UNDER THE INFLUENCE:
Words, Pictures, Sounds

A creative individual’s desire for ideas is unquenchable. For Profiler #3 we’ve asked artists to tell us about the words, pictures and sounds that have influenced their practice overall and what’s currently keeping them tipsy.

CONTRIBUTOR PROFILES
John Bailey
RT's Melbourne theatre correspondent tells us about his writing adventures as a five-year-old and why he's still doing it.

"A critic is a haunting. We're there but we shouldn't be and that can result in humility or arrogance. I feel that mystery has more appeal than authority, though there's ample evidence against that position." More

Laetitia Wilson
RT's WA visual, media and hybrid arts reviewer tells us how she sees the relationship between text and art.

"Writing in the visual arts for me is about having that extra sensory component to text, having more than words, having images, sounds, tactile and immersive experiences available as zones of research." More

RT BLOG
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A forum for debate and discussion about adventurous contemporary art practices.

Performance as action: Keith Gallasch talks to Rimini Protokoll’s Stefan Kaegl
Tragedy at a distance: Keith Gallasch addresses the empathy issue in Kym Vercoe’s seven kilometre’s north-east
The improvising algorithm Parts 1 & 2: Jon Rose on whether resistance is futile
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RT BLOG
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News, reviews and discussion of New Music: A joint project between Matthew Lorenzon and RealTime.

12 reasons not to cut Australia Council funding for music
Australian Voices: Stuart Greenbaum
Next Wave: Fluvial, Matthias Schack-Arnott
Kupka’s Piano and Ensemble Offspring: The Machine and the Rank Weeds
Metropolis:Syzygy Ensemble, Logic
Melbourne Symphony Orchestra, Frescoes of Dionysius
Metropolis: Six Degrees, Garden of Earthly Desire
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COMING SOON
REALTIME 121

20 YEARS OF REALTIME
A special birthday edition featuring an overview of the experimental and innovative arts landscape as captured in the many, many, many pages of RealTime

PLUS
Next Wave
Revelation Film Festival
Biennale of Sydney
Aurora
Russell Dumas
Paul Selwyn Norton
Ian Burns
TV Moore
Bundanon
Bastard Territory
Wulamanayuwi & the Seven Pamanui
Sydney, Melbourne & Brisbane performance

On the streets 6 June

LH COLUMN: Cat Jones, Evolution: A Walk [with Herbivores], The Wired Lab, 'Wired Open Day' and '(G)local Frequencies Project', May 2014, photo Jacob Raupach; David Burraston, Grain Silo Meditation Tones, The Wired Lab, 'Wired Open Day' and '(G)local Frequencies Project', May 2014, photo Jacob Raupach; Katia Molino, Carlos Gomes, realtime tv; Installation view 2014 Adelaide Biennial of Australian Art: Dark Heart featuring Ian Strange, 2014, Art Gallery of South Australia; The Drive-In Project, Aphids, photo Amelia Ducker; Chris Bennie, Fern Studio Floor: a cosmology, courtesy the artist; AñA Wojak, St John the Baptist (1983), photo David Corazza, courtesy the artist and The Channon Gallery; Wyatt Moss-Wellington, Sanitary Apocalypse (cd cover); Tamara Gazzard, Lucy Shepherd, Sarah Coffee, Spent, Paper Cut Contemporary Performance Collective, photo Tahnee McWhirte

RH COLUMN: Under the Influence Clockwise from top left: Alex Davies, portrait photo Tommy Oshima; Lucy Guerin, photo Toby Burrows; Phillip Adams, stills form Thumb, courtesy the artist; Julie Vulcan, photo Michael Myers; John Bailey; Laetitia Wilson; Matthias Schack-Arnott in Fluvial, photo by Jesse Hunniford

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