Monthly Archives: December 2018

Welcome to our fabulous annual celebration of the winter solstice and the returning light, with food, drinks and performances by Douglas Benford & Marjolaine Charbin,  Cos Chapman, Grassy Noel & APE with Mai Nguyen Tri, Murphy Robertson & Nick Hann, Jill Rock & Steve Micalef with KMAT, Alex Macdonald, Míss Roberts, Abdul Azeez, Mervyn … Continue reading →

As part of the current VII : The Chariot exhibition, we present a reading and discussion between artist and writer Kofi Boamah, composer, film maker and writer Robert Robertson & poet and painter Abdul Azeez. Kofi Boamah Over the course of … Continue reading →

      Tom Mudd is a musician and programmer interested in relationships between software, composition and improvisation. He lectures in sound and algorithmic music at Edinburgh College of Art. tommudd.co.ukOnin is the collaborative duo of James L Malone and … Continue reading →

Stevon Russell and Richard Norris met at a Performing Rights Society event featuring their music and immediately decided to collaborate. Stevon and the Colour Collection’s concert tonight is inspired by multiple examples of Striations. Musical : the composer, Pierre Boulez, talked … Continue reading →

Mark Browne/Terry Day/Paul Jolly Mark Browne has explored the possibilities of the saxophone for 30 years and has played with Alpha Males, The Unseemly Trio and is currently a member of the trio Crush!!! (with Sonic Pleasure and Ian MacGowan). … Continue reading →

Opening reception 13th of December 6.30 to 9.30 The Chariot (VII) is the seventh trump or Major Arcana card in most traditional Tarot decks. A powerful, princely figure sits in a swift chariot, pulled usually by two sphinxes or horses. … Continue reading →

Improvised and original ‘Open-Form’ scores : Lori Freedman (clarinets) Angharad Davies (violin) Anton Lukoszevieze (cello) The furiously original Canadian clarinettist Lori Freedman has formed a trio for this concert with 2 of her London counterparts, the powerful…significant…first class violinist Angharad Davies … Continue reading →

Rita Says presents the first public screening of Roland Denning’s documentary “50 Years On: Cornelius Cardew’s The Great Learning 2018, live at Limehouse Town Hall“. This unique and beautiful film – lit, shot and edited by Roland Denning (with sound … Continue reading →

End of term concert featuring performances and compositions from students of this term’s course at Graham Dunning‘s Experimental Sound Art workshop at the Mary Ward Centre, plus  sets from returning alumni, with performances by Tansey Spinks, Ed Shipsey & Chris Hill. … Continue reading →

Ab Baars – Dutch musician-composer and bandleader Ab Baars performs on tenor saxophone, clarinet and shakuhachi. He focuses mainly on Ab Baars Solo, Baars-Buis, Fish Scale Sunrise, Perch Hen Brock & Rain, Ab Baars Trio, Duo Baars-Henneman and the ICP … Continue reading →

nonfictional present their only 2018 performance at Hundred Years Gallery, with a performance by special guest, the amazing Rotten Bliss. A rare opportunity to see a live performance by nonfictional, a quartet comprising Maggie Turner (vocals), David Hunger (guitar), Ravi Low-Beer … Continue reading →

I’m pleased to announce the 8th event of my extended residency at Hundred Years Gallery – Mercury Over Maps The evening will feature three sets: Phil Durrant and Ian Stonehouse(modular synths), Lisa Busby and Sharon Gal (voice and electronics), and Bill Thompson (live electronics). More information: http://billthompson.org/aka_prof_lofi/mercury-over-maps-8 Ian Stonehouse is Head of the … Continue reading →