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2024

40 ANS DE PREMIÈRE FEMME

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12 novembre

@ Old Divinity School Hall, St John's College

 

Stephanie Childress dirige de nouvelles œuvres de Victoria Pham et Katrina Toner. La nouvelle œuvre de Pham "Temple Song" est composée pour orchestre sinfonietta et électronique, inspirée des œuvres poétiques de Sasha Sugdale. L'ouvrage est dédié à toutes les femmes qui ont foulé la pierre du St John's College.

40 ANS DE PREMIÈRE FEMME

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12 novembre

@ Old Divinity School Hall, St John's College

 

Stephanie Childress dirige de nouvelles œuvres de Victoria Pham et Katrina Toner. La nouvelle œuvre de Pham "Temple Song" est composée pour orchestre sinfonietta et électronique, inspirée des œuvres poétiques de Sasha Sugdale. L'ouvrage est dédié à toutes les femmes qui ont foulé la pierre du St John's College.

Listening Gardens ii - soil fields

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May 4 - June 23. 2024.

@ Bathurst Regional Art Gallery

 

As part of a group show at Bathurst Regional Art Gallery, Pham will present a newly commissioned installation 'Listening Gardens ii - Soil Fields.' Curated by Alexandra Robinson and Alexandra Pedley. 

Sonic Travellers

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5-29 June. 2024

@ Bus Projects, Melbourne

 

As part of the group exhibition 'Sonic Travellers' curated by Kristine Tan and Gillian Daniels, RE:SOUNDING returns for a new film! Our work will be exhibited alongside fellow sound artists James Howards and ANTARMUKA. 

Mudhouse Residency

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1-15 July. 2024.

@ Crete, Greece

 

In collaboration with percussionist and sound artist, Niki Johnson, they will develop a new performance and sound work experimenting with materials and local objects. The artists will be mentored with David Brookes and present their installation activation at the conclusion of the residency. 

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Pham's attendance is supported by the Goethe Institut, as part of the Culture Moves Europe program. 

ELEMENTS

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9 August. 2024

7:30-9:00PM.

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@ Salvation Army Congress Hall. 140 Elizabeth Street, Sydney NSW 2000. Australia

 

"Prepare to be swept away by the power and precision of the Royal Australian Air Force Band as they deliver an evening of musical excellence that is sure to leave a lasting impression.

Alarcón’s ‘Invocation’, will transport you to a world of passion and rhythm with a Spanish-themed composition brimming with vibrant melodies and evocative rhythms. From there, listeners will enjoy the lyrical beauty of Gillingham’s Euphonium Concerto, a piece that showcases the euphonium’s warm and expressive tones. The evening continues with Pham’s ‘A Meeting of Cars and Aeroplanes’, a work that captures the dynamic energy of both the automobile and the aircraft in an exhilarating musical experience.

To conclude our concert, we will present Symphony No. V, Elements, by Giroux, a magnificent love poem to Mother Nature herself. This symphony’s majestic and evocative score will sweep you away on a journey through the forces of nature, a fitting and grand finale to our evening."

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- Words by the Royal Australian Airforce Band

Atelier Ouverte (Open Studio)

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11-13 October. 2024

@ 2 Rue Marcellin Berthelot, Paris

 

As part of the annual Artist Open Studios of Montreuil, Paris, Victoria's Earthly Futures Studio is open to the public across three days with events. 

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Vernissage : Vendredi, 18h00

Dimanche 14h00, concert de violoncelle solo du musicien Daniel Pini, avec compositions musicales et électroniques de Pham

DEBRIS MAGAZINE ISSUE 04: LAUNCH

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October 25

@ Temple Park Senior Citizens Centre, Melbourne, 7PM

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October 28

@ Glebe Town Hall, Sydney, 6:30PM

 

Coming to you! Issue 04: Illuminated Manuscript guest-edited by Hasib Hourani and Adalya Nash Hussein will be launched in Australia!

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You can order your copy on-line if you cannot make the Australian launches in person, or pick up your copy from one of our stockists internationally. 

Fisher's Ghost Prize

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26 October - 6 December. 2024

@ Campbelltown Arts Centre, Australia

 

I am delighted to announce that my installation Listening Gardens ii - soil fields has been selected as a finalist for the Fisher's Ghost Prize in the open category. You can find information about the prize and prize exhibition below.

2025

SPRING-WATCHING PAVILLION

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January 16 - February 24. 2025.

@ TCB Gallery, Melbourne

 

In an exhibition with TCB Gallery, Pham will present a new sound and drawing installation. The work reflects on matrilineal memory through a life-sized reconstruction of Pham's grandmother's tea room from the early 20th century in Ha Noi. There are no photographs that exist of the room, with Pham interviewing the female members of her family and acquiring descriptions, as well as conducting research in her family archive to reconstruct the room on paper through drawn impressions - inspired by rubbings and technical illustrations. The sounds of Ha Noi are the basis for the soundscape for the work. 

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This show also includes a projection of her video-work from 2023 'Spring-Watching Pavillion'

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