Showing posts with label Art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Art. Show all posts

Wednesday, 30 June 2010

Tonight || Wednesday events!!! || Akilah Live


When: Wednesday 30th June 2010
Where: The Flea Pit, 49
Columbia Road, London E2 7RG






Doors - 7pm
Show time – 8pm
Tickets: At door £5 all night

Details as follows:

Akilah Live is back this month with another night full of cross arts brought to you by some of London’s up and coming talent.

Gracing the stage this month

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COMEDY:

Josephine Lacey
Her first stand-up gig was on the 28th of October ’08 at a comedy showcase in Camden. After performing at the showcase I was given the opportunity to perform on the main stage of The Hackney Empire for the 10th anniversary of ‘The Comedy School.’ She has performed alongside established comedians such as Felix Dexter, Phil Jupitus, Nina Conti, Arthur Smith, Josie Lawrence, Shazia Mirza and Quincy. She now performs regularly on the comedy circuit. 

POETRY: 

LyricistSistah Saffron Mykels

Twenty one year old LyricistSistah Saffron Mykels - better known as Saffy - was born an raised in South East London. With her brutally honest lyrics and cool, calm and collected delivery, touching on subjects that many would wince at discussing, Saffy expresses herself through poetry and songwriting and singing. 

G.R.E.E.D.S
Performance poet, G.R.E.E.D.S (Generating Rhymes to Engage the EnlighteneD Soul) has been performing in the circuit (underground/open mic) for three years, writing from roughly 11 (now 25.) His aim is to bring some awareness of Spoken word on a much broader scale. His style combines music with poetry. Last year he ventured in completing his own album followed by a launch. Coming into this year he is still fully believes in branching out a lot more and being one of many to fly the flag of the Art form.
http://www.iamgreeds.com/
http://twitter.com/iamgreeds

Jay Bernard
Author of Your Sign is Cuckoo, Girl (2007), which was the poetry book society's pamphlet choice for summer 2008. She was recently poet in residence on allotments in London and Oxford, and at the Benenden School in Kent. She has read her work on radio shows such as The Verb, The Green Room and the Today Show; and appeared at venues from Trafalgar Square and Shakespeare's Globe, at festivals such as Vienna Lit in Austria and Latitude. brrnrrd.wordpress.com. 

MUSIC: 

Hannah Heart Shape 
A blend of bluesy tones over sparse acoustic licks, with a poetry to her songs she is hackneys answer to billie holiday
www.myspace.com/hananimusic

Sam Sally 
Her sweet mystery mix of electronica & dreamy vocal soundscapes will take you into a world unknown where cats wear hats & trees sing.
http://www.myspace.com/samsally

Becca Anne David 
Brighton based singer/song writer.

Mitchell Bruce
Currently setting the scene a blaze Mitchell brigns a subtle blend of rnb soul and rock to the stage that will leave your ears in acoustic bliss.

DANCE:
'Mein Wort ist schwarz geworden' 
It is the result of research concerning 'Bodily States in Shapelessness'.





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Thursday, 17 June 2010

TONIGHT || Pride London Exhibition "Rough and Dandy" 2010. ft Damilola


When: 17th of June 2010
Where: 10 Gales Railway Arch 10, Gales Gardens E2 0EJ London


Details as follows:
Come see some exlusive Damilola Paintings and illustration up close and personal, something not to miss.

Opening times for the gallery are Tuesday to Saturday 1pm - 8pm, and Sunday 12-6pm

This exhibition is on for one week only. 


Start: 6pm // Finish 10pm



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Wednesday, 31 March 2010

Urban Africa: A Photographic Survey by David Adjaye


When: 31st March- 05 September 2010
Where: Design Museum




Please note this exhibition will be closed on 13 April, but is open at all other times.

Exhibition tickets available in advance from Ticketweb
Free Gallery Tours
Sunday 20 June + Sunday 15 August - 1.30pm
Free 30 minute gallery tour led by a Design Museum curator or design specialist.
No need to pre-book, but places are limited.


Details as follows:

Large-scale projections of photographs taken in African cities by architect David Adjaye as part of his ongoing research into new patterns of urbanism, which addresses the scant existing documentation of the built environment in Africa.


One of the leading architects of his generation, David Adjaye has stepped out of his regular line of work to photograph and document key cities in Africa as part of an ongoing project to study new patterns of urbanism. Often regarded as a continent defined by underdevelopment, poverty, war and tourism, through this exhibition Adjaye presents Africa in a different light, examining the buildings and places which have a special resonance with his preoccupations as an architect.


This detailed survey will reveal a unique snapshot of life in Africa today, documenting the nature of urban life in a developing continent, a unique geo-cultural survey profiling the African city in a global context.

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David Adjaye talking about his project 'Bus Shelter' which featured in the Design Museum exhibition Super Contemporary in June 2009.





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