Places and Spaces, is a not for profit association which produces arts events
  
Images from 2009 - From Left to right: Mike Nock with Kristin Berardi Band, Alister Spence Trio, Mark Isaacs Resurgence Band
The places + spaces music series has presented the finest improvised jazz in styles from traditional trios through to mixing it up with gypsy swing, grunge rock to drumming beats.
In 2_web.jpg) 010 we are presenting Linsey Pollak's Passing Wind at the Powerhouse Museum, a creative musical journey on 9th & 10th July. More info.
We are going to present a solo performance of Mike Majkowski followed by Mike and Lucian McGuiness with bass and trombone at Impermanent Audio and we have been working with the crew at Colbourne Avenue to let people know about the fantastic artists performing in the relaxed lounge room atmosphere on a Thursday night in Glebe.
Visit our archive for videos of The Necks, Kristin Berardi Band, James Muller, Band of 5 Names, Adrian Klumpes, Elana Stone, Alister Spence, the Alcohotlicks, Citizens of Earth, The Crusty Suitcase Band, The Translators.
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Ceres Solutions focuses on arts organisations. Our philosophy is to empower them and their people with knowledge, networks, strategic as well as short term operational assistance. Ceres offers practical short and long term solutions.
In 2007 Ceres Solutions partnered with Performing Lines for Sound Travellers, a project designed to increase touring for sound art/electronica, improvised jazz and contemporary classical music. A media release and more details about the project are now available on www.soundtravellers.com.au. This project is supported by the Australia Council for a three year period.
Ceres has produced a national plan for jazz comprising the input of interviews around the country and the committee. Visit www.nationaljazzalliance.com.au for more information. Final plan available for comment here,
Additionally Ceres worked in fund raising to produce one of the first online viral campaigns for the Tasmanian Devils - www.tassiedevilappeal.org. This campaign was launched on 17 October 2008 with an interactive feed, breed and release theme.
Ceres Solutions can provide the following practical benefits to your organisation.
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Ceres offers support either on an ad hoc, or on an ongoing basis with individuals or companies. We deliver our assistance with modules tailored to suit your needs from marketing strategies to operational planning and reviews.
Contact Joanne Kee for more information:
0414 973 095
-jkee(at)ceressolutions.com.au-
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