Bundanon

Ashley Dyer is a performance maker. His interdisciplinary practice extends across and between more traditional art forms, often integrating strategies, concepts, languages and tools from areas as diverse as dance, new music, visual art, performance, installation and live art. Dyer’s approach to making is grounded in practice based research, interrogating formal and/or content driven questions that normally lead to multiple-outcomes around an area of investigation.

IN RESIDENCE 2014

During his residency at Bundanon, Dyer worked with Nick Roux, Tony Osborne and Martin Del Amo on a new hour long dance/music work that views the body as the site for vibration as movement (through dance) and sound (through singing).

IN RESIDENCE 2013

Whilst at Bundanon in 2013 Dyer worked on developing a new work “Dance Cycle 1; Elegy” which is a series of performative vignettes that combine moving and singing simultaneously. Tamarah Tossey joined Dyer in residence