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Colour Out of Space 7 International Festival of Welcome to the archive of Colour Out of Space 7. Thankyou to everyone who made COOS 7 one of our favourite editions yet! Over the weekend Brian Turner, music director of New Jersey's WFMU, and sound artist Ilia Rogatchevsk of Resonance FM were at venues throughout the city recording performances, panels and interviews. Take a listen below, more to follow. Ilia Rogatchevsk's hour long intro to COOS 7 includes Myriam Van Imschoot & Doreen Kutzke, Matt Krefting, Claire Potter, Birgit Ulher, Stephen Cornford, Kent Tankred, Johannes Bergmark, Steve Beresford, Tania Chen & Stewart Lee. Tune in here. Derek Walmsley, editor of Wire, hosted a panel at Brighton's Hope and Ruin on contemporary broadcasting and the legacy of freeform radio - 'the Golden era of radio today!'. Joining Derek were Brian Turner and Fabio Roberti of WFMU, independent curator and broadcaster Bronac Ferran who hosts the programme Making Conversations on Resonance FM, Luke Younger aka Helm who DJs monthly on online station NTS, and Daniel De Wereldvermaarde Botanicus (AKA Cassis Cornuta) of Antwerp's Radio Centraal. Hear it here Come On, Come Down! #11 – Resonance FM London-based sound artist Ilia Rogatchevski presents a six-hour ‘atmospheric re-imagining’ of the weekend - loosely divided into two hour sections representing each day. Here! Superb! WFMU - The Brian Turner Show at COOS Turner's WFMU COOS special features 'gorgeous soundshaping from New Englander Matt Krefting, Australian sound/visual artist Matthew P. Hopkins, a claustrophobic collaboration between Schimpfluch-Gruppe veteran and Tochnit-Aleph label founder Daniel Lowenbruck with Brazilian-born visual artist Marcellvs L, plus a final head scratching set from the Clappy Shandy Dads (featuring Dylan Nyoukis with members of Hyperion Ensemble, Vibracathedral Orchestra, and Chastity Potato)'.
For 2016’s performance weekend alongside an international programme of artists, exhibitions, talks and panels, we welcomed Stockholm's fantastic, long running experimental 'artist society' Fylkingen to host Saturday night. Some insights from the weekend can be found here and here, and there's an intrepid audio diary recorded each night by Matt Dalby, revolving footage from the Radiophonic Laboratory of Antimatter and documentation of Stephen Cornford's magnificent kinetic sculpture Constant Linear Velocity. COOS T-shirts, merchandise and releases from festival artists - and many more - are available from Chocolate Monk, where you'll also find further artwork from Karen Constance. Meanwhile Open Colour's experimental film series runs throughout the year. We're aiming to get COOS 8 to you in 2018 - more updates soon! Performance Weekend Timetable: 18th - 20th November 2016 - Full Details Here Sallis Benney Theatre, 6pm – 12 Midnight (Doors 5.30pm) + This Darkness is Not Exclusive. This Darkness is as much Yours as it is Mine - Esther Strauss (AUT) - Daytime (Free) Sallis Benney Theatre, 6pm – 12 Midnight (Doors 5.30pm) One Church, 2.30pm - 5.30pm Oxfam, Western Rd, 12 Midday (Free) Sallis Benney Theatre, 6pm – 12 Midnight (Doors 5.30pm) One Church, 2.30pm – 5.30pm Hope and Ruin, 12 Midday (Free) Tarner Tower, 10.30am (Free) Extended Programme running throughout Brighton from 7th November - 12th December: Stephen Cornford's Constant Linear Velocity + COOS Small Press Exhibition + Workshops + Films + COOS at Cafe OTO VOLUNTEER at COOS! If you’d like to help in the running of events or to help us invigilate the exhibitions, or more - please contact info@opencolour.co.uk
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