9 September 2010

TAPS: Improvisations with Paul Burwell

Matt's Gallery presents:
TAPS: Improvisations with Paul Burwell


@ Dilston Grove
17 to 19 September
From 2-9pm







listen to Paul Burwell: thewire.co.uk

Live performances: Friday, 17 September: Performances by Melissa Castagnetto 7pm, Oren Marshall & Steve Noble 8pm, Yol 9pm.

Saturday, 18 September: Performances by Shaun Caton 2 - 7pm, William Cobbing 7pm, Kaffe Matthews 8pm, Juneau Projects 9pm.

Sunday, 19 September: Intermittent performance by Ryuzo Fukuhara 2 - 7pm and final event including a performance by Ansuman Biswas 6 - 8pm.


more to read about TAPS: annebean.net

project by Live Art: thisisliveart.co.uk


Some of the artists:


Shaun Caton - Saturday, from 2 - 7pm
shauncaton.com
". . . shamanic process of image making except one uses the body as a tool instead of a brush or camera . . . "










William Cobbing 7pm
". . . our constructed environment and tools define us as much as we define them. . . "
on Frieze Magazine






Paul McCarthy

6 July 2010


Blow Up: Exploding Sound and Noise (London to Brighton 1959-1969)

24th June—25th July '10

@ FTI-Io link

featuring material from AMM, Better Books, Bob Cobbing, DIAS, Coleridge Goode, Joe Harriott, James Joyce, Jeff Keen, John Latham, Annea Lockwood, Gustav Metzger, John Stevens, Val Wilmer and more.


PRESS RELEASE

Flat Time House hosts an exhibition of artworks, archive, movies and sound curated by Tony Herrington (Editor-in-Chief & Publisher, The Wire) and David Toop (musician, curator, long-time collaborator of John Latham).

For a period in the 1960s there was a great creative synergy in the UK between the visual arts, experimental film, free jazz, psychedelic rock, and the energetic poetry scene that formed the UK's so-called Underground. BLOW UP will present a visual and aural map of those connections through art works, recordings, archival film and documents, contemporary accounts, posters and album art.

continue reading...

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and @ Cafe Oto 8 July '10
BLOW UP: THE LEGACY OF BOMB CULTURE
8pm, £4, www.cafeoto.co.uk

9 June 2010

8 June 2010

a bike, a suitcase and an umbrella



Performed on 12th May 2010
Vauxhall
London


Found objects, opened radios, cassette tapes and home appliances make this musical instrument. It is divided in three main structures: a bike, a suitcase and an umbrella and it works simultaneously in a performance.


sound by Carina Levitan
film by Rodrigo Cauduro and Caco Vaccaro

check the website www.levitan.com.br/carina