Techno Echo | Emi Pogoni

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Techno Echo is a monthly event for Femme & Non-binary music creators to share knowledge around sound & light technology. Featuring special micro performances and demonstrations by local artists/musicians followed by time for kōrero and connection. This month's special guest is Emi Pogoni.

Emi 恵美 Pogoni is an artist based in Te Whanganui-a-Tara/Wellington with a creative practice around composition, sound design and music direction. They also engage in technical sound work, curate performance for large-scale music events, design, and assist a small architectural practice with 3D modelling. They enjoy collaborating towards experimental and/or progressive projects, work largely within stage contexts for contemporary dance, theatre, performance art and fashion runway, and are an emerging practitioner for screen. Emi is a 2021 recipient of APRA’s Professional Development Award and is spending time researching artificial intelligence.

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Special thanks to Creative New Zealand for supporting Pyramid Club's programming.

Emi Pogoni sits in front of a grey wall. They are wearing all black and the light is softly catching their face.

Upcoming Events

Rāhoroi - (Sat) 23rd Sept, 8-10pm

Chris Prosser / Andy Wright / Zak Argabrite / Isaac Smith

a black and white photo of an old house. The exposure of the photo was clearly long, the house is doubled and ghostly figures stand in various positions in the photo. Photo by Eugene Meatyard

Four Pōneke-based improvisors join forces to bring a night of mellow night of textures, lines and grooves

Rāhoroi - (Sat) 23rd Sept, 2-3pm

P-LAB: Rosie Whinray Exhibition Artist Talk

A black and white photo of Rosie Whinray. She walks carefully, one foot at a time along the rocks of a stoney beach. There is a hill cascading down into the sea on the right, off into the distance. The photo is likely taken along the south coast in Wellington, where Rosie collected much of the material for her Pyramid Club exhibition. It is a bright day with few, small clouds.

Artist Rosie Whinray will host an interactive talk related to her Pyramid Club exhibition about ways of looking, personal relationship to place, the practice of finding, and how it relates to other forms of pattern recognition and storytelling.

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P-Lab

Rāhoroi - (Sat) 30th Sep, 2-3pm