11 November – 3 December 2017 Taking over both floors of Jam, Graham Meyer’s photography zine launch party and solo exhibition included over 500 photos, an audio installation and a DIY drunken photo booth. This was our largest exhibition to date at Jam. With the first in the zine series already sold out, MAO MAK […]
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Photography exhibition of Lindsay Schenk, 7-11 October 2017 at Jam. Whilst spending time with the local Toraja and Tengger communities in Indonesia, Lindsay Schenk documents their traditional rituals. GIFTS IN LIFE & DEATH – ARTIST STATEMENT Age-old traditions that may initially astonish the outsider become meaningful and moving when explored below the surface and with […]
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Photography exhibition of Adam Birkan, 2-24 September 2017 at Jam. Hope Land is both an exercise in creativity, and in patience. For the last year and a half, Adam Birkan stared out his window, at the same scape, sometimes for hours, photographing anything and everything. One might think this a lazy project, they’d be right. […]
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Playtronica, a Moscow based electronic music / DIY hacker collective, helping us rediscover the joy of playing by using everyday objects to create music. By effectively changing any conductive object into buttons of a MIDI controller, with preprogrammed scenes and instruments set up, so with minimal instructions, technical knowledge or musical ability one can get […]
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We interview Beam Wong, Thai filmmaker, circuit bender, illustrator, singer-songwriter and noisemaker, about his new short film Flummoxed Cocoon. Main photo by Graham Meyer. This is the first film he made since graduating from Silpakorn University, his last short film Huu which was his university thesis work, was screened at the inaugural Bangkok Underground Film Festival […]
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Screen Print Extravaganza at Jam 16 December 2016 – 15 January 2017 Exhibition of 2 old school screen printers, Jeff Ross from Seattle and Com from Bangkok. Screen printers are often unacknowledged individuals who work behind the scenes creating, designing and printing images that become the vernacular of a scene. Jeff Ross designed and printed the first Nirvana […]
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