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[Exhibition–on views]

• Apr 11–Sep 11 • group exhibition | *Signal to Noise* at ******National Communication Museum(NCM), Melbourne, Australia </aside>

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• Now we have merch available on NEW INC's Metalabel as part of inaugural launch! If you like our work this is one way to support and collect our releases.

• Our online workshop, ‘How to Make a Gong at Home | DIY Instrument Tutorial Inspired by Southeast Asian Traditions,’ is live on Lincoln Center YouTube! The workshop is designed for all ages, featuring in a virtual create-athon style.

• Listen to Signal to Noise’s curators discuss our piece among others in the show:

  https://youtu.be/X3-O8fnigcs?si=WG2Krv3vyDhk2w5A&t=1767

• Read Exhibition review: Signal to Noise, Noise has accompanied every technological development; will we ever be free from its static?, Artshub

• https://www.dublab.com/archive/gulnihal-w-elekhlekha-gtalks-radio-x-new-inc-03-04-25

• Read our interview as part of Show Us Your Screens! *Learning how to listen to live-coded music* on Reboot!

• Email any inquiry to [email protected]

• Watch our past performances/talks on YT

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works

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• Members at NEW INC Y11 (Extended Realities track by New Museum in collaboration with Onassis ONX)

• Fellows at Eyebeam Democracy Machine Fellows 2024 </aside>

<aside> <img src="/icons/cursor-click_lightgray.svg" alt="/icons/cursor-click_lightgray.svg" width="40px" /> elekhlekha อีเหละเขละขละ is a collaborative research-based group consisting of artists, Kengchakaj–เก่งฉกาจ (https://kengchakaj.info/) and Nitcha–ณิชชา(เฟม) (https://nitcha.info/), interested in subversive storytelling using sound and visual archives, researching into historical context, and using multimedia and technology to experiment and explore and define decolonized possibilities. We’re currently based in Occupied Lenapehoking(Brooklyn, NYC), the unceded lands of the Lenni-Lenape and home for many Indigenous peoples past, present, and future. more

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<aside> <img src="/icons/fireworks_lightgray.svg" alt="/icons/fireworks_lightgray.svg" width="40px" /> elekhlekha อีเหละเขละขละ is a Thai word that means dispersedly, chaos, unorganized, all over the place, and non-directional, to break free our practices from being labeled through a Western lens. Also, as a strategy to push the boundaries and unlearn biases created by current systems, systems that usually have defined lines, exact measurement, and borders, to break free our practices from labeling by keeping our structure fluid and non-directive and carrying expansion possibilities. full statement

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