We’re jamming till the jam is through… An audio visual performance space open to anyone wanting to join. No warning needed, just come as you are! May 3rd from 6pm at the new social centre, old fire station in Whitgift Street, SE11 6AT [map].
Featuring Edwise & Buster [DJs], d [VJ], Nene [physical performer], Paddy Waters [trick cycling] + you + + +
Also happening in the space: bicycle, puppets and circus Workshops, Photography exhibition and open cafe.
This is an open platform that does not intend to curate or present a specific type of work or artists.
Whether you want to research, explore and/or play in the space, or present a piece of work you have ready please come along. Whatever you want to do.
The Fire Station Social Centre is an immense place that allows for endless possibilities and development of work in an amazing space. There are no allocated spaces or time slots, the idea is that you arrive in the space and do what you want when you want and where you want. The idea of Performance Doesn’t Matter is an experiment in itself and whoever comes along, to perform and/or watch, makes it what it is.
to spit, papers, chewing gum, toilets and piss. Sweeping, moping, brushing, scrubbing,
dusting, dancing, wondering, watching, listening, thinking. Turn things shiny and
clean, make them smell good and look respectable. For the rich and lazy or in the
interest of us all its got to be done. Everyday, unnoticed and despised, admired and fetishised.
Its got to be done its got to be done its got to be done its got to be done…ok, lets do it!!
Photo by William Johnson
The 4for4 collective (Andre, Ludo, Barkosina, Federico) present: ‘The Birth’
Inspired by a very ancient story, The Birth explores and subverts one of the most celebrated single moments in human history: the birth of Jesus. From fiction to reality lays a very thin line. Crossing this line back and forward, with satire, nonsense and a dash of surrealism, the performance unfolds the untold truth…or is it fiction?
Little J- ‘The Birth’, Brixton Village, London, December 2011
Gabriel- ‘The Birth’, Brixton Village, London, December 2011
Daily Walk around the old new Hackney Wick and the Olympics park, London. Photos from street art, architecture, details, textures and street signs.
Please kill Bill$ in my account [preferably]. Free video loops with Ds pay check, I mean, artwork here.
Photography research of Urban Creative Intervention.
Straight from English street walls, pavements, gates and so on… Graffiti, stencil, stickers…
Please comment with any additional information [author / location].
See full collection, map locations, download and share individual pictures on Picasa Web Albums.
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Stop motion photography of Ds WAY artwork titled Revolootion which is a word game made with toilette rolls.
Download Video free here
“Stop the War, a graphic history” is a book illustrating the last 10 years of pro peace demonstrations and activism. Designed by Ds collaborator Péter Palásthy, edited by our friend Marie Gollentz, directed by Andrew and foreword by Tony Benn, it includes photographs from Guy Smallman, Paul Mattsson, Peter Marshall, Kristian Buus, Marc Vallée, Brian David Stevens, Pete Riches and many more. It also presents the artwork of artists such as Ralph Steadman, Martin Rowson, Steve Bell, Banksy, David Gentleman, Kennardphillips, Jamie Reid, Karmarama, James Cauty, Clifford Harper, among others.
The launch was at Housmans Bookshop in Caledonian road, Kings Cross, London.
You can buy it from a good shop or directly from the Stop the War coalition website.
Below are some pictures from Ds copy.
