Apparent Motion + NECTAR + AfterHour would like to acknowledge that this event takes place on stolen land. We acknowledge and pay respect to the traditional owners of the land, the Gadigal of the Eora Nation, and their Elders past, present, and emerging.

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Apparent Motion + NECTAR are excited to present the next in their series of workshops, this time in collaboration with AfterHour.

We are thrilled to be joined by a panel of Audiologists and Researchers from the National Acoustics Laboratories (NAL) to discuss an important but often ignored subject – Ear Health. This workshop will cover a wide range of topics including how the ear works, how hearing can be damaged, and the prevention, minimisation, and management of hearing damage in both musicians and gig goers + plenty, plenty more.

Speakers Include:

➕ Dr Elizabeth Beach ~ Head of Behavioural Sciences, NAL
➕ Dr Lyndal Carter ~ Senior Research Audiologist, NAL
➕ Dr Celene McNeill ~ Director of Healthy Hearing & Balance Care in Bondi Junction
➕ Ms. Jermy Pang ~ Research Audiologist, NAL

Alongside this in-depth discussion, your ears will be soothed by musical interludes from some of our favourite purveyors of twisted electronics.

➕ Milkffish
➕ DJ Off It
➕ Index

Tickets ~ bit.ly/ear_health
Ticket Price ~ $15

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If you are unable to afford a ticket, email hi@nectarnectar.net for an alternative arrangement. An allocation of free tickets for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people is also available – please email hi@nectarnectar.net

The Red Rattler is a wheelchair accessible venue, and there will be seating provided for the duration of the event. For any concerns or questions about accessibility, please email hi@nectarnectar.net

The Red Rattler is a community owned, volunteer run space. We ask that you respect the venue and those working within the space. The Rat operates a CASH ONLY bar, so pls bring some with you for drinks + donations

There will be systems in place on the night for you to reach out to event organisers if you are being made to feel uncomfortable or notice any disrespectful or predatory behaviour.

Artwork by the wonderful Nina Gibbes