Footage and photos from May, 2015’s  reformARTwest concerts, and a snippet of “noise” have been posted. More recently, a 2016 Gmunden, Austria concert under the  reformARTwest banner was uploaded along with footage from recording sessions at Vienna’s Porgy & Bess club (and elsewhere) featuring small groupings of reformARTorchestra members. A couple clarifications need to be made concerning the Gmunden concert. In the description (in German), Siegerl, the videographer explains that the video is not that of a documentarian per se, but, rather of an observer standing in a particular place in the room. Unfortunately, Alaeddin and Karl opted to situate themselves out of camera range. Perhaps more unfortunately, I didn’t. What Siegerl didn’t explain is the story behind my using various pieces of furniture as percussion. The original plan was for me to have a drum set for this concert, which, ultimately, wasn’t possible logistically. As the exhibit for which we were providing music was WALTER MALLI: BLOWING THE POLAROID, my thought was, in part, to do some drumming with rags a la Walter. (I first saw/heard him do this when collaborating with the Reform Art Unit in 1997.) While striking visually, the sounds produced were even more-so. But, despite how drawn I was to this technique, I resolved *not* to use [co-opt] it out of respect for him. However, as an homage, I did employ it during the 2015 reformARTwest events, and obviously, did the same in Gmunden, albeit with found objects rather than an actual drum set.