Tuesday, 8 December 2009

15 minute factory 2010

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We'll be back in the new year with a new format...

15 minute factory will go after dark as an all-night warehouse party bringing you so much more or the best cutting-edge performance and great new music!

Watch this space for updates......!
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Wednesday, 26 August 2009

15 minute factory mini-festival program

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15 minute factory
3-day festival
25 - 26 - 27 September
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15 minute factory brings together new and cutting-edge acts from across all art forms, blurring the boundaries between performance, art and music.
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Following the success of it debut in May, 15 minute factory is back across 5 rooms for a 3-day festival promising to be bigger, better and bolder with a fabulous new line-up!
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Friday (5pm to 1am) and Saturday (4pm to 1am) offer a non-stop experience of live music, performance, art, cabaret, burlesque, stand-up and interactive encounters across five rooms.
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Music will shift from gypsy to electro, from post punk, to Jazz folk; Performance will include interactive performance, live art, performance installation, live drawing, live casting, burlesque and stand-up. The Gallery will showcase installation, photography, and painting.
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Sunday (1pm to 1am) brings an acoustic showcase and a fabulous art market and craft fair of 85 stalls
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Limited Advance Tickets Now On Sale: http://www.wegottickets.com/f/1097
Online Offer- £10 per day : £18 Fri + Sat : £20 all 3 days
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On Door - £12 NUS/£15 Friday / Saturday : £20 NUS/£25 Fri + Sat : £25 NUS/£30 all 3 days
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Sunday 27th: Door Only £3 before 4pm / £6 after
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Glass Magazine Interview with Katharine Fry and Jung Eun Yoo:
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Mailing List and Queries: 15ticket@gmail.com
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.More to be announced!
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Friday 25th
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Kissed - Fleassy Malay : Louise Simspon : The Dummy Company : Eirini Kartsaki : Sarah Ruff : Lorraine Smith

Missed - Nick Trepka : Poppy Mallow : Abstinence and Sensibility : 00NOMO : Maya Levy : Madaleine Trigg : Erin Kleh : Jessica Grace

Off the Wall - Dan Arnold : Shkembe Soup : Naked With Horses : Hyrst : P&O with They Said They Saw : Subsecret

On the Wall - Tom G Adriani : Rania Bellou : William Bock : Helena Eflerová : Ruth: Harrison : Lisa Hall : Yoko Ishiguro : Madaleine Trigg : Catherine Maffioletti
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Upstairs - Ella Bryant

Film - Alice Anderson : Giada Ghiringhelli : Marianna and Daniel O'Reilly

Roaming - Oliver Hymans: Liam Herne: Astrid Breel

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Saturday 26th
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Kissed - Mike Wendling : Sally Wyatt : Miss Electra Cute : Adi Lerer : Miss Electra Cute : Sally Wyatt : Deej Fabyc : Francesca Millican-Slater : Betty Bruiser

Missed - Carlos Jimenez : Steph West : Stefania Mylona : The Greestone Group : Tony Volker : Fiona Bevan : The Dead Arms

Off the Wall - Dan Arnold : The Ruby Dolls : The Amy Trade : Young and the Damned : She Is Danger : Heads High : Rotkappchen with Vieciocho : Le Donne : Rachel Parry

On the Wall - Tom G Adriani : Rania Bellou : William Bock : Helena Eflerová : The Greestone Group : Ruth Harrison : Lisa Hall : Yoko Ishiguro : Madaleine Trigg

Upstairs - Ella Bryant : Robin Gardiner : November Games : Sarah Sheerman-Chase
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Film - Alice Anderson : Giada Ghiringhelli : Marianna and Daniel O'Reilly

Roaming - Sarah Bell and Alan Sutcliffe: Oliver Hymans : Liam Herne

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Sunday 27th
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Music Showcase -Jing Wong : The Ruby Dolls : Govinder and the Holy Ukelele : Tony Volker : Steve Smith : Jessica Grace
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Roaming - Sarah Bell and Alan Sutcliffe

Art Market and Craft Fair - Creme de la Teas : Fiona Williams : Carte Couture : Jo Cheung : Lucy Cheung & Patrick Gildersleeves : Mariko Otake - Panda Kite : Paula Smith : Rowanne Anderson and Jonelle Leybourne : Saffron Reichenbacker : Savvas Papasavva : Suzie Crisfield : Taz Chappell : Tigz Rice : The Aviary : ZoëDesigns : Ley Ley Designs : Sarah Stokes : Ryoko Takahashi : Sally Miller : Robin Clare : Hideout : Rhiannon Fraser & Amy Proud : Pikine : Momtazbh : Art Is Proof Press : by-louise : My Little Boutique : Joe Whitney : Jasmine Mercer : Helen Bradbrook : Greg Wood : Lady and Small : Petit Chou-Fleur : Crumpet & Skirt : CristalinaIC : Athena Anastasiou : Glittermouse : Miss Amy Phipps : Adeel Ahmed : Flair Design : Orme and Hall : Zippy Lovelock : Lisa Hall and Caron Ottewell : Lucy Noakes : Clara Gomez : fuelled by gin and tea; the work of Harry, Sam and Anna : Marzena Mlodystach-Rudziewicz : Tania Fernandes & Sarah Blick : Kaya Boo : Rebecca Gladstone : Tabatha Gravener : Anitanja Lawaetz : Arts 4 Human Rights : Vicky Scott : Andrea Morreau : SewSmitten : Koiskitchen : Rolfe & Bardsley : Nik Jones : Hayley Bowen : imagebykatie : Sarah Dixon : Jessica Jang, Chie Karakami and Henrietta MacPhee : make do mend

Thursday, 20 August 2009

Performance: Inside - 00NOMO

I n - s i d e
the body
an instrument of expression
two women
a circle created
colour
to communicate with each other
body attachments e x t e n d
movements generate pitches of sounds
communication between
the performers and the audience
a sweet taste
This piece will explore the relationship between the two performers.
Like sculpture, the performance will encourage direct physical engagement with materials.

Asia and Louise are both sculptors forming 00NOMO as a medium by which they could create performance pieces that start a dialogue between two practices that utilize different concepts of materiality and to extend communication from something that is simply visible into something that stimulates senses of taste, hearing and touch and incorporates others in a shared experience.

The performance pieces create a bond of many aesthetics and encourage involvement from members of the audience and other participants. This enables the work to allow others, through becoming part of the creativity and shared experience to tap into a different method of expression within themselves.

Performance: Madaleine Trigg

Madaleine is an experimental performance artist, whose work resides in an exploration of the body and a fascination with design elements. As her practice has evolved, Madaleine has become increasingly interested in sculptural/architectural costume, specifically exploring how different materials interact and condition the performers’ movements and investigating its potential as a fundamental and poetic language of performance.

Madaleine regularly collaborates with the costume designer, Francisca Rios. Francisca has recently been awarded a Master of Arts in Costume Design for Performance from The London College of Fashion, where she presented her Final Performance Project at Sadler's Wells Lilian Baylis Studio. Francisca acts as a freelance designer and has worked with some important members of the industry, such as the renowned choreographer, Marie Gabrielle Rotie.

Madaleine and Francisca's latest collaboration, Sutre, premiered at the Spill Festival’s National Platform on 18th April 2009. Sutre will also feature in Vitoria´s International Theatre Festival (Spain) on the 3rd November 2009, in a new programme which celebrates contemporary Performance Art.

Performance: Little Odds and Ends - Eirini Kartsaki and David Paredes

David Paredes and Eirini Kartsaki find a passion in exploring repetition in performance. They are interested in the ways that experiences of repetition suspend time and create spaces, where they can lift a suitcase a hundred times never to be able to begin the journey, where they type a love letter a hundred times and things are still left to be said, where one they are constantly denying, believing, failing and beginning again.

Repetition expands time and invites the audience to linger in the moment and enter the duration of its experience, to become part of the process of discovery and explore the clefts between our longings and the reality of the everyday.

David Paredes creates work (constructions, performances, installations, photograph) that deals with the nature of frailty, the economy of survival, the physicality of gesture, object and space, the idea of construction. Playfulness, humour and, in a certain way, childhood are the means through which the work attempts to express itself. David has exhibited in various galleries in France and Perou and has recently moved to London.


Eirini Kartsaki writes and performs. Her work, which is about and from the body, explores the thrill and wonder of eroticism, discovering, through the physicality of movement and the repetitive storytelling that, ultimately, what we want is to want.



www.wooloo.org/davidparedes


www.myspace.com/eirinikartsaki

Performance: Good Morning [me, absent project] - Yoko Ishiguro

Good morning (though you are still in the middle of the 'last night').Now, let’s have a breakfast (though you are about 9580km far away fromhere).

“me, absent project” is the attempt to 'perform' where people can not see my body physically exist. In this project, I want to seek the possibilities of various kinds of existence in so-called 'virtual reality’ and 'reality/nature’ and the matters in between intimacy and the physical distance and the digital and analogue communications.

Performance: Dummies - The Dummy Company

If the machines of the modern world turned you into a ‘dummy’, would you stay silent, or learn to speak again? Featuring ‘Stomunculus the Homunculus’, ‘Dr.Shaboo the Shambolical Shaman’, and many more creatures of the Dummyworld. ‘Dummies’ is a radical rag-bag stuffed with puppets, clowns, automata and porridge, colliding sense with nonsense, adulthood with infancy, sanity with madness.

The Dummy Company are a London based performance group with an emphasis on object and vocal articulation. Alongside 'Dummies' they are working on a puppetry piece for children called, 'Trouble', and an ongoing project inspired by James Joyce's 'Finnegans Wake.'

Performance: Six o'clock Swill - Lorraine Smith

Butoh-based exploration into Mr Punch and the archetype of the drunken old man.

Lorraine Smith, artistic director and choreographer of Silversmith Dance Theatre, is a dance practitioner trained in contemporary and expressive dance, and is part of the Newington Collective, Animate: SPACE and the traditional Palestinian and Lebanese dance troupe Al Zaytouna.

Roaming: Own Me - Astrid Breel

Ever wanted to own a part of someone else’s body?

Here’s your chance!

Within this performance you will be invited to select a square on my body you would like to own, decorate it and take home a representation of it.

In a society where our bodies are constantly manipulated, both by ourselves as well as the media, can we ever be said to really possess our own bodies?

This interactive performance explores notions of ownership and voyeurism in the 21st Century. What does it mean to give up ownership of your body? How much are our bodies worth?
The proceeds of this experiment will go to charity.

Astrid’s work developed from a practical research project that started while studying her MA in Performance Practice and includes performances, interactive live art and installations which explore the visible and invisible signifiers of femininity and the performativity of gender.

www.astridbreel.com

Interactive: Post-a-Polaroid - Ella Bryant

Dress up and have a Polaroid photo taken in one of our theatrical sets.

Keep it for yourself or alternatively write a message on the front, an address on the back and we’ll stamp and send it to your special someone.

Interactive: National Poor-trait Gallery - Ella Bryant

Paint a peculiar portrait and have it framed and displayed on the mis-match gallery wall.

Performance Poetry: Fleassy Malay

"If words were weapons, i'd have shot myself in the foot by now" -

Performance Poetry by Fleassy Malay explores the world of politics, sexuality and social interactions whilst marching through the warped tolkien-esque labyrinth of her mind.

Wednesday, 19 August 2009

Stand-up: The amazing adventures of the suburban Poo baby - Sarah Ruff

Journey into my perverted night visions. Surreal and fake animated Lecture accompanied by live comic narration from the bearded lady of tomorrow Sarah Ruff. Absurd questions are posed about the nature of existence. What would the world be like if it were square shaped? Written, performed and illustrated by Sarah Ruff, Animated and sound design by Ed Currie

Music Installation: Train of Thought - Abstinence and Sensibility

Abstinence&Sensibility present ‘Train of Thought ‘projected video art with a live prepared guitar, piano and melodikar soundtrack. Featuring a cast of tiny model figures, Hornby train carriages, stories of arrivals, departures and the spaces in between.

Abstinence&Sensibility debut E.P. 'Brentford is Well Buggy' (Elementary 2009) available on iTUNES.

Music: Hyrst

Hyrst make music shaped more by ideas than chords.

Constantly removing the unnecessary, Hyrst marry; chimes with thugs, beats with drones and mantras with the space of what cannot be said.

Hyrst are three people from East London.

Music: Erin Kleh

Kleh picked up a guitar last November and began writing some very qwerky folk music from her bedroom courtesy of a Spanish guitar, a bag of change, a cardboard box drum set, a very nice Macbook built-in microphone and some odd relationships (including one with a "horse head).

She now performs regularly around London with her band and newest collaborative partner, Tash. Many of the songs are autobiographical and unconventional both lyrically and melodically.

DJ: P & O

P&O = Precise and Olson. Two dj/producers hailing from East Anglia- the home of the Hip.

PAST PROJECTS: Formed Plagiawrsts in 1997 with Daddy Addy and Blast (Kushti) and later Mancini. Toured Europe and UK. Residencies: Trader Jacks, Distinction, 93 ft East (sizzler) Released: Mixtapes "Plagiawrists" vol.1 and vol 2, "Wrist Mechanics" (DC Records) with Skye, "Wristy Business" on Deep Concentration 3 (OM Records), 3 DMC UK team finals (1999, 2000, 2001). Formed "Vinyl Dialect" with Emcee Ezra 1994.

Toured UK and Europe with "Ugly Duckling" and "The Creators", Residencies: 93 ft East, Fabric and regular gigs around UK. Releases: "B-Boys Rock th World" EP 1999 (Bad Magic/Wall of Sound), "Ouch!" 12" 2003 (Bad Magic/Wall of Sound), "Dialect" LP 2004 (Bad Magic/Wall of Sound). CURRENT PROJECTS: Vinyl Dialect LP (Untitled), P & O LP "Ocean Liners", Herschel Road (production).

VJ: They Said They Saw

In a mixing bowl, combine bizarre movie cuts & vintage adds until smooth.

Add some oneiric shapes to the mixture and mix well. Stir in sweet cartoons and spice with starship like flashes.

Pour into two (the screens area) screens.

Bake at 120 decibels for (show duration) minutes or until dancers exhaust.

T.S.2

www.myspace.com/atomicplaygrounds

DJ: Sub Secret

Sub Secret believe that music, as a 21st century art form, should be involving, intriguing and interactive.

From deep sorrow to burning passion. Every emotion falls into it’s place, in the music that they produce and perform.

They use these emotions to tell the stories from their hearts aimed at reshaping the audience's expectations of a DJ’s role as a simple player of records..

Music: Shkembe Soup

Any good peasant soup has all sorts of good things thrown in.

Shkembe Soup is an off the wall, colourful gypsy cabaret band playing an eclectic mixture of classic Pop/Rock/Folk/Romany tunes with camp bizarre belly dancing and dressing up costumes.

Shkembe Soup have been a instant hit, their first own event ‘ Skembe Soup & Friends’ at Jago Art Gallery in Shoreditch in March 2009 was a complete sell out.

Lucia - singing for your entertainment and delight, Tom - on Guitar/Vocals, Seddik - from Algeria on Darbuka, Jules - on Clarinet and Percussion, Sue - on Percussion while providing extra glamour, Sultry Sally - Beautiful dancer /Vocals, Foxy Fiona - Beautiful dancer, Luscious Linda - Beautiful dancer

Burlesque: Miss Electra Cute

Miss Electra Cute is Julia Barnett's Burlesque personality.

Julia graduated from the Central School of Speech and Drama in 2008; Electra skipped class in high school to sit in a Chinese restaurant and chain-smoke.

Julia is a producer, choreographer and performer; Electra is a lush.

Julia works in physical theatre; Electra just works it, baby.

Julia has worked at the Institute of Contemporary Arts and the V&A Museum for the Centre for Excellence in Training for Theatre; Electra has worked at the Canal 125 Club, the 100 Club in Soho, the Battersea Barge and in Edinburgh.

Music: Maya Levy

Maya Levy is a singer, songwriter and actress.

She will be singing songs that one day she will put together into a wee show/CD extravaganza.

When she was young, her teachers called her Maya Papaya, which she hated because she hated papayas. Her tastes have changed, she now loves papayas and thinks her teachers were pretty clever.

Maya Papaya also co-directs Open Arts Cafe, an arts evening for young adults, every fourth thursday of the month.

Music: Poppy Mallow

Once described as 'feel-good after midnight music for the disturbed'.

Half-child-like, half-unsettling, the music is created with various assortments of toys, gadgets and found objects, alongside conventional instruments such as violin, guitar and glockenspiel.

www.myspace.com/poppymallow

Tuesday, 18 August 2009

Performance: Fuck Me Gently Into The Good Night - Rachel Parry

A one-night stand with an over-ambitious Eastern European Immigrant, who believes she can live the dream and is prepared to do anything to get it. She wants to fit in with the glamorous people but is destined to be rejected by everyone. .

This piece was made in reflection to Charles Gatewood's photography, looking at the underground sub-cultures (gay, lesbian, transsexual, drag queens, sex workers, BDSM clubs, Tattoos, Piercing, Rituals) often perceived as controversial images and how his work led onto working for Rolling stone magazine and his high profiled images of 80's power yuppies on wall street.

It made me question where I fit as an artist, teacher (in a high school I hasten to add) as a sexual woman, as a bastard child with a mixed up heritage that isn’t obvious to on-lookers, the secrets I have to hide to fit in because if exposed – would they accept the real me?

Monday, 17 August 2009

Performance Installation: Letters from an unknown source - Sarah Ruff

Intimate and secret exchange between audience and performer. Post your inner voice in felt tip pen through a secret letterbox. Your anonymous confessions live on in my paper collections. You may see me emerging from my hiding place. but I will never know who you are. Devised and written by Sarah Ruff and Audience. Sound design by Ed Currie.

Performance: T-Land - Helena Eflerová

T-Land, choreographed and performed by Helena Eflerová, alternates between the physical performance and living sculpture, the public and private, the universal and personal.

The symbolic slow controlled expressive movement offers a narrative: an incisive social and psychological portrait of foetus. Her body is enclosed inside white translucent textile code that pierces the entirely gallery space.

The Rag Factory gives T-Land new form, meaning and perception. Nick Moore has created the music specially for this performance. Helena approaches language as a vehicle to reach an inner dialogue and explores access to a prenatal unconscious experience in the viewer.

Performance: Amen - Adi Lerer

Amen

Created & performed by Adi Lerer

Scenographey by Jia Chiann Ingrid Hu

A performance piece exploring the act of bringing the palms of the hands together in the praying position; asking why humans do it and where this act comes from, exploring the ritualistic, religious and secular form of this notion by using text, movement and projection.
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Performance: Kiss A - Deej Fabyc

Fabyc will present a slow motion series of incremental gestures in relationship to a lifesize fibreglass double of herself.

Artist Deej Fabyc has been making work for more than twenty years and has shown in places such as the Riena Sofia Museum in Madrid and El Museo Del Barrio in New York. For the past 8 years she has been dissecting dolls and mannequins and reforming them into members of her family and herself in order to engage in performative relations with them, as one aspect of a practice that engages with multiple strategies at the tasks she sets it.

"Try another handle and you might find yourself moving forward into a period when the invasions of psychology became a significantly established point of view in explorations of feminine madness and hysteria. Growing up with a mother who herself spent time in mental health institutions Fabyc uses the vehicle of performance to explore aspects of her own troubled biography, with a forensic eye for the salient details. Like the revelations of psychosis in Charlotte Perkins Gilman’s remarkable short story The Yellow Wallpaper (1899), drawing attention to the decorative detail of the domestic space, this object fetishism, is expanded into the very stealth-like adaptive, animal nature of the feminine self involved in strange rituals of self-debasement and escape into the realm of an overactive imagination." Eve Sullivan 2007


Performance: Those Little Words - Francesca Millican-Slater

They say a good man is hard to find but Francesca has found herself a very special man-nequin. From first touch to last kiss this is a love story in a very short time; it is restricted by the (plastic) man who never does or says anything.

Francesca is a performer and live artist. She has performed Those Little Words at The Camden People's Theatre, The Arnolfini, Bristol and in a pub in Watford. She took her mannequins to the Fierce! Festival in Birmingham in 2008 under the guise Dr Millicent Milligan, pioneer in Mannequin Therapy. She recently performed Let Me Take You By The Hand at Toynbee Studios where she built London out of cardboard.

Photo Credit: Lindsey Price


Performance: The Carny - Betty Bruiser

A dark tale of desire, death and ... deadliness it involves whips, fire, and a dead horse…

Betty Bruiser is The Carny, a dark ethereal ringmaster who has only the skeleton of his horse named Sorrow for company. As the strip progresses she conjures up ‘a murder of crows (did circle round)First one, then the others flapping blackly down’.The body that is revealed is far from the beautiful Body portrayed in conventional burlesque.

Betty has been described as 'The Grand Guignol of the Neo Burlesque and as '(Imagine the)...sordid love child of Mae West and Franko B' High praise indeed for this star gazing gutter dweller.

Liz Clarke is a live artist and performer works with themes surrounding the Body as site and object. She explores the boundaries, constraints and vulnerabilities of the Body in performance; merging a variety of performance forms including live art, theatre, and traditionally lowbrow genres such as vaudeville and schlock. Her work questions the audience/performer relationship, around the nature of the voyeuristic gaze, implication and involvement. Betty Bruiser is her burlesque hating Betty is a backroom brawler, flasher mac poseur, hardcore haus frau and part time ringmaster.

The series of work which includes The Carny explores ‘Beauty’s Dark Double’. The flipside of the Beauty aesthetic, what happens when the Sexualised Body and the Body as Other meet in performance?

Performance: Monster 5 - Stefania Mylona

1,2,3..go!

Stretch your bum on my legs
your bum my belly
my body your body
her body our body
and their bodies one body.

Are we going to dance or what?

Performance Installation: A Thousand Lost Walks - Beatrice Jarvis

Fields of the city that can be rambled through, as pastures of a forgotten dream scape, those who see the city through such sad eyes,, though who murmur quietly in their sleep of dreams unfilled. The city can act as a container for our dreams, a maze in which we can act out our fantasies in flights of fancy and fluxus of uncertainty.

This piece is an exploration of a series of long walks around the city, walks of contemplation, walks of regret, and walks of certainty, walks home and walks to some where else. I have amassed an archive of memories, movements, footage and images from which I have collated a homage to the spaces I passed. I am keen to develop work that probes this relationship and encourages a more thoughtful and considerate relationship to the gritty underside of the metropolis, parts of the city which have quickly become neglected in favour glossy high rise buildings which are devoid of sentimentality and their only memory as architectural symbolism.

The work explores how movement can be utilized to develop a response to my experiences of the metropolis. The performance will be of calm intense nature exploring both the extremities possible of the human body from stillness to frantic, composed to contorted, breathless and calm, and the extremities of the space, from the darkest corner to the lightest pathway. I am drawing on elements of ballet, Tai Chi, Gyrotonices, Primal Modern Movement and Graham technique to piece together of personal cartography of daily urban experience.

Performance: An Impossible Prison - The Greestone Group

The Greestone Group is a fluid collaborative of artists whose combined practice interrogates concepts of emotional experience and social representation. Through the centralizing of The Body while recognizing irrational as well as logical processes in communication and experience of life, the artists explore issues of identity along with interpretations of gender, language and power.

Founded in 2007 by the artists Fabiola Paz, Joana Cifre-Cerdà and Benjamin Sebastian, the groups’ practice backgrounds span dance, music, science, drama and fine art. The Greestone Group is a signifier of social, emotional and geographic dislocation and marginalization. Collective influences range from Poetry, Myth, Literature and Film, through to Feminist and Queer Theory, Modern/Post-modern and Contemporary Philosophy along with Sociology and an uneasy interaction with Psychoanalytical Theory. The Greestone Group champions the transformative qualities of art and culture and strives to maintain space for change, thought and feeling.

The collaborative’s most recent project: An Impossible Prison turns a conceptual and concerned eye upon the notion of trauma and emotional pain and suggests that while bodies, our bodies, continue to exist and uphold current social systems, such bodies may not (ever) be free. In this context ones own mind and body, ones own heart and existence become a conceptual prison. As the work unfolds, questions of acceptance and futility, imprisonment and liberation, remain open and unanswered.

Sunday, 16 August 2009

Performance: Le Donne

Le Donne are two ardent females of uncertain age and time, with no fixed language or style and an unpredictable mission.
Neo Post-Goth, Post-Hip and Post-Hippy, neo Absurd (but posted) they are unencumbered by their posts alchemising their backgrounds in theatre, live art, music and poetry to the strings of the mandolin.

Inscrutable, wise and never cosy, they leave a little tremble in their wake...

Friday, 7 August 2009

Roaming: Incomplete Picture - Sarah Bell and Alan Sutcliffe

An interactive live art piece, Incomplete Picture explores the nature of storytelling and documentation. Hosted by a lost vaudeville compere who finds herself in the unlikely company of a guerrilla street artist, the piece draws on audience suggestion, whether mundane, superfluous or just plan ridiculous and utilises these to begin navigating a path through a kaleidoscopic landscape of fragmented narratives.

Juxtaposing verbal and visual methods of communication, the piece also explores our changing relationship to cultural forms of expression, in particular to counterculture such as graffiti art. Traditionally an expression of rebellion and a statement of individuality, graffiti art and become a desirable aesthetic, decorating clothing and café walls and commoditised by mass media.
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Reflecting our struggle to root ourselves in a world where our points of reference are constantly shifting, Incomplete Picture invites you draw on everything you’ve ever known as it embarks on a frenetic scramble to a finish line that doesn’t exist.

Music Installation: The Dead Arms

Behind the artist’s production rests the epistemological question : How do we know ?

Reality cloaked in a veil upon which we can watch and reflect the projection of its logical structure, a prolific locus for the emergence of chaos. Going behind the scene to find the absence or the presence or light is part of the investigation. Using history of sciences and thought, sound installations, video and graphic works.

Born in France and living in London since 1998 Thibault Autheman has focused his research on reality itself, precisely the relationship between its mythical nature and its quantifiable presence.

Thursday, 6 August 2009

Music: She Is Danger

She is Danger are London based British-Japanese producer/DJ Maya Jane Coles and multi-instrumentalist/vocalist Lena Cullen. Lying somewhere between Portishead and Burial with shades of Massive Attack and Goldfrapp.

They produce, write and perform everything themselves with mixes coming from Steve Dub (Chemical Brothers/Leftfield) and can be seen playing everywhere from Yo Yo through to Torture Garden!

Music: Steph West

Steph West is joined by Tori Handsley: two harpists with a shared love of dancing rhythms, vivid chords and a free flowing melody.

Each brings influences from her respective traditions: Steph - early music, English & Irish folk; Tori: Jazz, Latin and Classical. Together they explore a funky and percussive sound world of tunes, songs and groove.

Music / DJ: Rotkäppchen

Rotkäppchen are an English/German two-piece playing live electronic music (in ‘Nu White Stripes’ style with live drums) as well as doing live laptop DJ sets.

Their tunes are strong, captivating, danceable electro-mash and their stage performances are enriched by sinister costumes that abide by the meaning of their band name (‘little red riding hood’).

www.myspace.com/rotkappchenmusic

Music: Fiona Bevan

The sweet, fiery warblings of Suffolk singer-songwriter Fiona Bevan have been compared to Erykah Badu, Joni Mitchell and Marc Bolan.

Her band simmer and shimmer, her folk songs are inflected with jazz, and her award-winning lyrics pry into the dark corners of love, with a cast of stumbling party-girls, fickle sailors and forlorn lovers sleeping out in trees.

"Absolutely brilliant" Tom Robinson, BBC 6 Music

“Spine-tingling. Fiona Bevan completely transported me” Alex James, Blur

"Soulful and eccentric" The Guardian

"Film noir atmospheric, scorpion stinging, saccharine-coated Hell Hath No Fury ditties. Splendid stuff."

www.fionabevan.co.uk

Music: The Amy Trade

Born from a fusion of everything that is good about the rock scene of the last decade, The Amy Trade have hit London hard and fast with their own brand of raw, relentless, good time rock and roll.

"Brilliant songs" James Jam, NME
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The Amy Trade took their song-writing cues from the likes of The Wildhearts, Symposium, Jimmy Eat World, Green Day and Ash, to create a simple ideology: if it sounds great, they'll play it. Pounding drums and thumping bass lines, layered with crunching rhythms and lead riffs to die for. Top it all off with instantly infectious pop melodies and intricate harmonies and you're left with a sound that shows no shame towards its musical heritage but a sound that is still distinctly, uniquely, The Amy Trade.

The Amy Trade: They will pound you with beautiful noise.

Music: Heads High Soundsystem

Dreamt into being as a challenge to the 20 year long reign of the DJ, the Heads High Soundsystem places the record selector in a whole new context, encouraging him to interact with live musicians as a co-creator rather than placing him on an autonomous pedestal above the crowd.

An ambitious project, the Soundsystem was born out of early Heads High club sessions which saw DJs Duke Etienne and Cal Jader improvise with a host of musicians, producers and vocalists. Striving for a more controlled, repeatable experience, the Duke formed the Soundsystem as the primary carrier of the Heads High message.
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Having long been inspired by early reggae soundsystems and movements such as Afrika Bambaata’s Zulu Nation, creating a musical collective based upon the DJ was a natural step. The twist being the inclusion of live instrumentation and interactive visuals. Fronted by vivacious Kingston (JA not UK!) born songstress Connie Bell, the Heads High Soundsystem builds new forms on the solid foundations laid by their musical ancestors. Get on board.....

Music: Young and the Damned

Blending indie rock with Latin American influences, YATD are back playing shows in London after a year-long hiatus.

Their explosive live shows and swaggering pop tunes have enabled them to support Hard-Fi, The Enemy, The Automatic and The Ripps in the past, as well as residencies at Edinburgh's famous Late 'n' Live nights and The Carlton Cabaret Bar.

'YATD... are a revelation; a free-thinking radical pop entity that has both the charisma and intelligence to be the real deal in modern music. I look forward to hearing about them soon.' -Stefan Brand in The Fly (06/07)

www.myspace.com/youngandthedamned

Tuesday, 28 July 2009

Art: Forty Lambert And Butler's And Five Scratch Cards Please - Dan Arnold

Dan Arnold is an artist primarily concerned with the natural world, our place within it and the processes involved. He works with continuous line, film and objects.

The installation was borne out of working in Spar in Bala, North Wales. He needed to do something creative whilst selling fags and scratch cards so built these machines to ‘draw’ during shifts.

Art: Ruth Harrison

Ruth Harrison is a time-traveller who plays with history, memory, sexuality and gender.

In the Victorian era, she is a lady flower painter with modern ideas and a secret life. Her 19th Century botanical illustrations reveal themselves, on closer inspection, as something quite different.

Ruth’s practice encompasses drawing, collage, photography, found objects and the artist herself. She lives mainly in 21st Century London.

www.ruthharrison.co.uk

Art: Exchange and Presence - Robin Gardiner

Before graduating in Fine Art from CSM, Robin Gardiner worked in animation, film and television.

She is now an artist working in 3D, painting, photography and performance. The scale of her work ranges from large-scale installations to much smaller wall-mounted pieces, both pictorial and sound-based.

A constant in her work has involved covering, veiling or wrapping objects either to obscure or to memorialise them. In “Exchange & Presence” she gives a foot massage to a subject and in exchange they allow her to take a cast of their feet. She then exhibits the casts.

Art: Tom G. Adriani

Tom Graham-Adriani was born in London to Dutch and English parents and graduated from Central Saint Martins in 2005. He has subsequently exhibited in a number of renowned galleries including; The Northern Gallery For Contemporary Art, ' A Modern Bestiary' (2006), The Factory Berlin, 'London Contemporaries' (2007), Wiltons Music Hall, 'Book of Phobias' solo show (2008) and most recently, The St Pancras Crypt Gallery, where he both exhibited in and curated 'Tales from the Electric Forest' (2009).

His work is based on the foundation of poetry and illustration. He uses these tools to unearth and explore the tales that creep “unannounced” into his imagination. He sees the work he makes as tangible daydreams and is “fascinated by the process of using pen and ink to render thoughts visible and living a life of their own”.

Art: beautiful fairy tale's prince i'll wait for you under the starlight - Rania Bellou

Once upon a time a princess lived in a faraway and almost forgotten country. She had beautiful blonde hair and green blue eyes. Her ladyship was similar to mountain's fairy godmother and night's elf.

But there was a day that her mother, the queen went ill. Few moments before she died, she showed her daughter a golden apple and told her...

Art: Her|She|Me - Madaleine Heulwen Trigg

Madaleine Trigg is an experimental performer, director and photographer. These interests collide in her work, which is pre-occupied with the images and issues of the female body, using sculptural materials to fashion landscapes and (re) present the body.

Madaleine is currently exploring alternative photographic processes, which enable her to print her images on materials as diverse as glass, wood and metal. Her photographs have been exhibited at the Prague Scenofest (2007) and the ICA (2007/2008).

Live Cinema: GENNAO - Carlos Jimenez (Vieciocho)

GENNAO is a live cinema performance where Carlos Jimenez manipulates films, youtube stuff, noises and music to create a personal universe.
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The moment when man landed on the moon is the starting point of an introspective journey through life. A man leaves the city for an unexplored land where he walks alone with his thoughts. The barrier between the audience and the man on screen simulate how societies inhabit our minds. Even when the man its alone he is part of a group which will never dissapear.

Carlos Jimenez works as a digital assistant at the V&A Museum, freelance designer and illustrator. His work has been published in different magazines such as Belio (Spain), I/O Magazine (Germany) and Creative Review (UK) amongst others. He has taken part in different exhibitions in Spain and the UK.
He also does VJ sessions under his alter ego “Vieciocho”. As Vieciocho he has performed in different venues in Spain and the UK such as Secret Garden Festival.

Film: Body Without Organs - Giada Ghiringhelli

Giada Ghiringhelli (b. 1981) is a Swiss videomaker and new media artist graduated in Computer Art at the School of Visual Arts in New York and currently living in London.

Her works explore the images in motion through the manipulation of space, time and movement, while employing light and the body as main compositional elements. Her videos 'Body without organs' and 'Sonopuncture' have been exhibited and screened internationally.

Art: The Last Bock - William Bock

William Bock is a London based visual artist and theatre designer. His practice combines painting and drawing with collaborative projects as part of the theatre collective StrangeWorks.

Currently William is documenting the myriad of stories within his ownfamilyhistory, throughportraiture and the written word. His work is a reaction to thesepersonaldocuments which attemptsto find a visual language to express his place within his family tree.

Film: Longbridge - Marianna and Daniel O'Reilly

“Whatever is perfect suffers no witnesses...”
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Copenhagen, St George’s Day 2008. The Institute of Film and Video Studies produced a documentary about a mysterious case of arson somehow connected to the coincidental encounter of three individuals at the famous landmark of Longbridge.

The documentary presents original footage from the only surviving piece of evidence-a video tape recorded by the arsonist who was compiling a video archive spanning years of private surveillance of the citizens of Copenhagen.

Spoken Word: Mike Wendling

Mike Wendling is a writer, journalist and radio producer.

He’s a past winner of the London Writers’ Award and has numerous short story and poetry credits to his name.

Originally from the midwest of the U.S.A., he’s currently working on his first novel – a story of drugs, music and the 2008 election.

Stand-Up: Sally Wyatt

Sally Wyatt is a stand up comedian, writer performance poet and character actor. She writes short plays and performance pieces based around the people often overlooked in society.

She is particularly passionate around public attitudes to mental health and the concept of social norms. Sally believes that there are two types of people in the world the mentally ill and those awaiting diagnosis. She uses observations from her experiences of working in the mental health field and of having Bi-polar herself.

Her work tends to be darkly comical and centres around engaging the audience to see the world through the character’s sometimes warped reality and through humour to try to challenge people’s perspective of normality.

Music: The Ruby Dolls

We are five sirens, who together sing sumptuous a cappella harmonies to classic and modern songs.

And we dance.

And perhaps flirt a little.

Workshop: Pick, Mix and Stitch - Ella Bryant

Pick, Mix and Stitch - A Workshop in purse making: Pick a design, mix a vintage textile with a transferable original image from artists Gwen Burns and Ella Bryant or bring along a favourite image and stitch together your own unique and perfect art-house purse. Cost: £10-15

If you would like to partake in one of the purse making workshops(4-5pm, 5-6pm, 6-7pm, 7-8pm) please email ellamarybryant@gmail.com to sign up, stating which of the workshops you would like attend. There will be a limited number of spaces.

Workshop: Glass Engraving - November Games

It's fun to engrave onto glass, and not as hard as you might think! Come join us and learn how!

Taught by an experienced, professional prop. maker, you will be led through the engraving process, starting by sketching on a practice piece of glass to get a feel for the tools, before having an attempt at engraving a photo frame.

All for a small cost of just £5

Workshop: Sarah Sheerman-Chase

Drop in and experiment with recycled and found objects to make a unique corsage to brighten up your button hole.

Monday, 27 July 2009

Music: Govinder and the Holy Ukulele

Nick and Joe spent two months in India with a ukulele and a minidisc recorder. The resulting songs tell of their adventures from the bustling streets of Delhi to the giddy heights of the Himalayas. And Jupiter. Jupiter's a fly.

www.myspace.com/govindertheholyukulele

Music: Tony Volker

Tony Volker is a singer songwriter who enjoys the grand as much as the intimate and whose songs are characterised by his intricate acoustic guitar parts wound around into classic pop songwriting structure.

Music: Jessica Grace

An artist of surprising philosophical depth and lyrical brilliance" (Wears the Trousers Magazine).
Jessica Grace's innovative lyrical reflections set to unforgettable musical hooks, are currently all being carefully re-crafted for her first studio (but second) album.

Her debut album, 'Insert Quirky Title Here...', is available for download now at CD Baby.

Stallholder: dottycrayon

dottycrayon jewellery is kitsch, cute and fun. Think bright colours, buttons and barbie shoes!

Price range: £3 - £15

Cafe: Creme de la Teas

Take a moment out and come and enjoy a delightful cream tea or splendid quiche and salad in our miniature kitsch cafe.

Sunday, 26 July 2009

Stallholder: ZoëDesigns

‘Turning something old into something new’

ZoëDesigns will be selling handmade unique pieces, all very affordable, starting from £1.50. On offer will be greetings cards, purses, hanger bags, cushion covers and some other additions from supporting designers.
Apart from the cards, which are made from about 40% recycled ‘bits and bobs’, all the purses, hanger bags and cushion covers are all made from about 80% recycled material which started off life as something completely different - generally clothes!

Each piece is pretty unique, made from various types of fabric and using buttons and other decorations from old socks to designer dresses!

Stallholder: Ley Ley Designs

Ley Ley Designs offers jewelry created by a Canadian artist Shirley Kwok-Choon. Inspired by re-use, and DIY culture her designs integrate these concepts to fashion.

She take items people think are "JUNK" or broken things. Cleans them up, takes them apart, spreads them all over the house and after a few days of reflection she makes them into newly redesigned pieces. Which are never the same and are always one of a kind ..... she uses earrings, brooches, chains, belts, pins, beads and charms. Anything she can get her hands on!

Everything is reclaimed and recycled, they are not NEW. But it's nice to give Jewelry a new life! Who knew recycling could be fashionable! Please enjoy and recycle/reuse and of course refashion!!!!!

Her goal is to create beautiful things and to give the best customer service. So if there is any need for alterations or extensions that is also possible.

Necklaces: 10 to 20 £Bracelets: 4 to 8 £Earrings: 8 to 10 £

Stallholder: Sarah Stokes

I began painting seriously in the mid nineties when living in Brixton. At that stage I really wanted to change as I was truly tired of trying to escape- the proverbial escape artist!!

Now I suppose my storytelling ‘scapes are an expression of an internal world with influences of the sea and space in a free, fluid and playful way. An awakened, learning to be unattached, moment by moment fashion! I play until I feel happy with them and people can form their own unique connections.
Currently based in Whitstable I’ve exhibited around the UK and sold regularly over the last few years and my work has homes throughout Europe, including Spain, Italy, France, Switzerland, Majorca, Belgium and Norway.

Stallholder: Ryoko Takahashi

Hand-made one of a kind mosaic earings, candle holders and mirrors.Using various coloured glass, ceramic or mirror to create mosaicpieces.

A pair of earing starts from £10. A candle holder starts from £8. A mirror starts from £10.

Stallholder: Sally Miller

I make a range of colourful and versatile leather goods from bags to belts and hairslides to brooches. Including amazing dog collars and leads! Prices range from £1 to £150. Happy to make work to order.

Stallholder: Robin Clare

My work focuses on discarded objects, chosen for their ability to appear both humorous and vulnerable when taken from their normal environments and ejected into the outside world.

The end products are graphically driven images that fuse stenciled pattern, colour and text along with line drawing creating slightly dark humored paintings about issues that crop up in my daily life.

www.robinclare.com

Stallholder: Hideout

Hideout are a hand screen printed t-shirt company who produce original designs and high quality prints at affordable prices. T-shirts will be £12.

Stallholder: Rhiannon Fraser and Amy Proud

We will be selling original drawings, paintings and printed cards. We will also be showing examples of, and taking commissions.

Prices will start from £15 for unframed drawings, £25 for framed drawings and cards from £1.25!

Stallholder: Pikine

Pikine Accessories - Exclusive Handmade Accessories. Each piece is uniquely crafted using recycled beads and findings, making it an ideal gift for the Eco-friendly woman of today.

Prices ranging from £5.00 to £15.00

Stallholder: Momtazbh

Hand stitched felt brooches, animal rings, iron-on patches, mini art, cards, zines and books.

Prices from £1-£15.

Stallholder: Art Is Proof Press

Screen Printed and Letterpress prints from an eclectic range of designers and illustrators.

Stallholder: by-louise

At by-louise we handmake ceramic jewellry, homewares and accessories all adorned with vintage floral, fluffy animals and tweety bird prints.There is a huge range of all so we know something will take your fancy!

Stallholder: My Little Boutique

My Little Boutique is a treasure chest of beautiful things from cute to kitsch we have a great range of costume jewellery and handbags including beautiful delights by independent designers.

Stallholder: Joe Whitney

My work is largely based on the many inscrutable faces of my character "Crueletta"-here seen representing the traditional theatrical

Comedy and Tragedy masks...sold in pendant, print and paperweight form.

Stallholder: Jasmine Mercer

I shall be selling a range of Limited Edition prints of quirky characters,
prices ranging from £15-£60 and one off brooches priced from £9-£12.

Stallholder: Helen Bradbrook


Stallholder: Greg Wood

Inspired by dream - paintings, drawings, wood engravings and pastel works - originals and prints by Greg Wood.

Stallholder: Lady and Small

Lady and Small - Little company, a lot of fun. Like British gingham nostaligia? Paris weekends? Holidays in Hawaii? Home ware and accessories with a make do and mend feel influenced by places and passed era's.

Stallholder: Petit Chou-Fleur

Petit Chou-Fleur - Beautiful hand crafted textiles from faded vintage fabrics and hand-embroidered tray cloths, along with gift sets made from magpie vintage finds and other beautiful home items.

Stallholder: Crumpet and Skirt

Crumpet & Skirt. Vintage style Gifts, Cards and Wrapping Paper inspired by the 50's Pin Up Girl.


Stallholder: CristalinaIC

CristalinaIC's shop features handmade recycled vintage jewellery, classic vintage bags and other vintage treats such as as cocktail glasses and floral teacups.

Prices range from £3 - £35

Stallholder: Athena Anastasiou

I am selling paintings and prints, figurative paintings mainly, with text also. My work is about life and death and the contemplation of it.

The prices will vary from £20 to £200.

Stallholder: Glittermouse

Glittermouse works with reused materials to create richly decorated items which brighten and enhance interiors in a sustainably aware way. Each item is a unique piece and more than 90% of materials are sourced from household waste or other second hand sources. Mouse has even been known to ‘rescue’ items such as discarded bottles and glasses from the streets in the aftermath of a Saturday night!

At the Miss Me Kiss Me craft fair you will also be able to find a range of one-off pieces and exciting recent developments in recycled crafts! Mouse continues to be on a mission to explore further possibilities for crafts made with recycled goods which you can see along with an even wider range of arts at http://www.glittermouse.co.uk/

prices range from £5 - £30

Stallholder: Miss Amy Phipps

Miss Amy Phipps, knitwear graduate and lover of all things Vintage. Inspired by Russian folk and twenties circus performers Amy uses recycled yarns, vintage uniform braid and hand dyed vintage linens to create a selection of decorative collars, brooches/Accessories 'Sleepy Circus' peg doll characters and quirky trinkets.

Using old fashioned hand work techniques such as Hair-pin-lace crochet and braiding. A recent collaboration with natashabailievintage.com Amy has designed and hand made a collection of 1950's repro' party dresses to tease out the granny in all of us!

prices range from £3 to £300.

Stallholder: Adeels Astrology and Psychic Services

Adeel Ahmed combines Eastern Astrology and dream interpretation with the mystic art of the Tarot in his unique readings, offering you guidance and direction to help you achieve your objectives with ease.

Currently, he writes for Prediction Magazine, is a mystic consultant for many high profile clients within the arts and continues to give readings at various venues in and around London and the South-East of England.

Stallholder: Fiona Williams

A collection of individual, colourful and tactile knitted and hand worked/embellished accessories.

Ranging in price from £20 to £100.

Stallholder: Carte Couture

Carte Couture tailors together a combination of unusual materials (including pvc, vintage lace, metallic foils, flocked wallpaper, snake skin and mock croc) and it's tongue-in-cheek sense of humour to create original artwork and products.

Expect to find prints of sexy pin-up pets, PVC and mock croc fetishists shoe bags, and a range of everyday tote-bags - such as 'The Red Shoes' ballet kit bags, Alice in Wonderland croquet sports bags, 'I Love Beethoven' sheet music bags, any much more.
Price range: Original artwork from £30, Prints from £10, bags from £15.

Stallholder: Jo Cheung

I'm an illustrator from London making original handmade and unique paper goods as well as bags and t-shirts all designed by myself.

Everything is reasonably priced and affordable starting from as low as £1 for a screen printed badge!

Stallholder: Brouhaha

Brouhaha by Alexyi Reneece. My individuality and style come from expressing myself and who I am and not what others think I should be.

The colour, glamour and outrageousness are about metamorphosing from day to night and being part of something that I believe is unique. (Something to get excited about)

My vibrant and unique collection which includes accessories, ties and t.shirts. Contemporary and unique concepts, all are hand made or hand finished items; Initiating a new pace and style led by my passion, attitude and feelings.

Comprises telling a story of colour, delirious glamour and outrageousness. Is sexy, strong and individual for a showy collective that are intoxicating, heady and provocative. (A new mood)

Prices range between £10 to £60.

www.brou-ha-ha.com

Stallholder: Lucy Cheung & Patrick Gildersleeves

Small books, nice prints and tea towels in good colours of animal costumes, fighting, camping, murking, shamanism, magic, charming talisman type drawings.

Price range from £1 to £20


Stallholder: Mariko Otake - Panda Kite

Panda Kite - a range of products that feature illustrations/designs of Mariko Otake includes greeting cards, screen-printed T-shirts, organic cotton bags, hand-made items such as small soft toys and card holders.

Price ranges from £2.00 to £10.00.

Stallholder: Paula Smith

Paula Smith is an award winning photographer based in East London. She'll be showing urban images from East London and beyond.

Prices start at £20 for fine art mounted photographic prints.

Stallholder: Rowanne Anderson and Jonelle Leybourne

We make bags, purses and phone/iPod pouches from recycled ties, as well as bead jewellery using glass beads, shell and buttons. Our prices range from earrings and hair slides for a few pounds, up to £50 for sterling silver and semi-precious stone jewellery.


Stallholder: Saffron Reichenbacker

Saffron Reichenbacker, Brighton based artist and illustrator.In her work, Saffron attempts to create a world born out of obsessions with early cinema, vamps, flappers, vintage erotica, Mexican folk art, sultry sailors and fallen stars.

A large range of prints, badges, magnets and pocket mirrors will be available. Prices start at just £1.

Stallholder: Papasavva

Papasavva marries together sculpting, designing and filmmaking; feeding of the tension it creates to inform his methodology of making. A constant outcome of his practice is the building of wooden and bespoke filming equipment, using craft and carpentry techniques to produce alternatives to standard industry equipment. These devices include things such as a compactable animation rostrum or a camera dolly that both dismantles and demonstrates joinery principles.

He uses the equipment in a range of different ways, either employing them in movie making workshops or animation lessons, to enhance the filming and animating processes when the equipments are not normally accessible. But also to provide a backbone to a fantasy production company he calls Miscellaneous Productions. The production company is a context in which he can operates creatively though collaboration and explore substantial and disparate activates. It Provides continuity, autonomy and anonymity as well as the freedom to explore collective community practices, to make artists’ documentaries, comedies and wildlife films.

On display at this fair are examples of various wooden filming devices as well as DIY manuals and video example of the equipment in use.

www.miscpro.co.uk/

Stallholder: Suzie Crisfield

Suzie Crisfield is an emerging talent in the textile design world and is a pioneer of unusual and unique constructed fabrics. Her innovative silicone-based material has numerous qualities which lend itself to a multitude of ideas: it is hard-wearing and long-lasting; it can be used for playful and sophisticated designs; it is UV-active and every design is unique.

Her silicone fabric is incorporated in all of her accessories. Her jewellery range includes sterling silver & antique crystal necklaces, bracelets & earrings, clip-on earrings, silicone brooches & sash belts / headbands. She also has two ranges of scarves; one features her silicone fabric incorporated with silk or wool, & the other demonstrates her designs digitally printed on a variety of fabrics. The latter technique has also been used to produce a range of handkerchiefs.

Suzie Crisfield's products range in price from £10 for a small brooch up to £90 for a necklace.

Stallholder: Taz Chapell

Taz creates create delicate brooches made from discarded paper, plastic and buttons.

Items are all £4.

Stallholder: Tigz Rice

Tigz is a recent illustration graduate from Westminster University and her work is not for the faint-hearted!

Known for her dark and creepy imagery, she will be selling a range of prints, cards and self-published books around the theme of Alice In Wonderland.

http://www.tigzrice.com/

Stallholder: The Aviary

Come and peruse a delightful collection of charity shop treasures and boot-sale ephemera that have been carefully snipped and reassembled by hand into lovely new things.

The Aviary is home to Cock-a-Hoop! quaint collage, and specializes in hand-made, decorative home-wares, gift items and original, affordable artworks utilizing vintage materials.

We love reinventing and rehoming. All of our items incorporate preloved, reclaimed and recycled materials that, wherever possible, have been sourced locally and saved from becoming unnecessary landfill.

www.the-aviary.co.uk

Stallholder: Tania Fernandes & Sarah Blick

Sarah & Tania are two designers who are collaborating on new idea's for homewareand stationary products. This new and exciting range focuses on hand crafted textiles and bespoke products. With over 10 years experience between them within the design industry they havenow created this new line of products.

Sarah Blick is an designer and illustrator of well crafted lovely things. Working withtraditional embroidery in a contemporary approach she created bold colourfuldesigns. Whilst Tania is an illustrator focusing on bringing the outside environmentinto your home. Specialising in screen printing adding some fun to your home!

Stallholder: Marzena Mlodystach-Rudziewicz

I would like to show my small paintings: oil and acrylic on canvas and painting on glass. The range price from £10-£50.

About my jewellery. Mainly earrings.Usually I used silver and silver-plate materials and genuine stones like red or white coral, turquoise, volcanic lava, chinese jasper, howlit and others. The range price from £5-£15-£20

Stallholder: fuelled by gin and tea; the work of Harry, Sam and Anna

We will be selling homemade colouring books and poster books, gift cards, postcards and prints, original print silk scarves, tote bags and stationery.



Stallholder: Clara Gomez

I am a Fashion Illustrator, I have been exhibiting and taking private commissions for the past 3 years. I also do live illustration at events and parties where I draw quick sketches of guests for them to keep.
I will be selling mainly A3 limited edition prints and cards.

Prices start at £5 up to £20.

Stallholder: Jessica Jang, Chie Karakami and Henrietta MacPhee

Jessica Jang has designed a series of limited edition, ethical, silkscreened t-shirts and totes featuring images inspired by psychedelic hair strangulation versus classical. Also on display are small drawings and paintings based on natural disasters.

Chie Karakami is presenting a wide range handmade treats such as knitted flowers, pin cushions, ashtrays, and watercolour paintings.

Henrietta MacPhee is providing t-shirts featuring imagined, hybridized objects. Items featured will include ethically made t-shirts and totes, drawings, paintings, knitted flowers, pin cushions, ashtrays, and watercolours by three artists from the Homerton Artists Group.

Objects and clothing will range from £7 to £25. £15- £80 for original drawings and paintings.

www.homertonartistsgroup.co.uk
www.jessica-jang.com
http://uneveryday.blogspot.com

Stallholder: Sarah Dixon

Paintings and etchings of saints and animals, plus hand made books from recycled materials.

Prices from £5- £350

Stallholder: Kaya Boo

Kaya Boo is a London based jewellery designer producing limited edition pieces for women and children.

Prices range from £4.50 for a child's bracelet to £25 for a lady's necklace.

Stallholder: Nik Jones

Nik Jones Artwork (Painting/Drawing) and Prints by Catherine Shinerock.

Price range from £50-£200

Stallholder: Rolfe & Bardsley

Exclusive designs by Holly-Anne Rolfe & Sarah Bardsley.We love fabrics; our cushions, bags and accessories are available in a pick 'n' mix patchwork of vintage, african, liberty and modern scandinavian-style prints. We've got original illustrations, greetings cards and fabulous necklaces too...

Stallholder: Koiskitchen

I have hand-printed tea towels and cards. They are inspired by old 50s food adverts and cook book illustrations. My hand drawn images are made into screens and printed on linen/ cotton.

Tea towels are 12 pounds each and cards are 2 pounds each.

Stallholder: Lucy Noakes

Lucy's Little Curiosity Shop consists of handmade jewellery and art pieces which are inspired by Lucy's curiosities. Amongst these you will find Dorothy shoe necklaces, thaumatropes earrings and inedible 'Eat Me' goodies.

Price ranges from £5-£25.

Stallholder: Flair Design

I would be selling beautiful patchwork cushions. These luxurious cushion covers are a combination of screenprints, carefully selected fabrics and heat transfers. The price range is £25 to £50.

I would also be selling original mixed media paintings which range from £50 to £1000.

Stallholder: Orme and Hall

Damon Hall and Sarah Orme design and make unique, contemporaryjewellery using damaged antiques as their source material. Working primarily in silver, copper and bronze, they produce striking,individual pieces for every pocket.

Orme and Hall’s focus is on the reuse of the unwanted in the creation of desirable works of wearableart.

Stallholder: Zippy Lovelock

Zippy Lovelock designs and handcrafts one of a kind leather handbags and accessories made from recycling leather clothing.

Stallholder: SewSmitten

SewSmitten provides handmade accessories: bags and purses made with original designed and silk screen/digital printed fabrics, leather hair clips, brooches, jewellery and quirky Oyster/bus card holders.

Prices range from £2-£45

Stallholder: Andrea Morreau

Andrea Morreau's unique needlefelted objects and pictures will be available for sale with prices ranging from £30 -£150 and prints from £20.

Stallholder: Vicky Scott

My illustrations are inspired by a love of the 1920’s, fairytales, nature and most importantly a sense of humour. My images always have a story to tell and although it sounds cheesy I like the idea that one of my pictures has brightened up someones day. I will be exhibiting limited edition prints, greeting cards and badges.

Prices for unframed prints start from £20, greeting cards from £2 (6 for £10) and badges from 80p.

Stallholder: Tabatha Gravener

I will be displaying a diverse collection of large canvasses and sculpture dealing with movement and colour/ containment and emotion. My work is colourful, enthusiastic and bold.

Stallholder: imagebykatie

imagebykatie gives a colourful, creative & unique perspective on your everyday world. Enjoy prints, gifts, soft furnishings, cards, postcards and much more from £1 to £60.

Stallholder: Rebecca Gladstone

Ready to hang, hand sewn, lovingly picked vintage button embroideries.

Small £15 Medium £20 Large £25

Friday, 17 July 2009

Stallholder: Lisa Hall and Caron Ottewell

Caron is an artist who lives and works in Kent. She works predominantly with print and her practice explores memory and identity using family snapshots, postcards and children's books. She is currently making hand-printed ceramic brooches using images that resonate from her childhood.

Prices range from £5-20


Lisa Hall, an artist working across London and Kent will be selling a selection of prints that reference music and sound, from embossed translations of musical scores to monochrome prints and cards.

Prices range from £10 to £40

Wednesday, 8 July 2009

15 minute factory - September mini-festival

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15 minute factory returns with a mini-festival over
the weekend of 25th September
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Watch this space for updates!

Friday, 26 June 2009

Burlesque: The Art of Making Cheesecake - Marianne Cheescake

Marianne Cheesecake is an international burlesque performer with a name that brings smiles and sudden cravings for dessert.
She is an exotic beauty from the orient – a forbidden sweet for those who dare to indulge upon.

Combining traditional burlesque, dance choreography and physical comedy, Marianne captivates her audience with elegance, provocation and humour. Marianne gives an eastern twist to the popular character types she recreates from silent films, old Hollywood classics, and even past advertisement campaigns.

Marianne Cheesecake has performed in established London venues such as The Bloomsbury Ballroom, Bush Hall, Café de Paris, The Comedy Store, Hayward Gallery, Leicester Square Theatre, Madame JoJo's, and Volupte Lounge. Marianne has recently been published in international magazines, such as Playboy France (December 2008/January 2009) and That's Shanghai (January 2009).

photo by Mike Crawley.

Thursday, 25 June 2009

Roaming: Oliver Hymans

Oliver Hymans is a theatre artist, performer and a teacher.

Oliver is interested in the spaces in which performance happen, and is committed to exploring work in unusual or non-theatre spaces. He is the co-founder and artistic director of animate:SPACE, dedicated to infusing life in the forgotten spaces of the city.

With the company, Oliver was recently commissioned by the Barbican, in collaboration with their blockbuster show ‘Seduced: Art and Sex from Antiquity until Now’, to create a new performance (‘Draw Me Baby’) in the unique space of The Window Gallery, in Central London.

Past projects include: video design on ‘The Cows Come Home’ by Zeb Fontaine (Udder Belly @ Brighton Fringe Festival 2008); production assistant on ‘The Other is You’(Brighton, Berlin, Groningen; 2007) with internationally renowned performance company Station House Opera; scenographer for ‘Palm Grove Tales’ (Kerala, India 2006); designer and director for animate:SPACE: ‘Draw Me Baby’ (Barbican / The Window Gallery London 2007), ‘Spillage’ (Act Art 5 2006.


Music: Blue Rose Code

Think John Martyn meeting a young Van Morrison and you’re in the Blue Rose Code alt-folk sound- space which has a growing legion of fans that includes James Yorkston, Lou Rhodes, James Yuill and Polly Paulusma.

Formed in Edinburgh, now based in London, Blue Rose Code have honed their song writing talents on the folk circuit, often playing at the excellent Electroacoustic Club and the Union Chapel, as well as many other folk venues in the UK.

"John Martyn's inspiration is easy to hear in Blue Rose Code, an outfit whose youth belies the maturity of their sound. Tight melodies and jazzy flourishes make their sun-kissed sound one to listen out for." The Herald

"Gorgeous Celtic-inflected acoustic folk outfit." Time Out

"Really gorgeous little 7", both compositions really stand out from the acoustic troubadour playing field, making Blue Rose Code something worth keeping an eye on." Boomkat.com

Performance: Tentation and Com-mute - Madarms

Madarms is a group of performers who first met and worked with New York-based sound artist, Marina Rosenfeld, in 2005. We compose, play and perform outside the constraints of ‘traditional’ musical forms, using graphic scores, recorded sound and live accompaniment.

Tentation: a timely and surprising 21st century work, choreographed by Anja Doll, with pre-recorded score by Mariko Otake, featuring six tents that move, breed and consume. Tentation draws on contemporary themes from news footage of misplaced peoples to battlegrounds, suggesting the environmental fragility of our world.

Com-mute: shot through with layered images of shadowy, wordless passengers and ebb and flow of tidal waters that wash over repeated patterns, the visual score of Com-mute is a poetic metaphor of the journey of life itself. With string accompaniment.

Wednesday, 17 June 2009

Performance: Changing Pace - Rosalind Parker

Changing Pace looks at the desire to move forward versus the attachment to the past.

We follow a personal journey of questions and tests in this 15 minute physical poem.

Along with traditional roles, Rosalind's theatre work includes a strong history of physical performance and dance, most recently in her role in "April's Fool" - a piece devised using Grotowski inspired methods.

Tuesday, 16 June 2009

Burlesque: Cary, Cary won't marry.....me - Ditsy Daisy and Domestic Doris

Ditsy Daisy and Domestic Doris declare their undying love for Cary Grant.

A fun-filled burlesque performance, exploring the relationship between Hollywood, Suburbia, celebrities and us mere humans.

A celebration of stars not celebrities, so Big Brother cast-offs are not welcome (Sorry Chantelle)

Friday, 15 May 2009

15 Minute Factory - Saturday 30th May


15 Minute Factory
Saturday 30th May 5pm to midnight

performance : art : film : live music : djs : cabaret

at The Rag Factory
16-18 Heneage Street E1 5JL (off Brick Lane)

Tickets £8 On the Door or £6 Guestlist
email 15ticket@gmail.com list closes midnight 29/05/09


Thursday, 14 May 2009

Program

Line- up 
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*Missed 

5:00 - 6:15 Showreel  ( Mike Chan, Rosie Carr, Tereza Buskova)
6:30 - 7:00    Jos Co.
7:15 - 7:45   Eirini Kartsaki
8:30 - 9:00   Poppy Mallow
9:15 - 10:00   Nick Trepka
10:15-11:00   Jont 

*Kissed

5:00 - 6:15   Showreel (Selection of Film)
6:40 - 7:00   Roberta Vaz
7:45 - 8:15   Ewelina Kolaczek
8:40 -8:50   Sally Wyatt
8.50- 9.00   Jesse Darling
9:00 - 9:15   Lorraine Smith
9:10 - 9:20   Sally Wyatt
9.20 - 9.30   Jesse Darling
9:40 - 9:50   Sally Wyatt
10:00 -11:00   Showreel ( Mike Chan, Rosie Carr, Tereza Buskova)


*Off the Wall 

6:00 - 6:30   Nick Trepka
6:30 - 7:00   Jont 
7:00 - 7:45   Young and the damned
8:00 - 8:45   Naked with horses
9:00 - 9:15   Daniel Somerville
9:30 - 10:40   Rotkappchen
10:40 -12:00   Bag of Change 


*On the Wall

Ginny Yang: 8.30
Katz Maffioletti:   Throughout
WIll Bock:   Throughout


*5:00 onwards
Harriet Poole : Liam Herne : Oliver Hymans : Yoko Ishiguro : Roberto Sanchez-Camus : Ana Lorraine Lui and Ben Backhouse 

Film: Mike Chan


Mike Chan is a Hong Kong born and London based illustrator, animator and film maker. He went to BA Graphic Design and MA Communication Design in Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design.

His works feature a strong innovative vision in both image making and time-based media.Some of his films have been officially selected in festivals such as DOTMOV festival, The Hidden Arts Festival, The Poetry Animation Shorts at the Whitechapel Art Gallery and EmergeAndSee.

He has created characters of fire and ice. He is interested in the relationship between them. They contradict each other and are unique. The contradictions include heat and cold, dangerous and safe, soft and hard, solid, liquid and gas.

http://www.chanmike.com/

Tuesday, 12 May 2009

Music: Jont

Over the last ten years Jont, the singer-songwriter and creator of “Unlit” (a unique mixture of a party and a gig that has recently become a global internet phenomenon), has grown from unknown to an artist and cultural catalyst attracting critical acclaim and on the brink of mainstream success.

2008’s “Supernatural” was Dermot O’Leary’s album of the week on Radio Two, and was given 4 stars by UNCUT’s Nigel Williamson who commented on his “achingly lovely melodies” and a voice somewhere between “Jeff Tweedy and Damon Albarn”.
Live appearances followed on Radio 4’s Loose Ends, BBC World Service, and on both Johnnie Walker and Dermot O’leary’s Radio 2 shows. While Dermot declared Jont “a true innovator”, and called Supernatural “a beautiful album”, Johnnie got Jont back to play his show a second time and then later in the year even invited him to his own house to put on one of his increasingly legendary “Unlit” nights.

Art: Masaki Yada


My recent work is the evidence of the visual examination of my ferocious fascination for old masters paintings. While I am interested in several formats that often appear in paintings produced by17th Century Dutch painters, my main focus is on vanitas.

I am interested in not mere realism as it only replicates the exterior of objects but the artist’s interpretation of the objects without intentional exaggeration. I have noticed that the during the process of delineating objects in a visually realistic way, because of one’s own nature and qualities, the imageries depicted by the artists has particular characteristics. My pursuit is to realize my uniqueness, and it is indeed my transgressive act against what has been considered as the current.

Film: Weddings Rituals and Forgotten Marriage - Tereza Buskova


Tereza Buskova is a Czech artist who completed her MA at the Royal College of Art in 2007, having studied at Northumbria University for a BA in Fine Art. She works with print, film and performance.

Her work has been described by critics as being “rich in exotic imagery” and at the same time “confusingly sinister”.

She has won international awards in Estonia and Canada for her vivid and imaginative super 8 film ‘Wedding Rituals’ which focus on the complexities of personal relations and social rituals,
an interpretation of Bohemian marital folklore and the complex narratives of a young bride.

Wedding Rituals, 2007 Super 8 film
Direction, make-up, props: Tereza Buskova Music: Bela Emerson Cast: Vangelis Legakis, Joni Levinson, Zoe Simon

Forgotten Marriage, 2008Super 8 film
Direction, make-up, props: Tereza Buskova Music: Bela Emerson Cast: Zoe Simon, Jaroslav Bartunek

Performance: Down Below - Eirini Kartsaki

Eirini Kartsaki writes and performs from time to time. Her work, which is about and from the body, explores the thrill and wonder of eroticism, discovering, through the physicality of movement and the repetitive storytelling that, ultimately, what we want is to want.

A fictive beginning, a false entrance, a story that begins by repeating itself. Its first time takes place several times of which one, among others, is the last.

http://www.myspace.com/eirinikartsaki

Monday, 11 May 2009

Performance: The Typewriters - Roberta Vaz

'The Typewriters' is a minimalist dance theatre performance with a unique soundscape. A dark and yet comical comment on the absurdly impersonal relationships in post-modern societies.

Roberta Vaz is a theatre maker and performer with a background in drama, physical theatre and dance. Her work brings together threads of narrative, visual installation and choreography to create a unique vision based on elements of everyday life, resulting in performances that both challenge and captivate.

Cast: Lorraine Smith, Sonja Bruhlmann, Tzvetomir Lazarov

Sound: Patrick Furness Make up: Katja Siimes Set: Jung Eun Yoo Direction: Roberta Vaz

Performance Installation: Lulu - Ginny Yang

"Make me of what you wish, why else am I there? Only, don't throw me away."

Based on the 1894 play of the same title by Frank Wedekind, "Lulu" investigates the darker side of fascination and the construction of self-identity through interaction with others.
Ginny recently completed her MA in Costume Design at LCF. She is also an illustrator, graphic designer, and lighting designer.

Cabaret: PhOPS-i (post human ontological post serious irony) - Daniel Somerville

Daniel Somerville is a performer working in live art and neo-burlesque with influences from butoh and opera.

He graduated from Central School of Speech and Drama with a 1st in Alternative Theatre and New Performance Practice and is currently studying his MA in Performance Making at Goldsmiths. PhOPS-i is a new work which takes a post serious look at serious live art.


Cabaret: Vivian Coma

Vivian Coma was born in london on august 2008 out of Nikoloaos Paravatos' need for exposing folk roots expressed on a city landscape.

The first belly dance performance was commissioned by the burlesque Dark Theatre (sept. '08) in the Jamm club Brixton. Since then, another 14 performances took place in London with the help of more artists. So far, a spoon player, a violinist, a singer and a cellist have contributed to the magically real eastern sound of vivian coma, and more will be invited to join in the future.

Film: Rosie Carr

Rosie Carr is a visual artist from London by way of Brighton, who makes works on paper, canvas, film and video.

Influenced by phantasmagoria, magic lantern shows, and the delights and illusion of early cinema, her current work seeks to discover the ever shifting light and shadow of nature and the clash of humanity in the natural world; whilst exploring unseen gardens and painted skies.

Performance Installation: The Black Gaffa Tape Experiment - Sally O'Dowd

A performance for the navigator, the Black Gaffa Tape Experiment is a continuing investigation into ownership and marked territories.

Within her practice Sally uses her body to investigate her position in the constructed human environment. She is actively interested in navigation and ownership of place and space. She explores these issues in paint, process based print and performance.

Sally O’Dowd is an Irish-born visual artist and performer. She has worked in Ireland and Cyprus, and currently lives and works in London.

Art: Ana-Lorraine Lui



Ana-Lorraine Lui is a London based artist whose multi-disciplinary practice explores the notion of The Poetic Image.

The Poetic Image is an essence that arises out of our temporal experience - the stuff the gives memories and dreams their poignant values. She weaves fragmented narratives that are at times abstract, at times subversive, always sensual.

http://www.whispersinwater.com/

Art: Benjamin Backhouse

London based artist Benjamin C. M. Backhouse's existentialist photographs explore the isolation of the psyche.

Wandering the city at night, Backhouse captures eerie scenes of empty streets and abandoned spots - non-places that are overlooked and often transient by nature. He aims to capture a sense of isolation by allowing the viewer to explore the photographs, and perhaps to empathise with his own isolation when making exposures.

Interactive Installation: Will It Hurt? - Catherine Maffioletti


The installation will invite participants to wear miniature cameras and interact in a space comprised of props, performers and projections showing the live feeds produced by the participants.

Through interfacing with the multi-media apparatus participants will compose the artwork’s narrative. Enjoining objects, things and others to form an estranged encounter, an intimate, questionably, ocular relationship between the real space and the imaginary site of the screen.

Sound Artist: Jose Sanchez Rivas
Performers/Facilitators: Coromoto Power, Catlin Harrison, Sam Clorley
Film Crew, Hold That ProductionsDaniel Stepney, Justin Hodgett, Ben Titchmarsh, Thom Martin
Photographer: Alan Framil

http://www.chelsea.arts.ac.uk/47163.htm

www.catherinemaffioletti.com

katz_kitty@hotmail.com

Cabaret: Sally Wyatt

Sally Wyatt is a stand up comedian, writer performance poet and character actor. She writes short plays and performance pieces based around the people often overlooked in society.

She is particularly passionate around public attitudes to mental health and the concept of social norms. Sally believes that there are two types of people in the world the mentally ill and those awaiting diagnosis. She uses observations from her experiences of working in the mental health field and of having Bi-polar herself .

Her work tends to be darkly comical and centres around engaging the audience to see the world through the character’s sometimes warped reality and through humour to try to challenge people’s perspective of normality .

Thursday, 7 May 2009

Art: The Last Bock - William Bock

William Bock is a London based visual artist and theatre designer. His practice combines painting and drawing with collaborative projects as part of the theatre collective StrangeWorks.

Currently William is documenting the myriad of stories within his ownfamilyhistory, throughportraiture and the written word. His work is a reaction to thesepersonaldocuments which attemptsto find a visual language to express his place within his family tree.

Roaming: Human Notepad - Liam Herne

Sick and tired of getting your comments ignored? Liam Herne is offering the public the chance to have their say in a more personal way. Scrawl, scribble, doodle on Liam’s body, have your opinions seen by all and help him become the Human Notepad.

Liam Herne is a performance based sculptor. He usually presents his work in the mediums of video, photography and performance. He has performed and has had work shown in various locations such as Brighton, Hertfordshire, Northern Ireland and Poland.

Previous performances have seen him trying to grow in height and being wrapped in cling-film to various objects.

Roaming: It doesn’t really matter if it’s actually raining or not–what matters is where the rain is coming from - Yoko Ishiguro

Yoko Ishiguro is a performance maker, performer and actress. She studied psycholingistics in University of Tsukuba and participated in experimental theatre companies in Japan.

In 2005, Yoko Ishiguro started to create her own/collaboration pieces in/out of Japan. Mostly, her works are sight-specific and time-specific andhave been performed to look at“co-existence”, “time and distance” and “individual memories andcollective memory” by distorting the meanings of the venues and relationships between theperformances the audience and bringing some theatrical techniques includingher physical existence and some daily technologies such as the internet andvideo.

http://web.mac.com/ishiguroyoko/

Performance: Six o'clock Swill - Lorraine Smith

Butoh-based exploration into Mr Punch and the archetype of the drunken old man.

Lorraine Smith, artistic director and choreographer of Silversmith Dance Theatre, is a dance practitioner trained in contemporary and expressive dance, and is part of the Newington Collective, Animate: SPACE and the traditional Palestinian and Lebanese dance troupe Al Zaytouna.

Music / DJ: Rotkäppchen

Rotkäppchen are an English/German two-piece playing live electronic music (in ‘Nu White Stripes’ style with live drums) as well as doing live laptop DJ sets.

Their tunes are strong, captivating, danceable electro-mash and their stage performances are enriched by sinister costumes that abide by the meaning of their band name (‘little red riding hood’).

Wednesday, 6 May 2009

Performance: Egony - Jos Co.

Two women, a man and a canvas.

Inspired by artist Egon Schiele and his muses, Egony is a visual, bodily performance exploring womanhood at the crossroads of love and obsession, flesh and image, togetherness and alienation.

How does someone else’s vision alter us?

Performance: Cutting - Ewelina Kolaczek


Cutting is a work-in-progress by Ewelina Kolaczek of Switch Performance.

A performance of a personal ritual for an intimate audience - memories of cutting away, cutting off from … the moment of decision.

Ewelina is an artist and curator. She often asks you to do difficult things with and/or to her. Consenting or dissenting, you always have a choice.

Photo: Tom Medwell

Tuesday, 21 April 2009

Katharine Fry Mini-Biog

Katharine Fry was born in Belgium but is of British origin. A trained visual artist and Central Saint Martins MA Scenography graduate, she works predominantly in live art and object-based performance.

She has begun to perform as a solo Live Artist, debuting at my site in space 4 at the Resistance Gallery, Bethnal Green. She recently led Embodying Moment, a practice-led participatory workshop at Feminist Research Methods Conference 2009 in Stockholm, Sweden and continues to develop new work that plays with repetition, participation, the position of the audience and site-specificity.

http://www.katharinewheel.com/

Jung Eun Yoo Mini-Biog

Jung Eun Yoo, a Korean-born British citizen, is a scenographer, director, and producer. Interested in using non-traditional theatre spaces for performance art and installation, she bears an in MA Scenography from Central St Martins, where she had previously completed a BA in Theatre Design for Performance.

In 2006 she was a finalist in the Linbury Biennial Prize for Stage Design and exhibited at the National Theatre in London. A founding member of animate:SPACE, a performance production company specialising in the creation of unique performances and events with an emphasis on site-specific work.

http://www.animatespace.com/

Monday, 20 April 2009

Call for Submissions

Wanted:
Live Art / Performance
Bands / DJs / VJs
Cabaret / Burlesque
Stand-up / Spoken Word
2d Artwork / Video

Submissions are currently sought for this four room event at the Rag Factory off Brick Lane.

KISSED: cabaret / burlesque / spoken-word / stand-up
MISSED: performance / acoustic / video
ON THE WALL: 2d work / video
OFF THE WALL: bands / djs / vjs

roaming performance throughout

Expressions of interest should be sent to 15minutefactory@gmail.com accompanied by chosen date (May 30 or July 18) and as appropriate links to documentation, myspace, youtube, brief synopsis, cast list, duration and tech spec including space requirements and get in / out. (No more than one side of A4)

Deadline for submissions is Friday 24 April. Site visits 27 to 29 April.

No payment can be offered at this time. Tickets will be sold to cover organisational costs only. Participating acts will be offered comps and concs for friends and guests.
Kiss Me Miss Me is the curatorial partnership of Katharine Fry and Jung Eun Yoo