Vanessa Tomlinson
Vanessa Tomlinson (born 1971) is an Australian percussionist, composer, artistic director and educator. She is Director of Creative Arts Research Institute and Head of Percussion at Griffith University and has produced 150 publications. She is the co-founder and co-artistic director of Clocked Out, along with Erik Griswold. Career In 1993 Tomlinson was awarded a recording contract with Etcetera Records, and won two awards for her percussion. Upon completing her degree in Adelaide, Tomlinson studied with Bernhard Wulff and Robert van Sice at Musikhochschule Freiburg, Germany. She then moved to San Diego to complete a Masters under Steven Schick, and completed a Doctor Of Musical Arts in 2000. Since 2000 she has collaborated with her partner Erik Griswold and released several albums together as Clocked Out Duo. They won two Green Room Awards for their collaboration Dada Cabare in 2000, and later won the Award for Excellence by an Organisation or Individual and Queensland State Award at 2011's APRA and AMC Art Music Awards for their work as Clocked Out. In 2017 Tomlinson began a collaboration titled TOMLIN | FERGUS with Dr John Ferguson, an academic at the Queensland Conservatorium of Music where Tomlinson also taught. In 2018 Tomlinson released her debut solo album The Space Inside on Room40 on cassette tape. Discography 2019 - Pateras Collected Works Vol. II (2005-2018) Immediata 2018 - The Space Inside Room40 2017 - Ephemoral Rivers Hat Hut Records 2017 - Water Pushes Sand Jazzhead Records 2015 - Time Crystals Innova Records 2015 - Daughters Fever Hellosquare Recordings 2010 - From Small Things Grow Clocked Out 2010 - fish boast of fishing Listen Hear Collective 2010 - Foreign Objects Clocked Out 2007 - Wide Alley Clocked Out 2006 - Xenakis Complete Percussion Works Mode 2004 - Mutant Theatre Tzadik 2002 - Water Pushes Sand Clocked Out 2000 - Every Night the Same Dream Clocked Out 1997 - Ferneyhough Solo Works Etcetera Awards References External links Performance of Sonic Dream by Vanessa Tomlinson and John Ferguson (20 minute audio-video) Living people Australian women artists Place of birth missing (living people) 1971 births