Sisters Akousmatica

Transmission Point Joyce Hinterding, Moss Hopkins & Alexandra Spence, Nicolas Montgermont, Sisters Akousmatica & Hayden Ryan. @joycehinterding @alxandraspence @nicolasmontgermont 28th March - 24th May 2026 Listen, walk, and tune in to Transmission Point, where sound connects place, history, and community. Curated by Anabelle Lacroix @_ah_oui Everyday, temporary exhibition Community Galleries Free Entry

PIERCE THE WAVES workshop invites participants to explore the surrounding electromagnetic waves and build a radio receiver raft to share personal or fictional stories, which will be transmitted, sailing on waves to the La Perouse Museum in the afternoon. @laperousemuseum Photo by Alon Koppel, Wave Farm feral frequencies residency @wavefarmradio , first Rising Tide Award 2023, supported by @artstasmania Artsbridge

Sisters Akousmatica are currently fixing a SEA HAG boat hub for pirate radio, art workshops for kids and adults, sailing lessons and floating gatherings with carpenter, sculptor and New Zealander boat builder Dan Tucker @dansculpture and a team of wonderful volunteers. This vessel has been donated by @huktooey Jack Mitchell, artist and researcher with Whadjuk/Balladong Noongar heritage. The goal is to make the Stardrift Hartley 28 foot float radio waves on sea hag waves by February 2025. Community driven. Pirate radio boat. Art events boat. Love boat. Resting boat. Education boat. Picnic boat. Thinking boat. You can help us care for that vessel to platform some coming skills sharing and fun activities that you can be part of, from afar or locally, on air or on site! Any resources will help. We will update every day until it's launched, then, come on board!🖇️ Link in bio.⛵

I made a boat to receive the signals that were transmitted from a place close to my heart. ⛵️💕 Thanks for the invitation for open participation @radioqueens

Join us this Saturday for Pierce the Waves, an immersive, hands-on radio workshop with Sisters Akousmatica. Build your own floating radio raft, experiment with sound, and transmit your stories across the headland. From active listening to field recording and DIY transmitters, this is a chance to explore sound, storytelling, and connection in a truly unique setting. La Perouse Headland 28 March 2026 | 10.30am – 2pm Free Workshop | All ages | Everyone Welcome @radioqueens Register at the link in bio! #laperousemuseum

Tone colour = sound timbre Colour tone = the lightness, darkness, or dullness of a colour An all-ages concert with five local acts from Nipaluna from rock and dreamy folk to strange noises and ecstatic dance music. Venue -> Hobart Town Hall Underground. THERE WILL BE BEANBAGS AND RUGS 3:30pm - Vanish Act 4:20 - @radioqueens Sisters Akousmatica 5:10 - The Jackets The Jacey’s reformed and rejuvenated 6:00 - @raspberry_terrapin 6:50 - Joshua Santospirito winds up the eve playing weird and wonderful synth & organ dance beats 8pm close $15 tickets with under 15’s free entry, no alcohol. This event was curated by Julia Drouhin & Joshua Santospirito. We acknowledge the Palawa people of Lutruwita who have been making music across this island for time immemorial. Poster by Julia Drouhin

Got the band back together. Having a wet and windy time on Gamay country.

Join us this evening on the winter/summer solstice 6pm nipaluna (AEST)/9am London /10am France with @shortwavecollective who are broadcasting live for 24 hours in Cardiff. ⚡Link in bio to listen online worldwide 🕯️

ARTFULLY QUEER DIGITAL, ROSNY BARN Artfully Queer Digital opens 7:30pm Tuesday the 8th of April at Rosny Barn, 22 Rosny Hill Rd, Rosny Park. See short films, music videos, drag music videos, animations and digital illustrations all created by fabulous local LGBTIQA+ creatives. TasPride’s Artfully Queer Digital is curated by Phoebe Adams and Luke Cruddas, and made possible with generous support from Clarence Arts & Events. OPENING EVENT 7:30pm Tuesday 8th April - FREE Drinks & snacks provided. OPEN HOURS GENERAL 11am - 5pm Wednesday 9th of April to Saturday 12th of April 20205 - FREE SUPER OCCULT COSMOPHON : Phillipa Stafford and Julia Drouhin improvising with AM and FM radios as instruments. Utilising the most primitive radio technology, amplified mineral samples, lovingly re-kindled transistor parts and looped sources in acts of sound divination and occult listening, SUPER OCCULT COSMOPHON conjure delicate spirit noises and unleash domestic imps. Previously heard at The Tote - Liquid Architecture, TMAG, Visual Bulk, Dark Mofo, Salamanca art center, Radio Borealis, Radiophrenia, Freqs and geeks Altar, AG Picks, Sonic Matter, Adhocracy - Vitalstatistix.. /radioqueens /radioqueens/super-occult-cosmophon /project/super-occult-cosmophon/

Get seasick? Under 18 years of age? You can still connect with the ‘Waves on Waves’ live broadcast from the shore (or even your couch or car) on your free radio this Saturday evening 🏴‍☠️ Tune into 104.1 fm (MHz) on one of our free radios you can keep as a special Sea Hag gift. It will be fun to chase the ephemeral signal from the shore as the ship moves down the river. Most of the performance will be between 6.40-7.10pm and 7.20-8.50pm. Find out more about how to collect your radio and connect with Sisters Akousmatica’s experimental improvised sound collage this Saturday via the link in bio. Bookings to join us on the Julie Burgess close Wednesday 15 January. #tidal24 #tasmanianartists #devonportregionalgallery #devonportcitycouncil #schoolholidaysdevonport #northwesttasmania

Join Sisters Akousmatica for a free sailing on the Tall Ship Julie Burgess or connect with them from the shore via radio as part of Waves on Waves at the #tidal24festival Embark with Sea Hags Sisters Akousmatica who will navigate ideas and explore maritime communication techniques through live broadcast. Bookings essential to join us on sailings between 6.30 and 8.00pm, on the Mersey River in Devonport. Please note passengers must be 18+ and agree to Julie Burgess Terms and Conditions. Tickets can be booked via the link in bio, where you can also sign up for updates on how to connect with Waves on Waves from the shore via radio. @radioqueens Sisters Akousmatica @pip_stafford and @julia_drouhin promote expanded radio projects that explore the radical possibilities of transmission since 2016, and are also part of the panel talk talking tidal. Photo details: Waves are Waves. A performance on the beach at Lisdillon, Tasmania. Inspired by Róisín Madigan O’Reilly’s instructional Waves by Waves document. Costume: Sabio. Photo credit: Sally Ann McIntyre. Soundcamp, Lisdillon, Tasmania, 2017. #tasmanianartists #devonportregionalgallery #devonportcitycouncil #northwesttasmania

I am thrilled to announce that this Sunday, September 8, Julia Drouhin will be my guest on Imitating A Nightingale, playing a selection of her music. Julia Drouhin (she/her, VK7HAG) amplifies sound streams that reveal friction in sociality via radioscape, installation, gathering or collaborative performance. Julia completed her PhD in the art of walking and broadcast impact in public space at Paris 8, France in 2011, before living in lutruwita/Tasmania (Australia), where she currently works with artists living with disabilities and youth in local communities. Tune in to 3CR 855am from 6-7 pm this Sunday to listen to the show. You can also catch the broadcast online @ .au/imitatinganightingale afterwards.