For the Bangkok Biennial 2018, media installation and sound artist, Scot Cotterell from Tasmania was Jam’s artist in residence. During his stay, he performed no input mixing twice, conducted a workshop on live coding for sound, and exhibited 2 single-channel video works produced in Bangkok and a series of micro-sound sculptures he created during his […]
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Photography exhibition 18 May – 8 June 2018 at Jam Cafe Bangkok of American urban explorer/photographer Dax Ward, as he documents forgotten cultural institutions and venues across Thailand, including stand-alone cinemas, a nightclub, an art gallery and a shopping mall. This selection is from his ongoing Abandonia project of abandoned spaces and curiosities from around […]
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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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Some think they’re still honing their skills but may already possess an innate understanding that not all of us have. We chat to Krit Morton from MELA before he leaves for Berlin about the local electronic music scene, his mentor and why he needs to leave to keep learning as a DJ. MELA has grown from […]
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