I will be involved in the RAA Conference in October 2012 as a participant artist. Here’s a couple of short video presentations from Artistic Director, Steve Mayhew which outline the framework and key themes of the conference.
Regional Arts Australia National Conference – Framework part 1 from RAA National Conference 2012 on Vimeo .
Regional Arts Australia National Conference 2012 – Framework part 2 from RAA National Conference 2012 on Vimeo .
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Tristan Louth-Robins is an Adelaide based sound artist working in areas of electro-acoustic music and new media art. His works utilise assorted media and forms of technology to realise concepts and ideas associated with sound and its signification in various contexts. Underpinning his concert works and installations is the concept of focused listening and a heightened awareness of sound. Works are predominantly minimalist in nature, eshewing distractive elements in favour of simple systems and processes which draw the listener's attention to the inherent detail of a given work. Tristan Louth-Robins has performed and exhibited his work both locally and interstate at various galleries and conferences. Since 2005 he has collaborated with new media artists (Linda Lou Murphy), sound artists (Jason Sweeney, Sebastian Tomczak) and artist collectives (SHOOT, Glitch, Milkcrate.) In 2006 and 2007 he directed the highly successful experimental music series Tyndall Assembly, which showcased emerging composers and sound artists, whilst also presenting important historical works. He is currently completing a Master of Music (part-time) at the Elder Conservatorium, where he also teaches and tutors within his faculty E.M.U.
