Excerpts from ‘White Drummer Detroit’ – DETROIT post-apocalyptic city series
Packard Plant excerpt HD Video Installation
TINA HAVELOCK STEVENS
Visual Artist Musician Film maker Performer
Transmission – Campbelltown Arts Centre 2012
Let’sGroovyMauriceAlLarry – Sound Design & Live Performance
Commissioned collaboration with Justene Williams
The rest is silence @ Death Be Kind gallery project, Melbourne 2011
White Drummer DETROIT series – Skull Shop building excerpt HD Video Installation
Appin Labyrinth – Mad Dog Ghost Fart 2012
Site specific Installation in Appin Motel
Born in Appin, bushranger Mad Dog Morgan drifts between liminal drumming spirits, Dennis Hopper and ephemeral ode –arama
Video installation & Spontaneous Composition channelling Mad Dog Morgan
5 hr durational performance
F.a.u.x F.l.u.x F.l.i.g.h.t Oxford Art Factory with Chalk Horse Gallery 2011
Live Durational Spontaneous Composition Performance – 6 hrs with video installation ‘F.a.u.x F.l.u.x F.l.i.g.h.t’ HD Video.
Collaboration with Rachel Scott
The Retro Future Spective Festival, PS122 NYC 2011
Live spontaneous Composition Performance to video installation
Old School Benefit – Performance Space 122, New York City
Line-up included Philip Glass, Thurston Moore, Amanda Palmer, Reggie Watts..
Alterbeast – Penrith Regional Gallery 2011
Stills from Video Installation – Endurance piece at Muru Mittigar, Penrith – 3.5 hrs
Alterbeast Performance – Sydney Biennale 2010 Artspace
Spontaneous Composition to Video Installation ‘Poo Zombies’
Alterbeast exists primarily as a core group of three artists: Mikala Dwyer,Carla Cescon and Tina Havelock Stevens who, in collective mode, work together combining sound, video, performance, paintings, sculptures and props to present open-ended ideas.
The idea: there is another kind of mutating beast beyond those we have experienced in horror movies – a beast borne of our own doing, of our anxiety, repressed behaviours and self-denial. The pleasure humans take in horror – so irrational and counter intuitive, offers a passage into a fertile space of hallucination.
Video Stills from ‘Poo Zombies’ – Observational video shot & edited by Tina Havelock Stevens
