Wednesday, 2 November 2011

101 Project



I have contributed four films to the 101 Project which will open on Friday at LAB Gallery in New York.

For more information about the exhibition click here

Thursday, 6 October 2011

Tusk Festival

I am volunteering at the Tusk Festival this weekend. There are a lot of interesting acts playing. I’m especially looking forward to seeing Bill Orcutt and Hype Williams.

Festival website

Festival Soundcloud

Saturday, 16 July 2011

Praxis Public House

For the MFA exhibition at Newcastle University I am building a pub in my studio. I will brew my own beer for it and host a series of events over the course of the exhibition. You can follow my progress on another blog I have made for the project.

The exhibition runs from Saturday 20th August until Saturday 3rd September. Preview Friday 19th August, 6 - 8pm

MFA Exhibition website

Praxis Public House Blog

Tuesday, 12 July 2011

NWONWOBH



That Fucking Tank have a new video. The song will be avaliable on a split 10" later this month.

More details here

Monday, 4 July 2011

I will be providing visuals for Lanterns on the Lake when they support Katheryn Williams at the Playhouse in Whitley Bay this Friday (09/07/11)

Please click here for more information about the gig.

To hear new music by Lanterns click here

Monday, 13 June 2011

ASA + NEPN = SLIDESHOW

I will be showing a Slideshow of my Consumed portraits at The Black Swan, next to Newcastle Arts centre on Tuesday 14th June. 6:30pm start.

More information can be found on Facebook here

Wednesday, 8 June 2011

Trading Post, Allenheads

On Saturday 11th June Allenheads Centre for Contemporary Arts have an opening for the Trading Post exhibition. It starts at 2pm, then continues from 7pm with a party that I will be DJing songs from the Trading Post Music Collection.

For more information see below and follow the links.

Trading Post

An exhibition of objects, sounds and songs from the people of Allenheads and the wider High Forest Area, compiled by ACA through donations loaded with personal histories and narratives.

“Through the objects, songs and sounds of the place and the people there –it (Trading Post) invites a subjective enquiry suffused with mystery and wonder... reflective of the multifarious times, perspectives and experiences of the High Forest area.” (Iris Aspinall Priest)

Come and enjoy live music, refreshments and fun activities for all the family throughout the afternoon.


Trading Post Website
Facebook event page