Erskineville, December ‘22 - April ‘23
At the end of the day, as sunset drew near, Sound Out the Street brought performance, music, and visual art to the street in an activation of Erskineville Village, to honours our community and speak to our intersecting local stories through art.
On the last Friday of the month from December 2022 through to the end of April 2023, Sound Out the Street united businesses, locals and beyond - together, sounding out the street.
23 December: 6:30pm - 8:00pm
27 January: 6:30pm - 8:00pm
24 February: 6:30pm - 8:00pm
28 - 30 april: 6:30pm - 8:00pm
SOUND OUT THE STREET ARTISTS
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Lucky Lartey
Close up of Lucky Lartey smiling towards camera, both hands gripping forehead.
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Courtney Allerton
Courntey Allerton performing on street. Member on left standing with arms in waving motion. Other two members spinning on ground.
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Natalie Cunzolo
Close-up pf Natalie Cunzolo posing seriously towards camera.
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Yacou Mbaye
Yacou Mbaye playing drum on street, Onlookers across road recording with phone.
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Pedro Roger Olympio
Pedro Roger Olympio playing trumpet on sidewalk, looking away from camera.
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The Pioneers
Artists: Eliam Royalness, Elijah Lauvao, Feliciti Lim, Kirita Emosi, Sala Moananu . The Pioneers group members, dressed in black, standing in 5-3-5 formation, posing seriously.
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DJ Terry Towling
DJ Terry Towling talking into microphone with headphones sitting on shoulders.
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Amy Flannery
Close-up of Amy Flannery staring into camera with resting expression.
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Aunty Rhonda Dixon Grovenor
Side-shot of Aunty Rhonda Dixon Governor talking into microphone with raised hand.
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Blak Douglas
Blak Douglas folding arms, smiling towards camera.
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Daniel Browning
Daniel Browning in-front of artwork smiling, leaning on bench-top.
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Emily Flannery
Audience sitting on orange mat in dim-lit blue room as three coordinated performers point feet in air.
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Eric Avery
Eric Avery passionately playing violin with eyes closed and mouth open.
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Jye Uren
Jye Uren looking into crowd behind camera with open fists.
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Kirli Saunders
Kirli Saunders smiling with head turned towards camera.
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Nadeena Dixon
Nadeena Dixon sitting legs-crossed on straw next to two stacked briefcases.
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Nardi Simpson & the Barayagal Choir
Far-shot of choir performers singing and playing assorted instruments on dim-lit stage.
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Tim Hagan (DJ Jonah)
Tim Hagan talking into microphone while operating DJ deck.
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Warren Foster Jr (Prodikal 1)
Close-up of Warren Foster JR looking into camera with two fingers on forehead.
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Laneikka Denne
Side-shot of Laneikka Denne stretching over table smiling.
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Adrian Mouhajer
Adrian Mouhajar held-tilted smiling away from camera.
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AJ Lamarque
AJ Lamaraque smiling towards camera. Brown background.
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Barbara Karpinski
Close-up of Barbara Karpinski gazing into camera with head tilted.
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Emily Parsons-Lord
Emily Parsons-Lord holding trey of cups oozing red, purple and orange smoke upward.
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Grace Valerie-Lynette
Close up of Grace Valerie-Lynette head-tilted, smirking.
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Imbar Amira Nassi
Imbar Amira Nassi sitting on chair in front of cloudy backdrop, hands clasped, looking into camera.
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Leo Tsao
Leo Tsao sitting on bench, leaning on skateboard next to mobile stacked bookshelf and graffiti'd wall.
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Mark Mariano
Mark Mariano staring into camera, mouth open with serious expression.
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Marty Jay
Marty Jay staring into distance with serious expression.
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Paris Rosemont
Paris Rosemont sitting on staircase legs crossed, posing for camera.
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Priya Panchalingam
Both Priya Panchalingam members pose in front of large white inflatable teddy bear.
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Ray Hadiardja
Ray Hadiardja playing saxophone in front of wall with written posters.
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Salote Tawale
Salote Tawale siting on side of couch posing for camera with natural expression.
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Samara Shehata
Individual crouching on red mat as other individual plats hair.
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Samia Sayed
Large group of individual form circle around dancing individual with arms in air.
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Sidney McMahon
Sidney McMahon looking into camera with natural expression.
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Simone Minas
Two individuals smiling excitedly towards camera, both sticking thumbs up.
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Tyra Driu
SOUND OUT THE STREET in yellow bold letters over background with thrashed skateboard.
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Stelly G
Stelly G in flowing 1-piece outfit, face-painted, staring into camera with serious expression.
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Ammar Jamal
Ammar Jamal looks into camera with a calm expression while smoking cigarette.
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Azzam Mohamed
Azzam Mohamed poses for camera with raised eyebrows and open fists positioned upward.
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Casey Ayres
Close-up of Casey Ayres looking down at camera with melancholy expression.
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Cassidy McDermott-Smith
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Charlotte Salusinszky
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Kids of Erko
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Christine Pan
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Claudia Chidiac
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Corah Fortune
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Demon Derriere
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DJ Russell Cole
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Frank Dwyer
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Gabriel Afotey
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Gabriela Quinsacara
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Gail Priest
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Ginger (Koori Radio)
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Graham Simms (Nana Miss Koori)
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Henrietta Baird
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Jacqui O'Reilly
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Jake Simon (Inyadot)
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Jason Phu
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Jesse Samuel
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Kartika Suharto
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Liz Ham
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Laura Altman and The Prophets
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Mama Medusa
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Molonai Makalio
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Nadia Odlum
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Nick Ng
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Nick Wishart
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Olivia Hadley
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Andrew Fedorovitch
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Rhys Mottley
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Sam Dobson
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Adam Gottlieb
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Rowan Savage
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Lakatoi (Ripley Kavara) & FAMILI
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Tashi (Koori Radio)
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Tia Rose
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Tristan Jalleh
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Wombat Cereal
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WHAT THE LOCAL COMMUNITY HAD TO SAY:
re:sound
pact house x sound out the street
APRIL 28 & 29 AT PACT
jacqui o’reilly
As part of our Sound Out the Street program, we hosted RE:SOUND, a series of sonic shorts that consumed the audience into a world of electrifying, warming and resonating audio-visual experiences, performed by performances by talented artists:
frank dwyer
Images by Alia Ardon
the changelings
ERSKINEVILLE SOUNDWALKS
Taking art to the streets of Erskineville as part of PACT’s 2022-2023 Sound Out the Street program.
SONGS FOR PHANTOM DANCES:
From the balletic history of the Kirsova Parks 1 & 2 to the toe-tapping of the old shoe factory; from the thumping pumping joy of The Imperial, to the sporting choreographies of the local oval, Songs for Phantom Dances invites the participant to listen and move through Erskineville with curious ears and dancing feet.
Artists: Gail Priest and Amy Flannery
WALK WITH US:
Walk with us on beautiful Gadigal country…today a meeting place for people from many Aboriginal nations. Journeying from paperbark to swamp land, from PACT Centre for Emerging Artists to South Eveleigh's Cultural Landscape Garden, you will meet and walk with local Elders and knowledge holders on a journey through deep time and culture, through stories unfolding under the fig trees, to the landscape of today.
Artists: Henrietta Baird and Rowan Savage
sound out the street curator & cultural programmer
“At Twilight - as Sunset draws near - Sound Out the Street is a site-specific relational space activation in Erskineville Village which honours the transient and itinerant nature of our Arts communities of creatives, and it speaks to the variety of intersecting stories through Art. It is a Street intervention.
Sound Out the Street centres storytelling and the call’n’response of conversation. It offers an intimate peek at the ultimate risks taken in being emergent and experimental.
Many of the Artists are well-known with established practices, but for Sound Out the Street they have been asked to return to their own familiar, to core practices and to initial forms of expression that they are willing to share within the context of an Urban Village setting at Sunset. Their prime directive, if you will.” - Sam & Sēini
Accessibility
Public Transport
The closest accessible train station is Newtown Station, a 10-15 minute walk from Erskineville. The closest train station is Erskineville Station.
The closest bus stations are the 355 (90m), the 426/428/430 (700m) and the 370 (750m).
PARKING
Newtown and Erskineville have highly restricted parking so please plan ahead for extra time if you are driving. Accessible parking spots are located on most streets.
If you are able, we encourage you to walk or take public transport due to restricted parking.
access
If you have any access feedback you would like to discuss with regards to the Sound Out the Street events, please contact info@pact.net.au.
Venues
Accessible bathrooms are available at Erskineville Town Hall.
Our event and partner venues’ staff have sound disability awareness and will welcome people with disability to our venues and spaces.
PHOTO GALLERY
major sponsor
SPONSORS
local business partners
The Sip Inn
The Erko
Hive Bar
Full Moon
The Floral Decorator
The Imperial Erskineville
Ray White Erskineville
Erskineville Dry Cleaners
BWS Erskineville
The Rose of Australia
Erskineville Supermarket
Asiki
The Fruit Village
Sound Out the street Artwork & graphics designed by:
Huy Nguyen