* visuals by Red Pony Photo

Serial Space is opening its doors for some more creatives to get involved.

Serial Space encourages the production of new and experimental artworks for artists working across performance, sound and visual arts. We aim to provide a supportive framework for developing work which is socially engaged, non-commercially orientated, critical, experimental and/or process and research based.
We are now accepting applications for Onsite Developments, Exhibitions and Workshops.

There are a few different things on offer. You could try for an artist residency, which gets you $500, one week access to the gallery space to install, and a one week exhibition, with your work displayed publicity on their web-site and a monthly colour flyer. Not only that but you get to access to a projector, PA, TV, tools and OCP (where possible).

Sound like too much commitment for you? No problem! Just go for hosting an exhibition. Artists receive access to the gallery for one or two weeks, loan of equipment (as listed above), and your work displayed publicity on their web-site and a monthly colour flyer. And it only costs $100 per week! The gallery is open Thurs – Sun, 11am to 6pm (or by appointment) with the responsibility of staffing these opening hours left in your hands. Pretty sweet eh?

Perhaps you have a certain expertise and want to share your wealth of knowledge? Well Serial Space host free workshops where participants learn from individuals with unique expertise in a particular area. And they will provide the presenter with $100 to cover costs or materials.

Interested? You should be! Happenstance had our launch here, and it was nothing short of a pleasure to work with these guys.

Head to serialspace.org to download an application.

According to her MySpace, Flutter Lyon (you may know her as Robyn Wilson) has been dreaming about light and sound and vision for as long as she can remember. Now she is making marriage of these elements into one special little experience for her audiences. Collaborating with other musicians and video artists, Flutter often plays improvised sets, creating some rather stunning live, interactive, unexpected moments. Not to mention the killer eclectic costumes and hypnotic guitar style to match.

This video was a special audio visual collaboration between Flutter Lyon and video artist Lukasz Karluk. What’s most impressive is that it’s a completely live improvised track with audio interactive projections! This was filmed at Black & Blue Gallery, in Sydney Australia.

Flutter Lyon is hitting up New York in August, we wish her the best of luck!

www.myspace.com/flutterlyon
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