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The Substation/ Tim Hecker, JWPATON /​ Room40/

Photography by Emily Berl.
Location
On-site
The Substation, 1 Market Street, Newport, Victoria 3015, Australia
Dates
16–17 March 2024
Times
Sat–Sun 7:30–9:30pm
Format
Substation Program/​Music/​Performance
Accessibility

The Substation is an accessible venue.

Admission

$49 General Admission
$39 Concession
$39 Hobsons Bay Resident
$35 First Nations

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PRESENTED BY THE SUBSTATION AND ROOM40

Canadian composer Tim Hecker’s tectonic plates of sound have become a blueprint for a generation of artists interested in the potentials of dynamic harmony and density. Operating with an intensity shared by few others, his performances are recognised for their singular use of volume and sound pressure to saturate and heighten the embodied experience of the music. He creates cathedrals of ultraviolet music and through doing so uncovers previously unheard sound spectra.

Joining Tim is Yuin musician JWPATON whose recently released Structures record alternates sounds and field recordings gathered from both the natural and the human-made worlds to create rich and thick, time-stretched padded atmospheres.




WARNINGS

This is an 18+ event. This event contains haze and sustained loud noises. This event will be presented in low lighting.

ACCESS

This event is standing-only. There will be a small number of chairs with backs available to sit in. This event is wheelchair accessible and gender neutral accessible toilets are available. View our current exhibition 'Alteration' by FAFSWAG in The Substation Galleries before the show begins – the Galleries will be open between 6.30pm and 7.30pm.

SET TIMES

JWPaton: 7.30pm onwards

Tim Hecker: 8.30pm onwards

LATECOMERS

Latecomers will be admitted.

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Curated by Lawrence English/Room40. Presented by The Substation and Lawrence English/Room40.

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Victoria 3015, Australia

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