new art on the far wall BENJAMIN GLEAN
new art in the library SOPHIE ADAMS
[[haitian woman]]
new art in the vaults CHOT FREER
Welcome to the autumn of artifice - The beautiful
strangers will include: a teenage tragic love
affair, a secret garden, a baby fly and a fortune
teller.
THE LAUNCH PARTY
CYCLONES WILL BE CELEBRATING
THE LAUNCH OF THEIR DEBUT SINGLE
BOMBS AS FIREWORKDS
WITH A LIVE SET FROM CYCLONES
+ MUSIC FROM SOME GREAT RECORDS
25 OCTOBER AT THE FOUNDRY
FROM 8PM UNTIL 12PM
SINGLE AVAILABLE ON ITUNES
AND AT WWW.PUREGROVE.CO.UK
disco_r.dance
Dancon1 & Pete Stormcrow presents...
Live sets from Liam Bailey, Ommm, Xylitol, Kwerk in the main bar.
Guest dj set from Fronce De Bonque
Downstairs Walter & Sabrina will be launching their new
Danny Dark Records release "We Sing For The Future"
with live sets from Stefano Tedesco Skitanja.
They will also be showing films by Sabrina, Kompleksi and Spul.
On Saturday 27th October 2007 Danny Dark Records will be showing films
and presenting live music downstairs at the Foundry as part of
disco_r.dance http://www.myspace.com/discordnce
Sat 27th October, 9-12pm
downstairs at The Foundry (84-86 Great Eastern Street London EC2)
Admission: FREE
FILMS by Sabrina (Walter & Sabrina) and
Kompleksi/Spul Films of Finland/Australia
LIVE MUSIC from Stefano Tedesco's SOLARIS and SKITANJA
Links
Kompleksi: http://phinnweb.blogspot.com/
Tina Ulevik/Spul Films: http://www.myspace.com/spulfilmsaustralia
Stefano Tedesco: http://www.stefanotedesco.net/
Skitanja:
http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendid=153265927
Buy "We Sing For The Future" online at http://www.dannydarkrecords.com
See October's The Wire and Rock a Rolla magazines for articles on Walter
& Sabrina.
It was August 12th - just before midnight - when climate change
activists took over a piece of land at Sipson and started to build
Climate Camp 2007.
With access roads blockaded by police, hundreds of people carried
everything they needed to build a self sustaining village in the
shadow of Heathrow.
Then for ten days concentrated the attention of the world's press on
the stupidity of planning air expansion on a threatened planet.
The Climate Camp exhibition documents in sound, words, installations
and images the life, workshops and direct action of those ten days.
It examines the issues and thinking of people who seek to stop the
world sleep-walking into a disaster that is manifestly preventable,
but hugely profitable for a powerful few.
Opening at The Foundry, 86 Great Eastern Street EC2 on Tuesday 30th
October at 7pm the exhibition runs until 4th November before touring
UK cities threatened by regional airport expansion.
Workshops, talks and film screenings will appear at
http://www.minimouse.me.uk/show as they are confirmed.
Photographs from the show are a selection from those to be seen at
http://www.minimouse.me.uk
For further details mail mini_mouse[at]riseup.net or call Mike on 07878 892486?
The What Not To Share campaign celebrates a year of
raising awareness in young people to the dangers of
transmitting hepatitis C with a major exhibition of
Charlotte MacMillanÕs portraits.
35 portraits taken over the past year will be
exhibited featuring key celebrity supporters
including: Sadie Frost, Pete Doherty & Babyshambles,
Dirty Pretty Things, Kano, Roots Manuva, Johnny
Marr, Lily Allen, Rufus Wainwright, Kevin Roland,
Jack Davenport, James Lavelle and Alan McGee.
Hepatitis C is a highly destructive disease. It can
be transmitted by piercing, tattoos, transfusion,
injection, sharing toothbrushes or razors, dental
work and, sharing notes to snort drugs. It attacks
the liver and can lead to cirrhosis, liver cancer
and liver failure. It is responsible for 50-75% of
liver cancers and it is currently a bigger killer in
the West than HIV.
new art on the bar wall DAN SIMON
The subject of continued controversy, the London
rickshaw trade has changed the face of late night
Soho. But behind the media stories and the court
cases, the international community of workers Ð a
broad mix of people from students to inveterate
wanderers Ð have rarely been exposed.
Seen through the eyes of a former rider, The London
Rickshaw Riders brings into focus an extraordinary
sub-culture where the streets of the West End play out
to a nightly hunt for reward and accommodation is won
by the physical acquisition of abandoned properties.
My paintings ask questions about the nature of
consciousness. They look at how concepts of
consciousness can be represented, the ways different
cultures have found to understand and show it, and
their and our attitudes towards the consciousness of
other living things.
new art on the bar wall CAROLYN CURTIS MAGRI
DURABLE GELLO - THE LIBRARIAN
A series of watercolours based on words and poems sent to the artist
from Chicago by artists from The Grand Order of the Lamprey.
The work was digitally photographed, emailed to the US and exhibited as
projections, shown on a computer or printed out and distributed there.
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