Expanded Cinema by Mike Heynes/Simon Cuming and Baxter Gray

$10

Simon Cuming/Mike Heynes - Barnacles on the Balls of Industry

Simon Cuming and Mike Heynes perform Barnacles on the Balls of Industry, an expanded cinematic situation utilizing constructed sonic devices, synthesizers, field recordings and clunky, psychedelic video and sound outcomes.

An anarchic and low budget approach to critiquing the hive of film industrialisation, Mike Heynes’ video work remixes a studio backlot of scale model sets to visualize a soundtrack of loops, tone clusters and drones presented in realtime by Simon Cuming.

Baxter Gray: Noise and bass songwriting experimentation accompanied by visuals. Baxter Gray is a musician and film maker from Paekākāriki. Their debut experimental short film 'Solar' was shot around the Paekākāriki coast and screened at Pyramid Club in 2020.

Am abstract projection on a gallery wall

Upcoming Events

RĀHOROI (SAT) 18 APRIL, 8PM

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The prolific Campbell Kneale brings his current project Powers to Pyramid Club with support from Marrowspawn and Impress

RĀPARE (THURS) 23 APRIL, 7PM

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RĀMERE (FRI) 24 APRIL

Tom Callwood | Ant Donaldson | Lucien Johnson | Jonny Marks | Dayle Jellyman

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RĀHOROI (SAT) 2 MAY, 8PM

1/3 Octave Band / Bridget Kelly & Peter Liley / Grant-Winterwood

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Wednesday 6th May, 1-9pm

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Rāmere (Fri) 8th May

Kyra Sims & Ryn Hardiman (US) / Lucky Pollock

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