VICTORIA PHAM

Edited by Liang Luscombe, Disclaimer Journal presents a collection of essays in reflection of 2022 exhibition 'TERRA: Memory + Soil' by Pham and Spring. As part of the collection is a published essay by Victoria.

Victoria presents one of three commissioned essays as part of 'Speak Percussion's' Filament Program: A Showcase of Post-Instrumentalism. Book tickets for the performance at the Primrose Potter Salon of the Melbourne Recital Centre now.

Victoria presents a new sound and sculpture work 'beneath water's skin, future drowns memory' at Seventh Gallery.

Victoria co-curates a night of experimental and cutting-edge performances and music showcasing local Australian-Asian artists in collaboration with Backstage Music. This includes artists James Nguyen, Gloria Demillo, Flora Wong, Nicholas Ng and Chloe Chung.

RE:SOUNDING returns in an exhibition of films and sculpture curated by Sheila Pham,.

A premiere of Victoria's work for violin and cello 'le champignon lumineux.' This work will then follow further performances in Paris. 

For one month in 2023, Victoria will present four episodes regarding her practice as an international sound artist and composer, introducing audiences to new ways of listening and experimenting. 

Across these months, Victoria will not be working on any artistic works and will be focusing on the conclusion of her PhD dissertation. This work will be carried out in Paris where the bulk of her research collaborations and aims are based. She will not be available for consultancy during this period.

Parisian premiere of Pham's work for saxophone and percussion, revised for saxophone ensemble. 

Commissioned for the inaugural European-Australian Chamber Music Festival, Pham's String Quartet No. 1 will receive its world premiere in Paris, France.