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Cooky La Moo. A website. |
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Cooky La Moo. A website. |
News, 1 May 2008.
New show! Redrawing at RMIT's Project Space in Melbourn, starting 6 June. The exhibition will include my String Quartet No.2 (Canon in Beta) in a new, installation version. Floor talk by me and some (all?) of the other artists on Thursday 12 June 12 - 1 pm, followed by a live performance of the String Quartet. New gig! Also in Melbourne, at Horse Bazaar, Wednesday 11 June, 8:30 pm. With Ben Byrne/ Natasha Anderson/ Sean Baxter + Sam Dunscombe / Judith Hamann / James Rushford Trio. I'll be playing, um, something new. New music! Magnificent Bastards - eight short pieces for multiple tuning systems, written and performed as quickly as possible. With mp3s. Blog: I'm haunted by the ghost of websites past. Please Mister Please: Jas Duke meets The Necks. Sarsaparilla: Two countries, locked in combat over who has the greatest inferiority complex. World Class Anxiety! Now continued in Part Two... |
About the author.Cooky La Moo is the repository of the work of Ben.Harper, a self-styled musician, "artist" and writer. He grew up in the Adelaide Hills and has not yet fully adjusted to human society, despite relocating to Melbourne and then, after a murky financial misadventure, to London. His public appearances have been rare, seldom venturing out of his bunker in South East London, where he spends his time evading creditors and nursing his obscurity, mistaking it for genius. Over the past twenty years he has succumbed to pressure on a handful of occasions to present a live performance or audio-visual installation in a small gallery. This website will present what documentation survives of his work, but don't hold your breath. The blog will announce any significant additions. |
Boring Like A DrillYes, there's a blog. There's always a blog. The blog has a name index, and a subject index. Settle down! |
MusicA growing selection of Ben.Harper's music, now with mp3s. Also includes The Hit Parade, a small collection of songs featured on Boring Like A Drill. Then there's also Please Mister Please. |
SarsaparillaA collective of culture bloggers based, geographically or mentally, in Australia, which Ben occasionally writes for. |
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