October 2011

  • GLI.TC/H at Flip Festival

    GLI.TC/H presents screenings of corrupted, glitched and damaged videos as a preview of GLI.TC/H 2011 at Flip Festival in Wolverhampton, UK on 29th October. This free screening will take place at 9:30pm in the Atrium of Lighthouse Media Centre (FB event link) Featuring videos from the likes of idrioema, a.billmiller, minuek, KOKOFREAKBEAN, and more!…

  • Alvin Lucier: A Celebration

    In Middletown, Connecticut between November 4th-6th? Alvin Lucier: A Celebration, is taking place at Wesleyan University’s Center for the Arts. I Am Sitting in a Room, along with other videos that respond to Lucier’s work of same name, will be screening at the Ezra and Cecile Zilkha Gallery. This festival, in recognition of Alvin…

  • Birmingham Zine Festival at Supersonic 2011

    In addition to whatever else I do with the time instead of sleeping/eating I also help to organise Birmingham Zine Festival. It started in 2010 as the result of people who make – or in my case, read – zines coming together with a few ideas. We had our second festival in June 2011,…

  • Tune In

    For my final piece for my studies in Digital Arts in Performance at Birmingham City University I collaborated with Alex Botten (aka Thee Moths (RIP)) on a performance piece called Tune In. (there’s also a performance video of it) Without revealing too much here, the piece is a trip through memory lane and nostalgia…

  • Meatfeast – Self-inflicted Haircut

    The video for Self-Inflicted Haircut by Meatfeast is now online! Guess which parts I provided… For this video I utilised the What Glitch? scripts (specifically the pcx script) and Joe Friedl‘s – (aka grampajoe) Autodatamosh Perl script. You can buy Meatfeast’s EP, Hands Like Claws, on Amazon or listen to it on good ol’…

  • Interview with Imperica – Celebrating Imperfection

    I was interviewed by Imperica recently about GLI.TC/H coming to Birmingham. For the viewer, appreciating Glitch art inevitably depends on the form that the work takes, and an understanding of the work not being “broken” but a new construction in itself. Glitched artwork “… can be beautiful, but it can also be chaotically noisy.…