Title section
Date and Time
Thursday 12th Nov, 7-9pm

Bek Coogan - Artist Talk - Art Cave Refrain

Entry
Koha
Tags group
Body

As part of the exhibition "Art Cave Refrain", Bek is giving a talk with her Uncle, Peter Mechen, about roads into music, creativity, and having a conversation aound 'raw canon' to ' classical canon'.

 

"Art Cave Refrain" was described by Bek as ”holy shit, I got my stuff out of storage after five years, and argh, the grim reckoning of stuff, and what do I do with at least 3 banana boxes of tapes from the year 1997...?, and why have I kept them..?, and holy shit, some of this stuff I’m excavating from 2000 seems kinda prophetic..? Maybe this is lyrics..?”

This talk is a part of the ongoing excavation.

 

Exhibition dates: 26th October - 14th November

- - - - - - - - -
Bek Coogan (MFA, Massey) is an artist/musician based in Karori, Wellington, originally from Te Papaioea. Her bands have included Cortina, Full Fucking Moon and the some-times collaboration with Fantasing. Bek also performs solo as Sheville, or Oona Verse. “Art is Important “ – to quote her Fantasing band mate Gemma Syme. Once described in P-Club promo as “backyard Da-Da”, Bek’s just pretty keen for everybody to feel more liberated.
- - - - - - - - - -


'Unmaking the Near Future' is a series of commissions created against the backdrop of the ongoing Covid19 saga. Many thanks to Creative NZ for supporting this series.

Feature Image
Boxes piled in a stairwell
Upcoming Events
During courtship or more aggressive encounters swamp soul puffs up its throat sac and holds it spines erect. Lunging and biting it utters a distinct croak: Twosides sixteen... Twosides sixteen... October 22nd.... hrugghhhhggh
Lee Hana, with friends and collaborators, is making an immersive soundworld for ‘Descendants’, his latest collection of post punk science fiction stories.
A night of analogue tape misadventures and manipulations.
Pyramid Club is excited to present Japanese musician, performance and visual artist Kina:suttsu.
To celebrate the fifteenth anniversary of its initial release, Terror of the Deep are proud to present their sophomore album ‘Permanent Weekend’.
French pianist, organist, vocalist, improviser, and composer, Delphine Dora is joined by fellow countryman Tamagawa and Wellington's Amy Jean Barnett.