Monthly Archives: June 2018

An evening of art, performance and music curated by Cos Chapman with: Sylvia Hallett – Composer and Improviser Two Rudes – Miss Roberts and Cos of Rude Mechanicals Muerte Roja – Mad Pirvan and Jowe Head – poetry and sound 7 … Continue reading →

Rescheduled from March, Phil Maguire brings Sonic Luz to Hundred Years Gallery. Quiet music label verz and Yorkshire-based experimental organisation ame present a collaborative concert. Phil Maguire (verz) will perform a solo realisation of ‘While Listening’ by Thomas Martin Nutt, recently released … Continue reading →

Pau Alabajos is a Valencian protest-singer who started his musical career performing on the streets of València. In 2004, he released his debut album, Futur en Venda, which received the Ovidi Montllor award for his lyrics. With 7 CD releases, … Continue reading →

            Private View Thursday 21st June 6:30 – 9:30pm A selection of large format cloud prints shot in the Caribbean and London showing the beauty of a colour that is not actually there. These images … Continue reading →

Following their collaboration on the ‘Memory’ theme as part of a group show currently exhibiting in St. Pancras Hospital, artists Jill Rock and Montse Gallego continued experimenting with the subject during their three days intense residency at the GreatArt shop on … Continue reading →

We’re pleased to announce the 5th event of Bill Thompson’s extended residency at Hundred Years Gallery – Mercury Over Maps The evening will feature 4 solo sets by artists well known for their innovation with electronics, instrument design and sound installation: Tom Richards,Dawn Scarfe, Thomas … Continue reading →

Fragmentary, stuttering, at the edge of words – water drops across the page and through the body itself host, permeable and permeating.   HYG NIGHTS is, fourth time around, proud to present: Rosie Terry Toogood – Flluuiid Rosie Terry Toogood … Continue reading →

“Step Across the Border”, rated by Cahiers du Cinema as one of the 100 most influential films in cinema history, is a 90 minute documentary on the work of composer, improviser and multi-instrumentalist Fred Frith. An example of Cinema Direct, … Continue reading →

  Alfred Zimmerlin: cello Flo Stoffner: guitar David Meier: drums Band Website ‘Letting loose‘ is the driving force of this comprehensive generational trio that jettisons and unleashes, with symbiotically spontaneous reactions and a delicate feel for what the music offers … Continue reading →

Anne La Berge (NL) and Phil Maguire (UK) present a new work for electronics, voice, truth, and lies… Fly around one another and paint sounds. Weave texts about current truths and lies in and out. Further coloring the perception of … Continue reading →

Mark Wastell has been organising larger formations of musicians, collectively known as THE SEEN since 2001. Using predominantly improvised material with occasional instructions or themes distributed to individual musicians just prior to performance. No formation has ever been repeated, THE … Continue reading →

Greta Pistaceci Greta Pistaceci is a multidisciplinary artist, performer and improviser.Though her practice has its start-point in sound, her interests go beyond the sonic field. Two main threads run through her work: firstly, an interest in the potentially transformative power … Continue reading →

Tim Fairhall has performed on many of the most significant stages in Britain and internationally, including the Barbican, the Royal Festival Hall, the Royal Albert Hall, Glasgow Royal Concert Hall, Cologne Philharmonic, Gulbenkian Grande Auditorium Lisbon, and many others. In 2008 … Continue reading →

The Balloons: We are honoured to welcome The Balloons. A trio that exhibits some of the essence of The Magic Band but twisted into their own unique style. Listenable, danceable (you know what I mean) and funny. Around so long … Continue reading →

Randall Hall is a leading interpreter of contemporary music for saxophone. Innova Recordings describes his music as “high-octane, supercharged sax” while The Wire says he plays with ‘utter confidence’, ‘fire and teeth’, and ‘unexpectedly tough beauty’. Gramophone declares, ‘Randall Hall … Continue reading →

Lungimirante : Viv Corringham (voice), Hannah Marshall (cello), Gianni Mimmo (soprano saxophone), Alison Blunt (violin) Far-seeing or far-sighted qualities are often undervalued in Western culture’s obsessions with the instant and with an inclination for short cuts to a destination or goal. … Continue reading →