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15 minute factory brings together new and cutting-edge acts blurring the boundaries between performance, art and music

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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.
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.
Ever wanted to own a part of someone else’s body?
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
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.
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).
P&O = Precise and Olson. Two dj/producers hailing from East Anglia- the home of the Hip.
In a mixing bowl, combine bizarre movie cuts & vintage adds until smooth.
Sub Secret believe that music, as a 21st century art form, should be involving, intriguing and interactive.
Any good peasant soup has all sorts of good things thrown in.
Miss Electra Cute is Julia Barnett's Burlesque personality.
Maya Levy is a singer, songwriter and actress.
Once described as 'feel-good after midnight music for the disturbed'.
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. .
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.
T-Land, choreographed and performed by Helena Eflerová, alternates between the physical performance and living sculpture, the public and private, the universal and personal.
Amen
Fabyc will present a slow motion series of incremental gestures in relationship to a lifesize fibreglass double of herself.
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.
A dark tale of desire, death and ... deadliness it involves whips, fire, and a dead horse…
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.
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.
Behind the artist’s production rests the epistemological question : How do we know ?
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.
Steph West is joined by Tori Handsley: two harpists with a shared love of dancing rhythms, vivid chords and a free flowing melody.
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.
The sweet, fiery warblings of Suffolk singer-songwriter Fiona Bevan have been compared to Erykah Badu, Joni Mitchell and Marc Bolan.
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.
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.
Ruth Harrison is a time-traveller who plays with history, memory, sexuality and gender.
Before graduating in Fine Art from CSM, Robin Gardiner worked in animation, film and television.
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).
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.
GENNAO is a live cinema performance where Carlos Jimenez manipulates films, youtube stuff, noises and music to create a personal universe.
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.
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.
“Whatever is perfect suffers no witnesses...”
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.
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
Drop in and experiment with recycled and found objects to make a unique corsage to brighten up your button hole.
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.
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.
An artist of surprising philosophical depth and lyrical brilliance" (Wears the Trousers Magazine).
‘Turning something old into something new’
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!
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.
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.
I'm an illustrator from London making original handmade and unique paper goods as well as bags and t-shirts all designed by myself.
Brouhaha by Alexyi Reneece. My individuality and style come from expressing myself and who I am and not what others think I should be.
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.
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.
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.
Tigz is a recent illustration graduate from Westminster University and her work is not for the faint-hearted!
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.
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.
Paintings and etchings of saints and animals, plus hand made books from recycled materials.
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.
Andrea Morreau's unique needlefelted objects and pictures will be available for sale with prices ranging from £30 -£150 and prints from £20.
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.
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.
Marianne Cheesecake is an international burlesque performer with a name that brings smiles and sudden cravings for dessert.
Oliver Hymans is a theatre artist, performer and a teacher.
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.
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.
Changing Pace looks at the desire to move forward versus the attachment to the past.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


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.

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.
"Make me of what you wish, why else am I there? Only, don't throw me away."
Daniel Somerville is a performer working in live art and neo-burlesque with influences from butoh and opera.
Vivian Coma was born in london on august 2008 out of Nikoloaos Paravatos' need for exposing folk roots expressed on a city landscape.
Rosie Carr is a visual artist from London by way of Brighton, who makes works on paper, canvas, film and video.
A performance for the navigator, the Black Gaffa Tape Experiment is a continuing investigation into ownership and marked territories.
London based artist Benjamin C. M. Backhouse's existentialist photographs explore the isolation of the psyche.
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 Productions: Daniel Stepney, Justin Hodgett, Ben Titchmarsh, Thom Martin
Photographer: Alan Framil
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.
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.
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.
Yoko Ishiguro is a performance maker, performer and actress. She studied psycholingistics in University of Tsukuba and participated in experimental theatre companies in Japan.
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.