Today’s Organ thing of the day, Eat Dirt, no idea who these nameless people are, they have history, they’re keeping that history to themselves, they don’t have names, they say they’re pissed off, they sound like they are, we’ve probably had a run in with them somewhere, they’re say they’re “a pissed off punk rock…
Thirteen Questions From Organ. The idea is simple, an ongoing series of thirteen questions sent out to people who’s creativity we’re rather admiring and enjoying at the moment – artists, musicians, film makers, mostly artists and who knows who? Today, ahead of the Leytonstone Arts Trail, and his own show that’s part of this year’s…
The 2017 Art Car Boot Fair is almost upon us, and as we’ve said on these pages before, always one of the highlights of our art year, Sunday 9th July is the date, Whitgift Street, Vauxhall, London, SE11 is the place so don’t be making for Brick Lane this year, Vauxhall is the place (which…
Performance artist Amy Kingsmill took part in the open night of Cultivate‘s Interact show last week, well actually she took part in the entire four-day show with her piece Fairytale, a piece that stood in the middle of the gallery from start to finish. Interact, a group show featuring the paintings, sculpture, print making,…
Five? Five slices, I wish I had some bubblegum. It may not be Monday but you know the score and no one likes Mondays anyway, there’s nothing happy about a Monday. Hang on, it is Monday again, we were busy Interacting and something somewhere near like snap, crackle and pop all rounded up in one big…
Quiet British Accent’s summer seaside adventure opened last night on a beach at the top end of Hackney on the edges of East London. Okay, so there wasn’t any sea and the “beach” was more the backyard that doubles as the open air Elements Gallery out back of the rather coldly formal Angus-Hughes art space…
Half The Sky then, another Thursday evening in East London, art, music and more, how beautifully easy on the ear was that last night? Surely music that complex, music that impressively difficult shouldn’t be that enjoyable? Half The Sky played London’s Cafe Oto last night, their first performance on Lindsay Cooper’s home soil, “We were…
It rather looks like a state of peace might have broken out between those trying to save the glorious thing that is London’s Southbank Undercroft, and the people in control of the Southbank Centre itself. We’ll refrain from editorial comment and bring you the press release that just cane in. We have been rather vocal…
Half the Sky present a selection of Lindsay Cooper’s compositions for the groups Henry Cow and News From Babel and Music for Films at London’s Cafe Oto this Thursday June 22nd. Cafe OTO is at 18–22 Ashwin street, Dalston, London, E8 3DL Half the Sky – The Music of Lindsay Cooper + James Larcombe (DJ) + Marina Organ (DJ)…
“I just met Sir Ian McKellen, he was eating a pasty” so read the post on one of Marnie Scarlet’s cards pinned to her yellow latex interactive smiley-face social media notice board, don’t know if Sir Ian was eating his snack at the show, it was rather busy in the gallery last night, impossible to see…
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