FLAT RECORDINGS (1993 – 1995)
Dada South? Collection
Ephemera: Ledelle Moe’s Untitled (1993). Concrete and steel. Exhibited on the street below the FLAT for Carol-Anne Gainer, Ledelle Moe and Janina Erlich’s three-person exhibition, FLAT Gallery, Durban, October 29, 1993. Image coutesy of flatinternational.
Title FLAT RECORDINGS (1993 – 1995) 2 CD boxset Date 1999 Authors Siemon Allen Type CD
Digital record
Contributors Jay Horsburgh
Walker Paterson
Samkelo Matoti
Brendon Bussy
Rhett Martyn
Moonlight
Elmin Engelbrecht
Thomas Barry
Siemon Allen Publisher flatinternational

This special collections item was loaned to the exhibition Dada South? Experimentation, Radicalism and Resistance curated by Kathryn Smith and Roger van Wyk, Iziko South Africa National Gallery, December 12, 2009–February 28, 2010. It is indexed here as part of Smith and Van Wyk’s revisiting of the Dada South? Archive of materials at A4 Arts Foundation.

Tracklist

CD 1

  1. THE FIRST TIME (December 1993), 1 min 39 sec.
  2. Samkelo Matoti and Thomas Barry, THE MAN WHO LIVED IN HIMSELF (March 1994), 5 min 52 sec.
  3. Siemon Allen, THE MIRACLE FILTER – EXPERIMENTS (May 1994), 53 sec.
  4. Jay Horsburgh, THE MIRACLE FILTER – THE MOST RADICAL GESTURE (April 1994), 1 min 12 sec.
  5. Jay Horsburgh and Thomas Barry, THE MIRACLE FILTER – I SLEPT AND SLEPT (March 1994), 1 min 9 sec.
  6. Thomas Barry, THE MIRACLE FILTER – THE UNINITIATED (March 1994), 1 min 26 sec.
  7. Jay Horsburgh, Thomas Barry and Siemon Allen, THE MIRACLE FILTER – NAKED (February 1994), 49 sec.
  8. Jay Horsburgh, THE MIRACLE FILTER – PLATO (April 1994), 42 sec.
  9. Moonlight, THE MIRACLE FILTER – SELL YOUR BODY (December 1993), 30 sec.
  10. Brendon Bussy and Siemon Allen, THE FIRST INTERNOTIONAL THEATRE OF COMMUNICATION (May 1994), 51 sec.
  11. THE FIRST INTERNOTIONAL THEATRE OF COMMUNICATION (May 1994), 7 min 4 sec.
  12. Rob Amato and Thomas Barry, THE FIRST INTERNOTIONAL THEATRE OF COMMUNICATION (May 1994), 2 min 56 sec.
  13. Mandla Blose, PENNY WHISTLE (June 1994), 1 min 53 sec.
  14. Siemon Allen and Elmin Engelbrecht, NINA/PAUL/PAUL/NINA (July 7, 1994), 1 min 23 sec.
  15. Brendon Bussy and Siemon Allen, AURAL HYGEINE – THE LISTENING CHAMBER (July 1994), 4 min 3 sec.
  16. Jay Horsburgh, Rhett Martyn and Siemon Allen, AURAL HYGEINE – THE LISTENING CHAMBER – "SILVER CHAMELEONS" (July 1994), 2 min 28 sec.
  17. Rhett Martyn, Jay Horsburgh and Siemon Allen, AURAL HYGEINE – THE LISTENING CHAMBER (July 1994), 2 min 58 sec.
  18. Walker Paterson, TOCSIN (October 1994), 2 min 59 sec.
  19. Siemon Allen and Elmin Engelbrecht, CONVERSATION II (May 1994), 2 min 47 sec.
  20. Jay Horsburgh, Thomas Barry, Brendon Bussy, Siemon Allen, QUASI-STELLAR OBJECTS – "HAND/CRAFT" (July 1994), 10 min 34 sec.
  21. FINAL (March 1994), 2 min 39 sec.

CD 2

  1. Siemon Allen, UNTITLED (ARMY PHONE) (January 1995), 15 min 59 sec.
  2. Siemon Allen and Elmin Engelbrecht, ESPECIALLY THE FACT THAT I DON'T HAVE A CAR (extract) (July 1994), 7 min 24 sec.
  3. Siemon Allen, ZULU FOR MEDICS (May 1994), 20 min 5 sec.
  4. Siemon Allen and Moonlight, SELL YOUR BODY (AFTER REICH) (April 1995), 2 min 25 sec.
  5. Siemon Allen, WHAT VALUE IS A GRID OF 180 NUMBERS (extract) (April 1995) and WHAT THE MEANING OF A ROLLING STONE GATHERS NO MOSS (extract) (July 1994), 7 min 19 sec.
  6. Siemon Allen and Elmin Engelbrecht, ESPECIALLY THE FACT THAT I DON'T HAVE A CAR (extract) (July 1994), 4 min 2 sec.

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