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BLACKOUT 2005

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BLACKOUT
2005

Belief is an achievement in its elf. There’s a ghost in the machine.
It’s not all as it seems.

Blackout is the darkened heart of the Ashton Court Festival. A space, programmed by Blackout Arts, beating with far-out light projections, films of all sizes from all people, deranged musicians, seminars, re-scores, art-rockers, artists on the fly and mixed media melts. A heady amalgamation of dazzlingly entertaining art: live, recorded and processed to bits.

Bear witness to more tales of the unexpected than imagined. Archive optical effects, film poetry, absurdist theatre, post-rave rejects, cross border exchanges, feral noise, magik hour music, carnival mash up and bugged out digi-tall tales. This year Blackout is about experiencing outsider revelations of the 3rd Kind. Welcome.


2005 Credits

The Co-ordinates: Jem Noble / Chiz
The Bridge: Rod Maclachlan / Morgan Jones / Hogge / Ali Jones / Clink
The Stage: Ed Siebert / Motorboy / Laurence Horstman / Gavin McDowell / Timmy Lee
The Liaison: Ben Gaster / Carmel Doohan / Frànçois Marry
The Blusher-ettes: Hannah Godfrey, Zuelika Gregory
The Photographer: Adam Faraday
The Compere: Max Blackout
The Design: Motorboy


2005 Thanks

All presenting and proposed artists, the multi-dimensional Blackout crew, the one and only Max Blackout, Helen Liston, BCF; Arts & Business, Arts Council England, baseroot - The Cube Microplex, Metro, Qu Junktions, Beam Productions, Sophisticated Boom Boom, Got Giddy, Motorboy, King PA; AP&MPN, The Disaffected Youth Club, Sweet Mart, Sun City Girls, Hugh Klinker, Rave culture, Maya Deren, Jack Smith, Replay East St, Bristol’s wondrous all.


Photos

All images © Adam Faraday - Contact +44 (0)7776 308 375 | www.adamfaraday.com

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