bartley
Rosie Isaac
Roslyn Orlando
Ross Bolleter
Ruang MES 56
Ruby Solley
Rui Ho
Rully Shabara
Ruth Höflich
Ruth O'Leary
Ryan Jekabson
radio cegeste
ruangrupa

SJ Norman
Saba Vasefi
Sage Pbbbt
Sally Ann McIntyre
Sally Golding
Salomé Voegelin
Saluhan Collective
Sam Kidel
Sam Petersen
Samaan Fieck
Samira Farah
Samson Young
Samuel Karmel
Sara Mikolai
Sara Ramshaw
Sarah Bekessy
Sarah Byrne
Sarah Edwards
Sarah McCauley
Sarah Rodigari
Sarah crowEST
Sarita Gálvez
Saskia Doherty
Satch Hoyt
Scale Free Network
Scarlett Howard
Scott Mitchell
Scott Morrison
Sean Baxter
Sean Dockray
Sebastian Henry-Jones
Selena de Carvalho
Senyawa
Seth Kim-Cohen
Severed Heads
Sezzo Snot
Shan Dante
Shani Mohini-Holmes
Shannon Mattern
Shannon O'Neill
Shareeka Helaluddin
Shelley Lasica
Sheridan Palmer
Shi Chao Lai
Shoeb Ahmad
Shohn Murnane
Shota Matsumura
Sibling Architecture
Simon Charles
Simon Zoric
Simona Castricum
Sirasith
Sista Zai Zanda
Slime
Sofia Lemos
Sondes
Sonya Holowell
Sophie Munns
Sote
Sound School
Sound School Algorave Crew
SoundWatch
Sounds of Sisso
Sovereign Trax
Sow Discord
Spence Messih
Stacey Collee
Stefan Maier
Steph Overs
Stephen Loo
Steve Goodman
Steven Rhall
Still Nomads
Stine Janvin
Straightjacket Nation
Stéphanie Karbanyana Kanandekwe
Subterranean Rain
Susan Schuppli
Suvani Suri
Suzanne Kite
Sweat Tongue
莎瑜 ShaYu

T.Morimoto
TSV DJs
TT SKTLS
Taloi Havini
Tangerine
Tara McDowell
Tara Transitory
Tarik Barri
Tarquin Manek
Teiji Ito
Teila Watson
Tessa Laird
Teya Logos
Th Duo Trio
Thanh Hằng Phạm
Thao Phan
The Caretaker
The Charles Ives Singers
The Donkey's Tail
Thembi Soddell
Theresa Wong
Thomas Ragnar
Thomas Smith
Tiafau and Will D. Ness
Tim Dwyer
Tim McNamara
Timmah Ball
Tina Stefanou
Ting Shuo Hear Say
Tinh Than
Tito Ambyo
Tiyan Baker
Todd Anderson-Kunert
Tom Melick
Tom Ogley
Tomoko Momiyama
Tomoko Sauvage
Tomomi Adachi
Torika Bolatagici
Toshiya Tsunoda
Tralala Blip
Trisha Low
True Strength
Tyson Campbell
Tzu Ni
Tzusing
this mob

U-P
Uboa
Ulises A Mejías
Uncle Dave Wandin
Uncle Joe Kirk
Unconscious Collective
Undine Sellbach & Stephen Loo
Ur 1st Luv
Ute Meta Bauer
Uzma Falak

V
V Barratt
VACUUM
Various Asses
Victoria Pham
Viscous
Vladan Joler

Jade Foster/ waterhouse
WDK
Walon Green
Warren Burt
Werner Dafeldecker
West Space
Wet Kiss
Whelk
White Fungus
Will Foster and Sabrina D’Angelo
William Blackstone
Wukir Suryadi

Xanna Behn
Xanthe Dobbie
Xen Nhà
Xenosine
Xia Lin
xNoBBQx

YL Hooi
Yasbelle Kerkow
Yen-Ting Hsu
Yeshimabeit Milner
Ying Li-Hooi & Tarquin Manek
Yolande Strengers
Yurting Familiars
Yuya Tsukahara

Zac Segbedzi
Zach Blas
Zheng Bo
Zoe Scoglio
Zou Zhao
Zoë De Luca

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