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An afternoon session of poetry & improvised music Doors 3.30 | music 4.00pm | £15 Buy here Steve Edwards – saxophone Steve Edwards (SteveKS20) is a saxophonist, composer & arranger focusing on jazz & improvised music and dedicated to creating … Continue reading →

Nicky Heinen (aka Nicky Scott-Francis) is a flautist specialising in all music with improvisation at its heart. She has toured, recorded and broadcast extensively in the UK and throughout Europe playing a wide range of music including Folk-Rock/Jazz/ Latin/African/Romanian/Electro-Acoustic/Euro Pop/Free … Continue reading →

Solos for _ _ _ _ Spaces is Regan Bowering’s first ever solo release. The tape documents the development of her practice improvising with amplifier feedback and percussion. It includes four tracks – two live performance recordings (at Goldsmiths University … Continue reading →

Live quintet improvisation: Alex Paxton – trombone Maggie Nicols – voice Hyelim Kim – flute Isidora Edwards – ‘cello Douglas Benford – harmonium/objects Doors 3:30 | music 4pm | £5/£8 donation at the door Alex Paxton Alex Paxton is a … Continue reading →

Doors 7.30 | music 8pm | £8 cash Luong/Neubauer/Liebhaber are Fabian Neubauer (piano, electronics, comp.), Duy Luong (double bass, electronics, comp.) and Pablo Liebhaber (drums, comp.). Their open-minded sense of music unites improvisation with original and compositional ideas in a … Continue reading →

  Beginning a new monthly residency mixing live electronic improvisation and an open drawing session –  free entry, everybody welcome –  bring your own drawing materials. Doors 4.15, session between 4.30 – 6pm. free Cos Chapman plays music and makes … Continue reading →

Doors 7.30 | music 8pm | £10 cash Media artist Simon Longo AKA Dithernoise, Enere, Citizens of Illusion, Cosmic Traveller and many more, makes electronic music and soundscape art, and other time based visual artwork inspired by theories of consciousness, … Continue reading →

Workings.. Four different approaches to the creation of sonic landscapes each with their own aesthetic and intellectual histories: a glimpse of something not quite here or there… Eggblood (UK) Eggblood (UK) works with found A/V media, collage, flexible and flammable … Continue reading →

Three sets of elctro-instrumental music Noah Berrie (violin/electronics) Pete Furniss (clarinets/electronics) Kubov – Emma Lloyd & Jess Aslan (violin/electronics) Doors 7.30 | music 8pm | £8 / £5 students, unwaged (pay what you can) Peter Furniss is based in London … Continue reading →

Phil Durrant : mandolin & Daniel Thompson : guitar John Butcher : saxophones & Benedict Taylor : viola Doors 7.30 | music 8pm | £10 cash Phil Durrant : Born near London in 1957, Phil Durrant is a multi-instrumentalist improviser/composer/sound … Continue reading →

The UK launch of the project Máis alálá, a reworking of a Galician book of poetry of the 1920’s (‘From four to four’ by Manoel Antonio) using improvised and experimental music and alternative poetics and vocals. The project-album was recorded … Continue reading →

Sunday afternoon session of improvised music with Steve Noble (percussion) Ute Kanngiesser (cello) Alex Paxton (trombone) Yoni Silver (bass clarinet) Doors 3.30 | music 4pm | £8 cash Steve Noble is London’s leading drummer, a fearless and constantly inventive improviser whose super-precise, … Continue reading →

A performance art piece consists of 4 elements: Time, Space, the body or presence of the artist in a medium and the relationship between the artist and the audience. One of the most famous works of performance art in history … Continue reading →

Mark Wastell : Cello-Intern // solo cello residency continues, on the first Saturday of every month. This is the twenty-second in the series. No pressure. This is not a gig. To play regardless of whatever else is going on in … Continue reading →

Two duos: Phil Durrant & Neil Metcalfe + Dee Byrne & Cath Roberts. Doors 7.30 | music 8pm | £10 cash Phil Durrant and Neil Metcalfe have worked/played together sporadically since the 1980s, mostly in larger groups/ensembles such as the London Improvisers Orchestra.  This includes ‘freedom of the … Continue reading →

7.30 to 9pm | £7 : tickets here At once devastating and uplifting, Fleur Pierets turns grief into art, in a LGBTQ+ reimagining of Joan Didion’s ‘The Year of Magical Thinking’ Fleur and Julian wanted to get married in all … Continue reading →

Daniel Thompson – acoustic guitar & Alan Wilkinson – reeds First Set – DT Solo Second Set – AW Solo Third Set – DTAW Duo Doors 3.30 | music 4pm | £8 cash Daniel Thompson was born in Norfolk, England. Largely … Continue reading →

Doors 7.30 | music 8pm | £10 cash Maggie Nicols joined London’s legendary Spontaneous Music Ensemble in 1968 as a free improvisation vocalist. She then became active running voice workshops with an involvement in local experimental theatre. She later joined … Continue reading →

Tom Ward – flute, alto saxophone, clarinet, voice Nuno Trocado – guitar, electronics Sérgio Tavares – double bass, voice Tim Fairhall – solo double bass Charlotte Keeffe – trumpet, flugelhorn Emily Shapiro – bass calrinet Doors 7.30 | music 8pm … Continue reading →

Returning to Hundred Years Gallery for this slice of Tread Into Mulch, we present: LEYDEN JARS: the London based duo of Natalie Williams & Mark Courtney. Fragmented musicality, electro-acoustic emission, disembodied dub and revelatory DIY poetics. CHAUSSONS: free improv skedaddles … Continue reading →

Set 1 – duo Alex Ward (clarinet) & Steve Noble (percussion) Set 2 – duo Alex Ward (guitar) & Steve Noble (percussion) Doors 3.30 | music 4pm | £8 cash Steve Noble is London’s leading drummer, a fearless and constantly inventive improviser … Continue reading →

// Breathing Heavy is the saxophone and sampler duo of Sam Andreae and Ciaran Mackle. breathingheavy.bandcamp.com Ciaran Mackle is one half of long-running South London improv duo Ashcircle. Specialising in micro feral concrète and music to soundtrack the grinding and … Continue reading →

Doors 7.30 | performance 8pm | entry  £5 cash Luisa Amorim is a Portuguese performance maker based in London. She is interested in experimenting how to dramatize the quotidian, bringing her every-day life and her own dirty linen onstage. She … Continue reading →

‘Viva La Vida’ – 5 International Artists from 4 Countries’ – Cuba, UK, Switzerland and Germany Viva La Vida depicts life experiences from the perspective of a group of seasoned and established artists. Sometimes profound, sometimes mystical, but often humorous … Continue reading →

James O’Sullivan is a London- based experimental guitar player and improvisor who employs a playful but meticulous approach to the instrument through the bringing-together of physicality, resonance, detail, and dynamics. He seeks to co-create a rich, layered, and engaging music … Continue reading →

Dirk Serries : guitar Benedict Taylor : viola Alan Wilkinson : bass clarinet, saxophone Doors 7.30 | music 8pm | £8 cash For HYG’s audience these three prolific musicians aren’t strangers.  They all stood here many times before but never … Continue reading →

Cat-themed experimental trio, No-Input, Cat! were formed at the tail end of 2022, with Tautvydas Kuliešius, Finn West, and Ben Mason at it’s heart. Traversing a gamut of stylistic influences, the three musicians collide to form a unique style of … Continue reading →

Doors 6pm | music 7pm | £8 cash

Live quartet improvisation: Sue Lynch – saxophone Dave Fowler – drums Noah Berrie – violin Douglas Benford – harmonium/objects Doors 3:30 | music 4pm | £5/8 donation at the door Sue Lynch Tenor saxophone, clarinet, flute and composition. Sue Lynch … Continue reading →

South West Improvisers Group with guests Adam Bohman (prepared strings and amplified objects) & Charlotte Keeffe (trumpet and flugelhorn) Doors 7.30 | music 8pm | £8 cash Advance tickets / digital : eventbrite.co.uk/swig Convening monthly at Bristol’s Cafe Kino, the … Continue reading →

Mark Wastell : Cello-Intern // solo cello residency continues, on the first Saturday of every month. This is the twenty-first installment in the series. No pressure. This is not a gig. To play regardless of whatever else is going on … Continue reading →

Doors 7.30 | music 8pm | £7 Beachers Beachers is the project of London-based Daryl Worthington. He works in the crossovers between accidental and composed sounds, hi and lo-fi audio, with a particular interest in the beauty of the mundane. … Continue reading →

Two exceptional saxophonists meet for a duo session at Hundred Years Gallery : Evan Parker & Tom Challenger Doors 3.30 | music 4pm | £10 cash Evan Parker : tenor saxophone Saxophonist Evan Parker is renowned as one of the … Continue reading →

Beibei Wang – percussion Ansuman Biswas – percussion etc Rowland Sutherland – flutes Roshi Nasehi – voice, comedy, vocal processor Faradena Afifi –  bowed strings, voice, movement Doors 7.30 | music 8pm | £10 (cash) / £5 conc. full info … Continue reading →

Exhibition Ground Floor. Finissage Thursday 20th of September 6.30 to 9.30. Performances by Monika Tobel, Mark Rathmell & Mai Nguyen Tri at 7.15 Breathe Is a body of work, an action, a viewpoint, a stand, looking at our urban environment … Continue reading →

Live trio improvisation: Lucy Strauss – viola Alan Wilkinson – saxophone Douglas Benford – harmonium/objects Doors 3:30 | music 4pm | £5/8 donation at the door Lucy Strauss Lucy Strauss is a South African musician and researcher who studies the … Continue reading →

Ross Lambert : guitar / Seymour Wright : saxophone doors 7.30 | music 8pm | £8 cash only Seymour Wright is a saxophonist. His work is about the creative, situated friction of learning, ideas, people and the saxophone – music, … Continue reading →

Rudi Fischerlehner – solo drums Alex Bonney – trumpet / Will Glaser – percussion Ted Milton – spoken word Doors 7.30 | Music 8pm | £8 cash on the door A night of fastidious chaos, unabridged idiosyncrasy and carefree polyglottism … Continue reading →

Raw Tonk Records returns to Hundred Years Gallery to present the fourth duo album by Colin Webster and Daniel Thompson – ‘However, Forward!’ They are joined on this occasion by the incredible improvising duo of Rachel Musson and Alex Ward. … Continue reading →

Third outing for the trio of Turner, Lash, and Moore.  Curious directions, sustained engagements, surprising twists. NO Moore : electric guitar / Dominic Lash : double bass / Roger Turner : drums Roger Turner : drums Over decades Roger Turner … Continue reading →

Mouth on this occasion will be: Mike Walter : saxophone & synthesiser Grassy Noel & Ape, Mouth, One & Fun-King Poets, Extreme Quartet, Lol Coxhill Dave Draper : electric guitar The Invisible String Quartet, The Legendary China Pig Club Mark Roberts : percussion … Continue reading →

Trio music : Steve Noble (drums, percussion) Alan Wilkinson (clarinets) Oren Marshall (tuba) Doors 3:30pm | music 4pm | entry £8 (cash only on the door) Steve Noble is London’s leading drummer, a fearless and constantly inventive improviser whose super-precise, ultra-propulsive and hyper-detailed … Continue reading →

raxil4 presents: an evening of three duets Part one: featuring Iris Colomb :  A duet for voice, subwoofer and objects Part two: featuring Rick Jensen : A duet for saxophone and tape Part three: featuring Greta Pistaceci : A duet … Continue reading →

Infant Tree presents Alexandra Spence, MP Hopkins & Tom Betteridge Doors 7.30 | performances from 8pm | £8 cash Alexandra Spence is a sound artist and musician living on unceded Wangal land in Sydney, Australia. Through her practice Alex attempts … Continue reading →

Apocalypse Jazz Unit was formed as a recording project by Rick Jensen in 2013. It eventually transformed into a live band with many different members coming and going and many guests! They harness the 1960’s free jazz with a dose … Continue reading →

Mercury Over Maps 17 The 17th installment of Bill Thompson’s extended residency at Hundred Years Gallery – Mercury Over Maps This edition features 3 solo sets – Roma Agnihotri and their stunning audio/visual work, the excellent Pete Furniss performing a … Continue reading →

Mark Wastell : Cello-Intern // solo cello residency continues, on the first Saturday of every month. This is the twentieth installment. No pressure. This is not a gig. To play regardless of whatever else is going on in the space. … Continue reading →

Set 1- duo Alex Bonney (trumpet) & Steve Noble (percussion) Set 2 – duo Alex Ward (clarinet) & Steve Noble (percussion) Doors 3.30 | music 4pm | £8 cash Steve Noble is London’s leading drummer, a fearless and constantly inventive improviser whose … Continue reading →

Continuing our afternoon of CD release concerts Oishi and Dekunobo join forces for the launch of their DEKUNOBO / DEKUNOBOO albums. This performance will follow on from Mark Wastell’s solo residency (and release of the Pre-Existing Commitments CD) after a … Continue reading →

Mark Wastell : Cello-Intern // solo cello residency continues, on the first Saturday of every month. August is the nineteenth installment and sees the CD album launch of Mark Wastell : Pre-existing Commitments, a composition comprising of four multi-tracked violoncello … Continue reading →

A reading to celebrate the London launch of Vicky Sparrow‘s stand ins (RunAmok, 2022) and Tom Betteridge‘s Dog Shades (Just Not,2003). Tom Betteridge is a poet living in London. His pamphlets include Mudchute (Veer2, 2021) and Dressings (MATERIALS, 2019). With … Continue reading →

Caroline Kraabel : saxophone Julia Doyle : double bass Tom Ward : saxophone Douglas Benford : harmonium/objects Doors 3:30 | music 4pm | £5/8 donation at the door Caroline Kraabel Caroline Kraabel is a London-based improviser, saxophonist, artist and  composer. … Continue reading →

 An evening of cross-pollinated groups and nonet Doors 7.30 | music 8pm | £8 cash Dan Powell : electronics/ amplified percussion Regan Bowering : percussion Ed Lucas : trombone Keisuke Matsui : ‘cello Paul May : percussion N.O. Moore : … Continue reading →

the sky has not fallen-yet presents… an evening of poetry & music from London-based emerging artists, to fundraise for Ukraine. Doors 6.30pm | event from 7pm | advance tickets : here

Tania Favela is a poet and essayist. Her recent books include El lugar es el poema: aproximaciones a la poesía de José Watanabe (APJ, 2018), the book of poems La marcha hacia ninguna parte (Komorebi, 2018), Remar a contracorriente. Cinco poéticas: Hugo Gola, … Continue reading →

Afternoon session and CD launch by : Dominic Lash : double bass John Butcher : saxophones Emil Karlsen : drums Doors 3:30 | music 4pm | £8 cash full details coming . . .

Debut live performance from Strange Devicers (Andrew Rowe and Matt Atkins) to celebrate the release of their first album on Steep Gloss. Wigan’s Diurnal Burdens (Ross, who runs the Steep Gloss label) will also be playing a duo with Matt. … Continue reading →

The Computer Music Research Society (CMRS), presents the third showcase in our experimental series. The CMRS is a research driven society, exploring the remits and possibilities of technologies, academic interests, and (un)popular cultures of electronic music. Featured artists verzekering, brickwork … Continue reading →

Private view  Thursday 13th July 6.30 to 9.30 Finissage Saturday 5th August 7pm to 9pm Despite the breathtaking scope of his artistic activities, painting and drawing have been continuously present in Matthew Randle’s work. Over the past few years, Matthew’s … Continue reading →

Mouth on this occasion will be: Mike Walter : saxophone & synthesiser Grassy Noel & Ape, Mouth, One & Fun-King Poets, Extreme Quartet, Lol Coxhill Lu Edmonds : cumbus Mekons, Public Image Limited, Kirsty MacColl, 3 Mustaphas 3, The Damned Recent Recording: Horspiel by Blabbermouth … Continue reading →

Set 1- NiNo (Maggie Nichols (voice, taps) and Steve Noble (percussion)) Set 2 – duo Daniel Thompson (guitar) and Steve Noble (percussion) Doors 3.30 | music 4pm | £8 cash Steve Noble is London’s leading drummer, a fearless and constantly inventive improviser … Continue reading →

Peter Urpeth : performance poet Evan Parker : saxophone Doors 7.30 | performance 8pm | £10 cash For Peter Brötzmann – With the death of Peter Brötzmann, the music lost one of its great pioneers and performers. This gig will … Continue reading →

Maggie Nicols : voice, taps Mark Wastell : percussion Doors 7.30 | music 8pm | £10 cash “Their music unfolds with ritualistic care, courting metaphysical energies through physical gestures. Ranging from pointillism to drone (and various permutations in between), it walks a … Continue reading →

A dozen brilliant new performances celebrating poets, artists, writers and musicians, exploring experimentation and playfulness in live poetry in one of East London most brilliant venues. With performances by James Knight, Sophia Mold, Jacqueline Ennis Cole, Michael O’Mahony, Stephen Emmerson, … Continue reading →

An experimental improv night with Angela Wai Nok Hui “I have always been fascinated with sounds that are – not meant to be.  Glitches, feedbacks, peaking drones, the distortion from a phone recording, the lofi quality of a cassette tape…  … Continue reading →

Mark Wastell : Cello-Intern // solo cello residency continues, on the first Saturday of every month. July is part eighteen. No pressure. This is not a gig. To play regardless of whatever else is going on in the space. Develop … Continue reading →

Pat Moonchy : voice, synthesizer Lucio Liguori : guitar, gongs Paul Jolly : bass clarinet, saxophones Roger Turner : percussion Neil Metcalfe : flute Doors 7:30 | Music 8pm | £8 cash Pat Moonchy: vocalist/musician/producer/dj and ancient Latin singer songwriter … Continue reading →

Icons of the Information Age : Jamie Stantonian Private view Thursday 29th June 6.30-9.30pm In the past year, Generative AI has provoked both excitement and existential dread in the creative world. Right now it’s unclear whether it threatens to extinguish … Continue reading →

ASTRAL SEWAGE RECORDS present the opportunity to hear and also purchase Egg&Crisp‘s latest work SUCKLE TIME as their debut release. Ten deluxe numbered editions of SUCKLE TIME with original artwork by Chris Hill and Ed Shipsey will be available on … Continue reading →

Live quartet improvisation: Jamie Coleman – trumpet Florence Uniacke – vocals/misc Daniel Thompson – guitar Douglas Benford – harmonium/objects doors 7.30 | music 8pm |  £5/8 cash Jamie Coleman Jamie Coleman is an accomplished trumpet player and has played with … Continue reading →

Faye Patton Music and Ian Newton-Grant present: ‘The Art of Nu Jazz’ Faye Patton : guitar, voice Ian Newton-Grant : percussion An intimate night of funky contemporary red hot basement nu jazz from singer-songwriter/guitarist Faye Patton and long-time percussionist Ian Newton Grant – with … Continue reading →

A celebration and show by the artist Mervyn Diese to mark his 60th Birthday . . . a collecton of his works since his illness in 2011 alongside recent works, as well as a chance to see him perform his … Continue reading →

Trio music : Steve Noble (drums, percussion) Alan Wilkinson (clarinets) Otto Willberg (double bass) Doors 3:30pm | music 4pm | entry £8 (cash only on the door) Steve Noble is London’s leading drummer, a fearless and constantly inventive improviser whose super-precise, ultra-propulsive … Continue reading →

Celebrating twenty years of Mark Wastell’s metamorphic large group The Seen. Doors 7.30 | music 8pm | £10 cash First half of the evening will be a screening of David Reid’s film of The Seen in concert at Teaterhuset Avant … Continue reading →

The relentless advance of the Tread Into Mulch New Weird Music series continues with Ivy Nostrum, Spencer, Shit Creek & the bonkers sound of Oishi Doors 7.30 | music 8pm | £8 cash door Ivy Nostrum is Paul Margree (We … Continue reading →

Doors 6pm | music 7pm | £8 cash Mouth on this occasion will be some or all of the following: Lu Edmonds : cumbus Mekons, Public Image Limited, Kirsty MacColl, 3 Mustaphas 3, The Damned Recent Recording: Horspiel by Blabbermouth Mark Roberts : percussion The … Continue reading →

Following on from the third April session of Phil Morton‘s 50:50 chess clock methodology at Hundred Years Gallery, a fourth event will take place in June hosted and facilitated by Phil Morton and Babble&Squeak. For those unfamiliar with the 50:50 … Continue reading →

Dominic Coles Dominic Coles is a composer & improviser based in Queens, NYC. His work investigates the interactions of place, personhood, and power as they are articulated in sound, attempting to complicate and intervene in these categories through specific acts … Continue reading →

Mark Wastell : Cello-Intern // solo cello residency continues, usually the first Saturday of every month. No pressure. This is not a gig. To play regardless of whatever else is going on in the space. Develop a new method. Sounds. … Continue reading →

Klaus Bru – C-melody saxophone, electronics Phelan Burgoyne – drums The Greater Part of the Whole album release concert Doors 7.30 | music 8pm | £12 /£7 cash Describing music with words, isn’t that like imprisoning clouds? Take two things, … Continue reading →

Private view 8th of June 2023 from 6.30 to 9.30 Ground floor gallery. Presenting a series of prints  featuring drawing, photography and text about our relationship to nature: how humans try to make nature bend to their will, either by … Continue reading →

Curated by Bianco Li : voice, multi-instruments performed with Zhuyang Liu : Guzheng（strings), synth Corey Lyu : voice, percussions, movement Doors 7.30 | performance 8pm | £8 cash on the door Advance tickets from eventbrite Story of Lao San Yang … Continue reading →

“A shadow performance steeped in ancient Egyptian mythology, accompanied by mystical sounds, poetry and song. The first half of the programme is a play about the cycle of rising and setting of the sun, enacting the relationship between Ra the … Continue reading →

TREAD INTO MULCH continues with IVY NOSTRUM / Liminal Haze / Jonathan Deasy / Ecka Mordecai & Rory Salter Doors 19:30 | music 20:00 | £8 cash IVY NOSTRUM is Paul Margree (We Need No Swords), producing uneasy states of … Continue reading →

Rita Says and The Jerico Orchestra present a screening of their new film piece Deportment Positions 1-5 (2023). As documentation of a site specific performance at Hundred Years Gallery, the film will run continuously on a loop in the basement … Continue reading →

General midi is an experiment in computer network composition, a group of laptop musicians is going to process midi informations from a keyboard player and re sequence them only using sound fonts from the midi protocol General midi is : … Continue reading →

Regan Bowering : percussion N.O. Moore : guitarism Jamie Coleman : trumpet Daniel Kordik : synthesizer Ed Lucas : trombone Regan Bowering is a percussionist, improviser and sound artist based in London. Her solo improvisations explore various combinations of objects … Continue reading →

‘For this 40th birthday musical extravaganza, I’ve invited some spectacular London improvisers, plus a few special international guests to join me in a FULL DAY! of informal improvised music sets in various combinations. There will also be some secret surprise … Continue reading →

Steve Noble (percussion) John Edwards (double bass) Yoni Silver (bass clarinet) Doors 3:30 | music 4pm | entry £8 Steve Noble is London’s leading drummer, a fearless and constantly inventive improviser whose super-precise, ultra-propulsive and hyper-detailed playing has galvanized encounters with Derek … Continue reading →

Live quartet improvisation: Sylvia Hallett – violin/saw/bicycle wheel Ecka Mordecai – cello Roland Ramanan – trumpet Douglas Benford – harmonium/objects Doors 7:30 | music 8pm | £5/8 donation at the door Sylvia Hallett Sylvia Hallett is a composer and improviser, … Continue reading →

Private view including live performances by Rude Mechanicals and Grassy Noel & APE :  Thursday 18th of May 6.30 to 9.30 Ground floor gallery. “Performance” is an exhibition documenting two of my favourite live outfits, Grassy Noel & APE with … Continue reading →

A Menagerie : 3 overlapping groups of strange Fauna, Flora, Fictions, and Fiddles : Neil Luck, Chihiro Ono, Benedict Taylor & Matt Rogers : open scores, improvisation, acoustic instruments with electronics. Doors 7pm | music 8pm | £8 cash / … Continue reading →

Visceral is the third audiovisual solo exhibition by Richard Bolhuis in Hundred Years Gallery. Richard’s interdisciplinary installations, in which various disciplines converge, are constantly in motion. Mystery and intuition are the primary elements in his practice. Many of his immersive … Continue reading →

Doors 6pm | music 7pm | £8 cash Mouth on this occasion will be some or all of the following: Mike Walter : saxophone & synthesiser Grassy Noel & Ape, Mouth, One & Fun-King Poets, Extreme Quartet, Lol Coxhill Lu Edmonds : cumbus … Continue reading →

Trilce, published in Lima in 1922 is one of the most powerful books of poetry in the Spanish language. This new translation, published by Veer Books and Crater Press, comes out of the need to make available in English Vallejo’s … Continue reading →

Mark Wastell : Cello-Intern // solo cello residency continues on the first Saturday of every month. No pressure. This is not a gig. To play regardless of whatever else is going on in the space. Develop a new method. Sounds. … Continue reading →

Phil Durrant – electric mandolin & electronics Levente Dudas – electronics Kate Carr – objects, and field recordings Matt Atkins – objects, percussion, cassette recorders An evening of electro acoustic improvised music featuring various combinations Doors 7.30 | music 8pm | … Continue reading →

Decoded and Deciphered is an exhibition that brings together a complex and thoughtful collection of multi-disciplinary works. The collection aims to explore the codes and cyphers embedded within our modern way of living through painting, sculpture and video work presented … Continue reading →

Three Danish poets visit London to present collaborations with British based poets, made for the night. From performance to concrete poetry, and through the work of Martin Glaz Serup, Kamilla Jørgensen and Sara Hamming. these new live works will celebrate … Continue reading →

Afternoon session of three sets :  duo / trio / duo Doors 3pm | music 4pm | entry £8 cash Hyelim Kim – taegum / Blanca Regina – voice, objects, electronics Yves Charuest – saxophone / Olie Brice – double … Continue reading →

Gerard Cousins plays ‘Music for Artists’ by Philip Glass and more. This innovative guitarist known for his ingenious arrangements, performs the music of Philip Glass, Ólafur Arnalds and his own compositions. Doors 7:30 | music 8pm | entry £TBC Advance … Continue reading →

Following on from November 2022’s and February 2023’s successful 50:50 event Phil Morton and Babble & Squeak will host a third afternoon of improvised ensemble performances using the innovatory 50:50 chess clock methodology. For those unfamiliar with the 50:50 system full details of its … Continue reading →

The evening is a special audio/visual edition of Mercury Over Maps featuring four sound and video artists  – Rob Flint, Blanca Regina, Ian Stonehouse and Bill Thompson – following the score CROSSFADE PING-PONG by Rob Flint. Expect lots of audio/visual … Continue reading →

The next iteration of TREAD INTO MULCH features the amazing Amy Cutler and the fabulously mysterious CARNIVOROUS PLANTS. In addition Paul Margree (AKA Ivy Nostrum) will be performing with the superb Craig Stewart Johnson, in the guise of ROVA NOSTRUM. … Continue reading →

Private view Thursday 20th of April from 6.30 to 9.30 including a cappela performance Lawrence Blackman & Colin Osborn. Crappola is corporeal things. Crappola is non corporeal things. Crappola is in the world. Crappola is in your mind. Crappola is … Continue reading →

Live quartet improvisation: Regan Bowering – percussion David Toop – flute/objects Andrea Bolzoni – guitar Douglas Benford – harmonium/objects Doors 3.30 | music 4pm | £8 cash Regan Bowering Regan is a percussionist, improviser and sound artist based in London. … Continue reading →

Doors 7.30 | music 8pm | £8 cash Lassiters Complex Continuous sound. Variance in pitch and amplitude. Horse thief and arms dealer. Li Yilei With a background in fine art and sound art, Li’s body of work sought to investigate … Continue reading →

Improvised music featuring two trio sets and a sextet. Kay Grant – voice Martin Vishnick – acoustic guitar Dominic Lash – double bass + Ntshuks Bonga – alto and soprano saxophones Phil Durrant – electric mandolin & electronics Regan Bowering … Continue reading →

Doors 6pm | music 7pm | £8 cash Mouth on this occasion will be some or all of the following: Mike Walter : saxophone & synthesiser Grassy Noel & Ape, Mouth, One & Fun-King Poets, Extreme Quartet, Lol Coxhill Lu Edmonds : cumbus … Continue reading →

endolymph is the fluid contained in the membranous labyrinth of the inner ear, fluid waves in the endolymph of the cochlear duct stimulate the receptor cells, which in turn translate their movement into nerve impulses that the brain perceives as … Continue reading →

Two duos (and a quartet) : Viv Corringham  & John Bisset + Iris Colomb & Andrew Ciccone Doors 7.30 | music 8pm | £8 or £5 cash Viv Corringham is a British vocalist and sound artist, active since the late … Continue reading →

Moon Module is a duo (Laurence Bouckaert & Hugues Genevois) playing electroacoustic improvisation on Karlax, a numeric and midi controller instrument, and on electric augmented guitar. Pascal Marzan plays a Microtonal 10 string guitar Doors 7.30 | music 8pm | … Continue reading →

Private view Thrusday 6 fo April 6.30 to 9.30 including performance by the artist. Monika Tobel is London based interdisciplinary artist working with themes of ecology and interspecies connections. She experiments with possible non-linguistic modes of communications utilizing sound, touch, … Continue reading →

Sunday afternoon session of improvised music with two duo sets: Steve Noble (percussion) & Alex Paxton (trombone) Steve Noble (percussion) & Daniel Thompson (acoustic guitar) Doors 3.30 | music 4pm | £8 cash Steve Noble is London’s leading drummer, a fearless … Continue reading →

Mark Wastell : Cello-Intern // solo cello residency continues on the first Saturday of every month. No pressure. This is not a gig. To play regardless of whatever else is going on in the space. Develop a new method. Sounds. … Continue reading →

Benjamin Whateley Benjamin Whateley… Is pasting naive synthetic sound onto granular reconstructions, of music likely first heard in the back seats of the ODEON. Synthesis not sound design, physical modelling starts with the body. Ren Shang & Zheng Hao Zheng … Continue reading →

Live improvised music by Martin Hackett, Lawrence Casserley and Steve Beresford : materials, objects, tools, toys, electronics, assorted sounders + Bruno Guastalla : ‘cello Doors 3.30 | music 4pm | £8 cash Martin Hacktt is a member of Oxford Improvisers and … Continue reading →

‘I’ll huff and I’ll puff and blow your house down’ Performance and Live art evening event in response to the housing crisis in the United Kingdom. I’ll huff and I’ll puff and I’ll blow your house down. The event is … Continue reading →

No-Input, Cat! is an experimental live electronics band currently based in Guildford, UK. Members are Ben Mason (laptop), Finn West (laptop) and Tautvydas Kuliešius (Pringles can & stolen child’s violin). Doors 7:30 | music 8pm | £8 cash Influences include … Continue reading →

Sylvia Hallett – violin and electronics Pat Moonchy – vocals and modular synthesizer Lucky Liguori – guitar and gongs Paul Jolly – bass clarinet and saxophone Terry Day – percussion Doors 3:30 | music 4pm | entry £8 (£5) cash … Continue reading →

Live trio improvisation: Dominic Lash – double bass Marjolaine Charbin – piano Douglas Benford – harmonium/objects Doors 7pm | music 8pm | £5/8 cash Marjolaine Charbin is a pianist working both inside the piano with objects and with the keyboard. Originally from … Continue reading →

Oishi are a hardware/ software electronic improvisation duo by Ren Shang and Zheng Hao from China, using samples from their own materials, field recordings, lives, etc. Set up includes mixers, laptops, cassette players. Slightly different or very different every time. … Continue reading →

Private view Thursday 16th of March 6.30 to 9.30 Ground floor gallery. Chris Godber‘s painting practice has mostly developed human portraits in imagined biomorphic environments as well as biomorphism of body, portraying an emotional landscape. This body of work explores … Continue reading →

Two sets by SOS trio : Sam Andreae (alto saxophone), Otto Willberg (double bass) and Steve Noble (percussion) doors 3:30 | music 4pm | £8 cash Steve Noble is London’s leading drummer, a fearless and constantly inventive improviser whose super-precise, ultra-propulsive and hyper-detailed … Continue reading →

Women Improvisers Make Music to Celebrate International Women’s Day An evening of improvised solos, duets, trios and ensemble performed by leading players. Julia Doyle : Double Bass Susanna Ferrar : Violin Sylvia Hallett : Bowed Bicycle Wheel and Electronics Caroline … Continue reading →

Tasos Stamou (electronics) / Stephanos Chytiris (percussion) John Bisset (lap steel) / Levente Dudas (electronics) Two duos + quartet set Doors 7.30 | music 8pm | entry £8 cash Tasos Stamou is an electroacoustic music composer and performer, alternative electronic … Continue reading →

Doors 6pm | music 7pm | £8 cash Mouth on this occasion will be some or all of the following: Mike Walter : saxophone & synthesiser Grassy Noel & Ape, Mouth, One & Fun-King Poets, Extreme Quartet, Lol Coxhill Lu Edmonds : cumbus … Continue reading →

Mark Wastell : Cello-Intern // solo cello residency continues into 2023 on the first Saturday of every month. No pressure. This is not a gig. To play regardless of whatever else is going on in the space. Develop a new … Continue reading →

Hundred Years Gallery and Empty Birdcage Records would like to invite you in welcoming the incredible drummer Vid Drašler from Slovenia for three spectacular days of music. It’s a rare treat to have Vid in the UK and he and … Continue reading →

Private View Thursday 2nd March 6.30-9.30 : with live set by Paul May (drums), Carolyn Hume (piano) & Tim Hodgkinson (bass clarinet) Reflections on the observed and the observer, inspired by performance, a series of collage and paintings steeped in … Continue reading →

Shuoxin Tan Shuoxin Tan, born in Beijing, now living and working as a freelance composer and sound artist in Cologne. Since April 2020 she studies Epistemic Media at Institute for Music and Media Düsseldorf with Prof. Julian Rohrhuber and Marcus … Continue reading →

Live quartet improvisation: Steve Noble – percussion Dee Byrne – saxophone Adam Bohman – objects Douglas Benford – harmonium/objects Doors 3.30 | music 4pm | £8 cash Steve Noble is London’s leading drummer, a fearless and constantly inventive improviser whose super-precise, ultra-propulsive … Continue reading →

 Please join us in celebrating Maggie Nicols‘ 75th birthday. There will be songs and group improvisations all evening ending with a ‘Gathering’ where members of the audience can join in and improvise/perform. Suggested donations are £5 or £10. All money … Continue reading →

Following on from November 2022’s successful 50:50 event Phil Morton and Babble & Squeak will host a second afternoon of improvised ensemble performances using the innovatory 50:50 chess clock methodology. For those unfamiliar with the 50:50 system full details of … Continue reading →

Oxford Improvisers present Ruined Finery: An evening of Improvised Music and Film Doors 18:00 | performance 18:30 | entry £8 cash Crush!!! (Sonic Pleasure, Paul Twine, Mark Browne and Nini Sakhri) Dave Tucker – solo guitar Echoes – a film … Continue reading →

Londinium Consort is a new emerging ensemble based in London. The ensemble is named after the ancient name of the City of London, where old and new meet. Doors 7:30 | music 8pm | entry £5 cash The focus of … Continue reading →

Private view Thursday 16th of February 6.30- to 9.30 Ground floor gallery     Mathew is figurative painter based in London. His work focuses on two subjects : the Crucifixion and the formal portrait as an attempt to fuse together … Continue reading →

The evening will feature solo live electronic sets by Lucia H Chung and Bill Thompson, and the trio 3BP (Adam Pultz Melbye, Paul Stapleton and John Bowers) Lucia H Chung is a Taiwanese experimental artist based in London. Performs and … Continue reading →

Trio music : Steve Noble (drums, percussion) Alan Wilkinson (clarinets) Oren Marshall (tuba) Doors 3:30pm | music 4pm | entry £8 (cash only on the door) Steve Noble is London’s leading drummer, a fearless and constantly inventive improviser whose super-precise, ultra-propulsive and hyper-detailed … Continue reading →

Alex Ward : clarinet and electric guitar Dominic Lash : double bass Doors 7:30 | music 8pm | £8 cash Dominic Lash is an improviser and composer. A partial list of musicians he has worked with includes Antoine Beuger, Tony … Continue reading →

Readings by Ghazal Mosadeq, Mira Mattar, Rory Cook, Nisha Ramayya, Ulli Freer Doors 7pm | readings from 7:30 | entry by donation Ghazal Mosadeq is a poet, editor and translator. She is the founder of Pamenar Press. Her work has been … Continue reading →

Doors 6pm | music 7pm | £8 cash Mouth on this occasion will be some or all of the following: Mike Walter : saxophone & synthesiser Grassy Noel & Ape, Mouth, One & Fun-King Poets, Extreme Quartet, Lol Coxhill Lu Edmonds : cumbus … Continue reading →

Quartet & duo sets : Lawrence Casserley : signal processing instrument Phil Wachsmann : violin & electronics Pascal Marzan : 10 string microtonal acoustic guitar Jean-Michel Van Schouwburg : voice Kay Grant voice Daniel Thompson guitar (launch of their duo … Continue reading →

Tom Daley Tom Daley works on instruments where sound is the interface, performing with controlled feedback systems and signal processors. He is interested in taking performance outside of venues and is a member of the speaker spinning ensemble SOS. Marie … Continue reading →

Mark Wastell : Cello-Intern // solo cello residency continues into 2023 on the first Saturday of every month. No pressure. This is not a gig. To play regardless of whatever else is going on in the space. Develop a new … Continue reading →

Martin Hacktt is a member of Oxford Improvisers and the Muzzix collective in Lille, France. He has been playing improvised music of one sort or another for as long as he can remember, for the past thirty years largely devoted … Continue reading →

Tasos Stamou : The Art Of The Ancient Future.  Private View with performance: Thursday 2nd February from 6.30 Originally trained as a visual artist (M.A. degree in Photography, Academy of Fine Arts FAMU in Prague, 2003) Tasos Stamou has worked … Continue reading →

Join us for a grand afternoon of performances featuring poet-artists from across the UK. This will be a unique literary event that celebrates the visual, visceral, messy, handwritten and colourful aspects of poetic performance. New works of literary performance by … Continue reading →

The 4000 Nights of New York in 1988 Peter Urpeth : performance poet Evan Parker : saxophone Doors 7.30 | performance 8pm | £10 cash Set in London and New York in the late 1980s, this collection combines memoir, eulogy, … Continue reading →

Calliope Michail Calliope Michail writes poetry, translates and doodles, primarily in London. She is the author of the poetry chapbook Along Mosaic Roads published by the87press in 2018. Other work has appeared in the Penteract Press “Science Poems” anthology; in … Continue reading →

An afternoon of text, image and graphic scores created by members of the luciddream ensemble: a fluid gathering of like-minded musicians and improvisers from the vibrant London experimental music scene. Regular attendees at Eddie Prevost’s Friday Workshop, John Russell’s Mopomoso … Continue reading →

Gaudenz Badrutt : electronics & computer Marjolaine Charbin : piano Phil Durrant : modular synthesizer or mandolin Mark Wastell : spring reverb, contact mics & oscillator Doors 7.30 | music 8pm | £8 cash Gaudenz Badrutt (electronics & computer) has … Continue reading →

Neil Metcalfe – flute Daniel Thompson – acoustic guitar Tom Jackson – clarinet Doors 7.30 | music 8pm | entry £8 cash Free improvising flutist Neil Metcalf is ubiquitous on the London music scene. He has recorded and performed with Evan Parker … Continue reading →

Milana Sarukhanyan – voice, John Bisset – lapsteel, Ivor Kallin – viola & voice, Hannah Marshal – ‘cello Door 7.30 | music 8pm | entry £8 cash Advance tickets : eventbrite ‘The Artist is Present 0.2: Musical Response‘ is a … Continue reading →

Sunday afternoon session of improvised music with Steve Noble (percussion) Ute Kanngiesser (cello) Yoni Silver (bass clarinet) Doors 3.30 | music 4pm | £8 cash Steve Noble is London’s leading drummer, a fearless and constantly inventive improviser whose super-precise, ultra-propulsive and hyper-detailed playing … Continue reading →

Mark Wastell : Cello-Intern // solo cello residency usually on the first Saturday of every month. To kick start the year 2023 this special Sunday session is part 12… No pressure. This is not a gig. To play regardless of … Continue reading →

Join us for the Hundred Years Gallery Solstice Party – kick out the old year & welcome back the sun to get us through this winter of our discontent. Live contributions by : Christina Lovey, Faye Patton, Cos Chapman, Jowe … Continue reading →

Three sets of the finest improvised music to end our 2022 program : Tom Jackon (clarinet) & Benedict Taylor (viola) Kay Grant (voice), Chris Cundy (bass clarinet) & Tina Hitchens (flute) Rachel Musson (tenor saxophone) & Tom Ward (alto saxophone, … Continue reading →

1st set – solo Verzekering: live modular synthesizer 2nd set – duo Oishi: electronic improvisation Verzekering : deep-listening compositions Oishi : Hardware/ software electronic improvisation duo by Ren Shang and Zheng Hao from China, using samples from their own materials, … Continue reading →

Mark Wastell : Cello-Intern // solo cello residency usually on the first Saturday of every month. This is part eleven… No pressure. This is not a gig. To play regardless of whatever else is going on in the space. Develop … Continue reading →

Rania Chrysostomou : composer Sarah Parkin : soprano Doors 12:30 | music 1pm | £8 cash / £6 concessions Please pre-book to reserve a place via Eventbrite then pay on the door A special lunchtime concert : On Being Vocal … Continue reading →

Mouth on this occasion will be some or all of the following: Mike Walter : saxophone & synthesiser Grassy Noel & Ape, Mouth, One & Fun-King Poets, Extreme Quartet, Lol Coxhill Lu Edmonds : cumbus Mekons, Public Image Limited, Kirsty MacColl, 3 Mustaphas … Continue reading →

First set : Duo – Martin Kuchen (saxophone- Sweden) and Steve Noble (percussion) Second set : SOS trio – Sam Andreae (alto saxophone), Otto Willberg (double bass) and Steve Noble (percussion) doors 3:30 | music 4pm | £8 cash Swedish … Continue reading →

T.J. Borden Tyler J. Borden is a cellist working with, in, and around the constraints of the cello. Formerly from Western NY, he is now based in Brooklyn NY, where he spends much of his time finding ways to exploit … Continue reading →

Three sets of improvised music presented by LUME: Matt Fisher & Dee Byrne Plumbing the depths with percussion and alto saxophone/electronics. Olie Brice String Project First outing of new compositions penned for strings. Bill Thompson & Cath Roberts A voyage … Continue reading →

Cath Roberts : baritone saxophone Christoph Gallio : alto, soprano, c-melody saxophones Dominic Lash : double bass Andrew Lisle : drums doors 3:30 | music 4pm | £8 cash Christoph Gallio Lives in Baden, Switzerland. Self-taught. Studied classical saxophone with … Continue reading →

  Raw Tonk Records and New Wave Of Jazz present a double album launch concert by Tom Ward, Colin Webster, and Matthew Grigg. Tom Ward‘s debut solo album ‘Transient Signalling At A Distance’ was released on limited edition cassette by … Continue reading →

Susanna MacRae (soprano) & David Black (guitar) perform two books of songs by David Braid. Doors 7.30 | programme 8pm | entry £15 | Advance tickets available on Eventbrite Critically acclaimed soprano, Susanna MacRae, is joined by virtuoso guitarist David … Continue reading →

The BBC L to R: Richard Crow, Jonathan Bohman, Adam Bohman. Chobham Common. ‘..but still they come’. The BBC was formed on the 18th October 1922. The first director, John Reith, summarised its purpose as threefold: to inform, to educate … Continue reading →

Two duos: Lauren Kinsella (voice) & Benedict Taylor (viola) + Alan Wilkinson (bass clarinet, alto saxophone) & Daniel Thompson (acoustic guitar) door 3:30 | music 4pm | £8 Lauren Kinsella is an Irish vocalist based in London. Her work as … Continue reading →

John Bisset : pedal steel guitar Hywel Jones : euphonium Jem Finer : hurdy gurdy Luigi Marino : percussion Doors 7:30 | music 8pm | £8 cash John Bisset and Jem Finer have played together in various contexts including the … Continue reading →

CLOD CLUB (Ivy Nostrum / Laurie Hill gonzo art happening performance) Luciano Maggiore [something’s happening] info coming up .. .. ..

A fundraising art auction by the Tunnel group. Work by Mathew Tudor, Julie Ann, Mark Rathmell, Chris NoirVortex Godber, Rachelle Allen-Sherwood, Primož Klanjšcek, Tracie Angiolini, Laurence Plackman, Beverley Isaacs ‘And I get very cross when people tell me it is dangerous … Continue reading →

Two duos : First set : Daniel Thompson (guitar) and Steve Noble (percussion) Second set :   Alex Ward (clarinet) and Steve Noble (percussion) doors 3:30 | music 4pm | £8 cash Steve Noble is London’s leading drummer, a fearless and … Continue reading →

Long term collaborators Colin Webster and Mark Holub curate a special night of improvised music for this year’s London Jazz Festival featuring some of the most acclaimed young players on the Viennese and London scene. The evening will feature a … Continue reading →

Two duos and a quartet Matt Atkins – objects, percussion, cassette recorders Phil Durrant – amplified objects & electronics + Iris Garrelfs – voice & electronics Tansy Spinks – violin, voice, objects & electronics Doors 7.30 music 8.00pm | £8 cash … Continue reading →

Live quartet improvisation: Verity Lane – shakuhachi [japanese flute] / violin Colin Webster – saxophone Mark Wastell – small percussion Douglas Benford – harmonium/objects £5/8 donation at the door Verity Lane Born in Tottenham and spending a decade in Japan, … Continue reading →

Otto Willberg Otto Willberg is an improvisor who lives in London and plays the Double Bass and Bass Guitar. Otto currently plays with include Ashley Pauls trio (ray), Yes Indeed (with Laurie Tompkins), and the band – Historically Fucked. Otto … Continue reading →

Three sets of improvised music presented by LUME: Dominic Lash & Cath Roberts Baritone saxophone and double bass summit. Tom Ward Solo Flute, saxophone and clarinet odyssey. Adam Fairhall & Dee Byrne Accordion, toy piano and alto saxophone collision. Doors … Continue reading →

Mouth on this occasion will be some or all of the following: Mike Walter : saxophone & synthesiser Grassy Noel & Ape, Mouth, One & Fun-King Poets, Extreme Quartet, Lol Coxhill Lu Edmonds : cumbus Mekons, Public Image Limited, Kirsty MacColl, 3 Mustaphas … Continue reading →

Babble & Squeak will host an afternoon of improvised ensemble performances using Phil Morton’s innovatory 50:50 chess clock methodology. Phil Morton will introduce the technique and facilitate the group improvisations. Players include : Phil Morton / Chris Hill / Douglas Benford / Matt Atkins / … Continue reading →

Mark Wastell : Cello-Intern // solo cello residency on the first Saturday of every month. This is part ten… No pressure. This is not a gig. To play regardless of whatever else is going on in the space. Develop a … Continue reading →

Ulf Mengersen : bowed and prepared double bass Adrian Northover : alto saxophone, soprano saxophone Adam Bohman : prepared strings, amplified objects Sue Lynch : tenor saxophone, clarinet, flute Doors 7:30 | music 8pm | £8 cash full info coming … Continue reading →

The Apes Of God are a group of painters attempting to make a meaningful contribution towards the European tradition. The exhibition explores the subject of painting itself using the text Francis Bacon : The Logic Of Sensation by Gilles Deleuze (1981) as a … Continue reading →

Two duos and a quartet David Birchall – banjo & acoustic guitar Phil Durrant – mandolin & octave mandola Fran Comyn – percussion Khabat Abas – ‘cello Doors 3.30 | music 4pm | £8 cash David Birchall David Birchall is … Continue reading →

Afternoon session to be recorded with a live  audience Douglas Benford : harmonium, objects Adrian Northover : saxophones Doors 4pm |music 4.30 | £5 cash Douglas Benford Douglas Benford, composer and sound artist, has been involved in various audio genres … Continue reading →

A new series of weird musics at Hundred Years Gallery…

Dirk Serries : solo guitar and electronics Doors 7:30 | music 8pm | entry £10 Despite his prolific ambient period in the eighties and nineties, with a huge back catalogue of music and several tours in Europe and the United … Continue reading →

Sunday afternoon session of improvised music with Steve Noble (percussion) Ute Kanngiesser (cello) Alex Paxton (trombone) Yoni Silver (bass clarinet) Doors 3.30 | music 4pm | £8 cash Steve Noble is London’s leading drummer, a fearless and constantly inventive improviser whose super-precise, … Continue reading →

An evening of short Sci-Fi silent films and music with Marilza Gouvea : voice, Adrian Northover : saxophones, Marcio Mattos : ‘cello, double bass, and Adam Bohman : prepared strings and amplified objects Doors 7.30 | programme 8pm | £8 … Continue reading →

Three sets of improvised music presented by LUME: Tom Rivière & Dee Byrne Double bass and alto saxophone dialogues. Charlotte Keeffe solo Trumpet & flugelhorn solo quest. Colin Webster & Andrew Lisle Established duo come together to continue the conversation. … Continue reading →

Live quartet improvisation: Alan Wilkinson – saxophones Khabat Abas – ‘cello Tasos Stamou – self-built electronics/toys Douglas Benford – harmonium/objects Doors 3:30 | music 4pm | £8 cash Alan Wilkinson Alan Wilkindon (alto, baritone saxophones, bass clarinet) has for many … Continue reading →

Paul May is one of the most respected drummers on the improvising circuit. His CV includes work with the likes of Alexander Hawkins, Petra Jean Phillipson, Tim Hodgkinson, Klaus Filip and Matthias Eick, as well as electro-acoustic improvisers Sonnamble and the … Continue reading →

Mark Wastell : Cello-Intern // solo cello residency usually on the first Saturday of every month. This is part nine, rescheduled from 1st October. No pressure. This is not a gig. To play regardless of whatever else is going on … Continue reading →

Two sets of improvised music : Daniel Thompson – acoustic guitar Steve Noble – percussion Alan Wilkinson – reeds Doors 7.30 | music 8pm | £8 cash Steve Noble is London’s leading drummer, a fearless and constantly inventive improviser whose super-precise, ultra-propulsive … Continue reading →

Mouth on this occasion will be some or all of the following, celebrating Alan Wakeman‘s 75th Birthday: Alan Wakeman : saxophones Soft Machine, Mike Westbrook Band, Don Rendell Five, Stan Tracey Sextet, Alan Wakeman Octet Recent Recording: The Octet Broadcasts 1969 and 1979 by Alan … Continue reading →

The Onion Boys: Steven J. Fowler & Benedict Taylor + Blanca Regina & Reuben Sutherland & Ongoing Book Launch: MUEUM by S.J. Fowler (Tenement Press) Doors 3pm | performances from 4pm | entry £8 cash The Onion Boys – ‘their … Continue reading →

Music, Poetry & Performance : Oishi Ulli Freer Chris Hill Serena Braida Doors 7pm | Donation: £1 to 10 cash Oishi is a duo project by Zhenghao and Renshang, using both hardware and software electronics to resample different kinds of … Continue reading →

‘Ending the void’ We invite you to a night of live art and performance featuring the work of six artists living in different parts of England. ‘Ending the Void’ is a gathering for the end of rituals, the end of … Continue reading →

Jo De Hulsters (double bass) Emily Shapiro (bass clarinet) Doors 7pm | music 8pm | entry £5 Jo De Hulsters is a Belgian double bassist, alto saxophonist and improviser currently based in Hamburg. Being self taught he sees no restrictions … Continue reading →

What is artistic material? And how do we encounter it? Matter means three different things to us: Substance, soil, issue. Our practices combine different disciplines such as live sound, installation, performance and sculpture. The exhibition Chatty Matter is a reunion of … Continue reading →

Born in 1993 in Barcelona, Ana Pallares was fifteen when she discovered graffiti and continued exploring different artistic practices such as painting, illustration and poetry. Her work reflects on pain, death and other intangible realities which too often occur with little, or incomprehensible, reason. She strives to find and attach new meanings to these … Continue reading →

Rita Says (Jerico Orchestra) will be interviewing Internationally regarded documentary cinematographer Jason Parkinson. Just back from a tour of Ukraine Jason will be speaking on the relationship between contemporary art and documentary practise (his influences include neo-classical landscape painting, Mass … Continue reading →

It’s The Rude Mechanicals‘  Mabon Mabon being a Celtic god associated with the Equinox apparently With Miss Roberts and Dr Cos Unplugged…ish Who will be joined by Jowe Head, Jeff Bloom and Marina Young Dylan Dog – Bouncer and MC … Continue reading →

Benjamin Vergara (trumpet), Isidora Edwards (‘cello), Tomas Gubbins (guitar), Sofía Vaisman (‘cello) and Mark Sanders (percussion) The sets will be : Duo: Vergara + Sanders Trio: Gubbins + Edwards + Vaisman Quintet Doors 7.30 | music 8pm | £8 cash … Continue reading →

Improvising trio: Dominic Lash (bass),  Andrew Lisle (rdums) &  NO Moore (guitar) Doors 3:30 | music 4pm | £8 cash Dominic Lash is an improviser and composer. A partial list of musicians he has worked with includes Antoine Beuger, Tony … Continue reading →

Andrew Page (raxil4) – sine waves raxil4 is multi disciplinary sound artist Andrew Page, specialising in analogue electronic dronescapes, acoustic audio phenomenon and installation. He has performed live all over Europe, many of his performances have been in non-traditional venues, … Continue reading →

Mouth on this occasion will be: Alan Wakeman : saxophones Soft Machine, Mike Westbrook Band, Don Rendell Five, Stan Tracey Sextet, Alan Wakeman Octet Recent Recording: The Octet Broadcasts 1969 and 1979 by Alan Wakeman Lu Edmonds : cumbus Mekons, Public Image Limited, Kirsty MacColl, 3 … Continue reading →

Phil Durrant : amplified objects, electronics, dulcimer stick / James O’Sullivan : electric guitar / Christoph Gallio : solo saxophone Doors 3.30 | music 4pm | £8 cash Phil Durrant Born near London in 1957, Phil Durrant is a multi-instrumentalist … Continue reading →

Two trios: MIMAN: Hans Kjorstad (fiddle), Andreas Røysum (clarinet) and Egil Kalman (double bass & electronics) Rachel Musson (saxophone), Charlotte Keefe (trumpet) and Tom Ward (woodwinds) Doors 7:30 | music 8pm | entry £8 cash With a hundred concerts in … Continue reading →

A special afternoon duo session in the ground floor bar with Meg Morley (piano) and Rachel Musson (tenor saxophone) Doors 4:15 | music 4:30 | entry £5 cash Meg Morley is an Australian-born, London-based pianist, improviser and composer. She improvises … Continue reading →

Two duos and a quartet: John Bisset – lap steel guitar & objects Phil Durrant – dulcimer stick & amplified objects + Cath Roberts – objects, DIY percussion instruments, drum kit parts, Nebulophone synthesiser, plastic pipe with alto saxophone mouthpiece. … Continue reading →

Two duos : Luke Martin (no input mixing desk) & NO Moore (guitarism) + Pascal Marzan (acoustic 10 string microtonal guitar) & Paulo Hartmann (prepared guitar) Doors 7.30 | music 8pm | £8 cash Luke Martin is a composer, performer, … Continue reading →

First Set : Daniel Thompson (acoustic guitar) and Steve Noble (percussion) Second Set : Seymour Wright (alto sax) and  Steve Noble (percussion) This is a CD launch for the Wright/Noble duo. The CD ‘EFV’ will be available on the day. Doors 3:30 … Continue reading →

Mercury Over Maps is an extended residency by Bill Thompson at Hundred Years Gallery featuring performances, installations and talks with various collaborators and guest artists. Mercury Over Maps 14  returns to Hundred Years Gallery with sets by Cath Roberts (solo), … Continue reading →

Mark Wastell : Cello-Intern // solo cello residency on the first Saturday of every month. This is part eight… An activity. Not a concert. A process. Not a rehearsal. A passage. Not a performance. An application. No pressure. This is … Continue reading →

Join us in the 3rd iteration of Different People Doing Different Things. A sort of experimental mud. A multi-modal event, featuring assemblage of poetry, performance, music, movement. Working between improvisation and composition. Each person working with their own idea and … Continue reading →

Papel picado is the name given to the tissue paper flags chiseled with a variety of patterns and used to decorate buildings, Day of the Dead altars and streets during secular and religious celebrations in Mexico. In this series, inspired … Continue reading →

A group exhibition by The Tunnel focusing on the ideas of faith and the importance of hope in a desperate age, drawing inspiration from the novel The Children of Men by P D . James (1992). Artists : Monika Tobel … Continue reading →

Live improvisation: John Edwards – double bass Sue Lynch – saxophone Benedict Taylor – viola Douglas Benford – harmonium/objects Doors 3:30 | music 4pm | £5/£8 cash John Edwards After taking up the bass, around 1987, John Edwards co-formed The … Continue reading →

Mark Wastell : Cello-Intern // solo cello residency on the first Saturday of every month. This is part seven… An activity. Not a concert. A process. Not a rehearsal. A passage. Not a performance. An application. No pressure. This is … Continue reading →

Doors 7.30 | music 8pm | entry £10 (£7 conc.) cash on the door   Faye Patton performs both solo and with her talented band. She has released 5 albums independently and is a powerful lyricist as well as player. … Continue reading →

Two Sets of Improvised Music : Mandhira De Saram (violin) / John Butcher (saxophones) / Daniel Thompson (acoustic guitar) Doors 3:30 | music 4pm | entry £8 cash John Butcher John Butcher is well known as a saxophonist who attempts … Continue reading →

Live quartet trio improvisation: Cath Roberts – saxophone Isidora Edwards – cello Adrian Northover – saxophone Douglas Benford – harmonium/objects Doors 7.30pm | music 8pm | entry £8 cash (£5 concession) Cath Roberts Cath Roberts’ work explores free improvisation, composition … Continue reading →

Return visit for Maggie and Mark who made their stunning debut at the gallery in January. Maggie Nicols : voice, taps Mark Wastell : percussion Maggie Nicols joined London’s legendary Spontaneous Music Ensemble in 1968 as a free improvisation vocalist. … Continue reading →

Ute Kangiesser : cello Alex Ward   : clarinet Steve Noble : percussion Duo 1 : Steve Noble (percussion) & Ute Kanngiesser (‘cello) Duo 2 : Steve Noble (percussion) & Alex Ward (clarinet) Doors 3:30 | music 4pm | entry £8 … Continue reading →

Adam Bohman : prepared strings & amplified objects Martin Hackett : Korg MS10 + Sue Lynch : tenor saxophone, flute & clarinet Adrian Northover : alto & soprano saxophone Catherine Pluygers : oboe & cor anglais + Tom Scott : … Continue reading →

Matt Atkins : percussion & objects Robin Beparry : kitchen apparatus Isidora Edwards : cello Paul Khimasia Morgan : guitar body Graham MacKeachan : double bass Luigi Marino : cymbals, percussion Martin Vishnick : classical guitar Mark Wastell : gongs, … Continue reading →

Mellifera Arts Platform is an informal multi-arts open mic/ social for musicians, poets, performers and artists of all kinds, as well as those who like to watch and hang out. Come along to the 16th Mellifera, with your music, your … Continue reading →

Colin Webster : saxophone Dirk Serries : guitar Andrew Lisle : drums + Lara Jones : saxophone Doors 3.30 | music 4pm | entry £8 cash on the door (for advance tickets at go HERE) KODIAN TRIO Improvising power unit … Continue reading →

Loz Speyer &  Alex Bonney – trumpet/flugelhorn David Leahy & Huw V Williams – double bass Andrew Lisle – drums Doors 7:30 | music 8pm | entry £8 There is a big wide open space between bass, trumpet, and drums … Continue reading →

Meg Morley is an Australian-born, London-based pianist, improviser and composer. She improvises within various artistic settings including silent film (British Film Institute Southbank, Il Cinema Ritrovato Italy, Birmingham’s Flatpack Festival), contemporary dance and ballet (Matthew Bourne at Sadler’s Wells, English … Continue reading →

Three sets of improvised music presented by LUME : Rebecca Nash & Dee Byrne Keyboard and alto saxophone duo explorations Andrew Lisle solo Improvised sonic landscapes on drum kit Dirk Serries/Tullis Rennie/Cath Roberts Interrogating the acoustic spaces of guitar, trombone … Continue reading →

A Bigger MOUTH in the Spirit of Lol Coxhill : A spontaneous celebration of the Spirit of Lol Coxhill to reflect on his life and the ten years that have passed since his death on the 10th July 2012. MOUTH … Continue reading →

Unfortunately Macarena Ortuzar of MUE is unable to perform today : The afternoon will consist of solos, duos & trio by Alan Wilkinson (reeds), Dominic Lash (electric guitar) and Bruno Guastalla (cello etc.) Doors 2.30 | music 3pm | entry … Continue reading →

Alistair Zaldua, electric violon Franziska Baumann, voice & electronics Steve Noble, drums & percussion Doors 7:30 | music 8pm | entry £8 cash Franziska Baumann is a singer, improviser-composer and sound artist based in Switzerland. As a vocal artist and … Continue reading →

To launch the first HYG actuel CD release of 2022 Hundred Years Gallery is delighted to present a live performance by Benedict Taylor. Benedict Taylor : solo viola Doors 4pm | music 4:30 | free entry In 2012 I began … Continue reading →

Albert Cirera – tenor saxophone Olie Brice – double bass Solos and duo sets Doors 7:30 | music 8pm | entry £8 ‘My name is Albert Cirera. I’ve been playing sax for almost 25 years now. I’ve been touring, playing … Continue reading →

A group exhibition by The Apes Of God drawing inspiration from the novel Steppenwolf by Herman Hesse (1927). The exhibition explores the themes of isolation and despair in contemporary life. Private View : Thursday 7th July 18:30 – 21:30 The Apes of … Continue reading →

Rita Says (The Jerico Orchestra) and archivist Rosemary Antrobus present Conversation Piece #1 an event dedicated to the work of pioneering British 1960s artist Jules Baker. Baker was at the forefront of 1960s practice combining performance with sculpture in an … Continue reading →

Mark Wastell : Cello-Intern // solo cello residency on the first Saturday of every month. This is part six… An activity. Not a concert. A process. Not a rehearsal. A passage. Not a performance. An application. No pressure. This is … Continue reading →

verz is a label and concert series founded in 2016, exploring quiet music and sound art. It has since expanded its focus to include minimalist and sustained-tone experimental music and sound. verznights concerts are held at Hundred Years Gallery, London. … Continue reading →

Unspecified Unspecified Unspecified 19:30 | £8 cash on the door Zheng Hao zhenghao.bandcamp.com Rory Salter www.rorysalter.online infanttree.bandcamp.com Billy Steiger www.billysteiger.com billysteiger.bandcamp.com  

CRUSH !!! Mark Browne / Sonic Pleasure / Paul Twine / Nini Sakhri Doors 3:30 | music 4pm | entry £8 To the memory of one that finished the trIANgle, a gIANt of a musicIAN and wonderful human being. Ian … Continue reading →

Join the RAM Improvisors Ensemble for their inaugural performance at Hundred Years Gallery. Workshops exploring group improvisation held by Moss Freed and RAM alumnus Chris Williams have led to the assembly of this special group, connected by a keen interest … Continue reading →

Trio music : Steve Noble (drums, percussion) Alan Wilkinson (clarinets) Oren Marshall (tuba) Doors 3:30pm | music 4pm | entry £8 (cash only on the door) Steve Noble is London’s leading drummer, a fearless and constantly inventive improviser whose super-precise, ultra-propulsive and hyper-detailed … Continue reading →

‘MAGMATISM IS A FUSION OF EXPRESSIVE AND CONCEPTUAL PROCESSES’. Founded by Annie Zamero in 2011, the group’s name was inspired by the idea that the hot fluid within the earth’ crust – magma – is analagous to the internal heat … Continue reading →

Biliana Voutchkova / Marjolaine Charbin / Dominic Lash / Phil Durrant / Luigi Marino Doors 7:30 | music 8pm | entry £8 cash Biliana Voutchkova is a dynamic and thoroughly engaged interdisciplinary artist, violinist, performer, composer, improviser and curator with … Continue reading →

Three sets of improvised music presented by LUME : Lara Jones & Dee Byrne Sonic investigations combining saxophones and live electronics Suren Seneviratne solo Tabletop electronic experiments Gina Southgate & Cath Roberts Freeform collision of baritone saxophone, objects and bric-a-brac … Continue reading →

Live quartet improvisation: Sarah Gail Brand – trombone Hannah Marshall – cello Daniel Thompson – guitar Douglas Benford – harmonium/objects Door 3:15pm | music 4pm | £5/£8 cash donation Sarah Gail Brand Described by The Wire magazine as “the most … Continue reading →

Dominic Lash – bass Colin Webster – saxophone Andrew Lisle – drums Doors 7:30 | music 8pm | entry £8 cash Despite being three of the UK’s most active improvising musicians, Dominic Lash, Colin Webster, and Andrew Lisle have never … Continue reading →

MOUTH on this occasion will be: Gabriel Keen : piano & keyboard Solo Concert Pianist, Laughing with the Raindrops, The Elephant is Gerald, Keen Osgerby Trio, Plum Busby and Dave Draper/Bob Peachy/Gabriel Keen. Mark Roberts : percussion The Godfathers, D-Ream, … Continue reading →

Doors 2:30pm | music 3pm | entry £8 cash Shaun Crook – unspecified Rory Salter – speakers, microphones, objects Li Song – sine wave, snare drum Ash Reid – unspecified Jackson Burton – unspecified Otto Willberg – bass Poster by … Continue reading →

Adam Gorry – guitar & no-input mixing Roma Agnihotri – no-input mixing Tautvydas Kuliešius – found objects Sam Hughes – no-input mixing Adam Gorry, Roma Agnihotri, Tautvydas Kuliešius and Sam Hughes are all new and emerging live-electronics players, students of … Continue reading →

Mark Wastell : Cello-Intern // solo cello residency on the first Saturday of every month. This is part five… An activity. Not a concert. A process. Not a rehearsal. A passage. Not a performance. An application. No pressure. This is … Continue reading →

Debut performance at the gallery for the recently formed London Cello Trio plus special guest Sarah Gail Brand. London Cello Trio Isidora Edwards – cello Hannah Marshall – cello Mark Wastell – cello + Sarah Gail Brand – trombone www.hannahmarshall.net … Continue reading →

Phil Durrant – semi-modular synths Wade Matthews – synthesis & manipulated field recordings + Charlotte Keeffe – trumpet & flugelhorn Rachel Musson – tenor saxophone Doors 7:30 | music 8pm | entry £8 Phil Durrant Born near London in 1957, … Continue reading →

Steve Noble (percussion) Daniel Thompson (acoustic guitar) Doors 3:30pm | music 4pm | entry £8 (cash only on the door) Steve Noble is London’s leading drummer, a fearless and constantly inventive improviser whose super-precise, ultra-propulsive and hyper-detailed playing has galvanized encounters with Derek … Continue reading →

Marcio Mattos  – double bass, ‘cello Marilza Gouvêa – voice Adrian Northover – saxophones + Benedict Taylor – viola Alex Ward – guitar and clarinet Door 7:30 pm  | music 8pm | entry £10 cash, includes a copy of the … Continue reading →

Gabriel Zucker (piano, synthesizer, vocal) Attila Gyárfás (drum set) + Charlotte Keeffe (trumpet and flugelhorn) Lara Jones (soprano saxophone) Doors 7:30 | music 8pm | entry £8 cash Attila Gyárfás and Gabriel Zucker have been making music since they met … Continue reading →

Private View / Public Opening with performances : Thursday 26th May 6.30 to 9.30pm Ivan’s Childhood is a group show drawing inspiration from the 1962 Soviet anti-war film directed by Andrei Tarkovsky. The Tunnel are a group of artists, poets … Continue reading →

Matt Atkins‘ Minimal Resource Manipulation label presents three sets by associated artists – Ed & Petals ‘Tesserae’ album launch / Ashcircle / IVY NOSTRUM This event is part of the ‘eoliths’ exhibition. Music from 3pm | entry £5 cash Ed … Continue reading →

Matt Atkins‘ Minimal Resource Manipulation label presents three sets by associated artists –  Hume & May / Blanc Sceol / Paul Khimasia Morgan This event is part of the ‘eoliths’ exhibition. Doors 7pm | music 7:30 | entry £5 cash … Continue reading →

Three sets of improvised music presented by LUME : Caroline Kraabel & Khabat Abas First meeting of this alto saxophone and cello duo Dee Byrne solo Sonic explorations with saxophone and effects pedals Alex Bonney & Cath Roberts Trumpet and … Continue reading →

Eiolths is an exhibition presenting a selection of drawings, paintings and collages by Matt Atkins. Spanning the last eight years, these works share many of the traits of Matt’s musical output, with chance, repetition, texture and gestural expression being principle … Continue reading →

Why not join Chris Hill (clarinet, tapes, objects), Alan Newcombe (saxophones), Tarik Haskic (modular synths, objects), Hywel Jones (euphonium), Bettina Schroeder (electric ukelele) and Mirei Ya (trumpet, objects, dance) for an afternoon of improvised acoustic and synthetic sounds. Doors 3:30 … Continue reading →

Tumbatareco : Long-standing improv trio Tumbatareco celebrates its return to live … The night follows hot on the heels of the recent Freetrio album release (httpsspherical-records.bandcamp.comalbumopen-territory) – recordings from 2009-11 by trumpeter Loz Speyer, bassist Olly Blanchflower and the great … Continue reading →

Jo De Hulsters (double bass) Emily Shapiro (bass clarinet) Doors 4pm | music 4.30 | entry £5 Emily Shapiro is a bass clarinet and clarinet player dedicated to exploring and creating new music. Originally from Canada, Emily pursued her studies across … Continue reading →

MOUTH on this occasion will be: Gabriel Keen : piano & keyboard Solo Concert Pianist, Laughing with the Raindrops, The Elephant is Gerald, Keen Osgerby Trio, Plum Busby and Dave Draper/Bob Peachy/Gabriel Keen. Mark Roberts : percussion The Godfathers, D-Ream, … Continue reading →

Peter Nagle – ‘cello, electronics Jonny Martin – flugelhorn, electronics Emily Shapiro – bass clarinet Keisuke Matsui – electric guitar, ‘cello Doors 3:30 | music 4pm | entry £8 /£5 cash Peter Nagle is a composer, musician and sonic artist … Continue reading →

‘Whilst turning in old analogue radios, I was made aware of how white noise could be used for a different sound source. Frequencies, especially when they are of a radio station has a different dimension to your listening experience ‘My … Continue reading →

Mark Wastell : Cello-Intern // solo cello residency on the first Saturday of every month. This is part four… An activity. Not a concert. A process. Not a rehearsal. A passage. Not a performance. An application. No pressure. This is … Continue reading →

The evening at Hundred Years Gallery will comprise: Maurizio Ravalico – solo congas Maddalena Ghezzi + Maurizio Ravalico – Calcite (work in progress, part of Maddalena’s series Minerals) Tasos Stamou – solo electronics Doors 7:30 | music 8pm | entry … Continue reading →

An afternoon session of trio improvisations by John Butcher (saxophones), Dominic Lash (double bass, electric guitar) and N.O. Moore (electric guitar) Doors 3:30pm | music 4pm | entry £8 cash John Butcher is well known as a saxophonist who attempts … Continue reading →

Two sets of trio music : Tom Jackson – clarinet Benedict Taylor – viola Daniel Thompson – acoustic guitar Doors 7pm | music 8pm | entry £8 cash

Louise Le Du Musician captivated by chaotic, untamable sound patterns. I pay particular attention to sonic environments which are not easily accessed by humans – especially at the microscopic scale – using technology as a tool to feed the imagination … Continue reading →

Klaus Bru (C-melody saxophone) Nicolas Alonso (guitar) Roshan Gurung (electric bass, pedals, samples) Doors 3:00 | music 4pm | entry £2 cash Eye Foam is a loose free improvisation dialogue, started in London by German born Klaus Bru (one of … Continue reading →

Duos/Trio : Tom Challenger (saxophone), Alex Bonney (trumpet, electronics) and Pierre Alexandre Tremblay (bass guitar, electronics) Doors 7:30 | music 8pm | entry £8 cash An evening that brings together all possible duos and a Trio. This evening sees Challenger … Continue reading →

Stian Larsen (guitar) Colin Webster (saxophone) Andrew Lisle (drums) Doors 7.30pm | music 8pm | £8 cash Guitarist Stian Larsen has for a number of years been recognised as an energetic and highly inventive improviser in the avant-garde music scene … Continue reading →

Mellifera is an informal interdisciplinary arts performance platform, open to artists and arts enthusiasts of all disciplines and levels. Participants can bring work up to a maximum of 15 minutes at any stage of development, from conception to finished product … Continue reading →

Solo/Trio Solo – Steve Noble (percussion) Trio – Otto Willberg (double bass) Sam Andreae (alto saxophone) Steve Noble (percussion) Doors 3:30pm | music 4pm | entry £8 (cash only on the door) Steve Noble is London’s leading drummer, a fearless and … Continue reading →

‘HUKOU is a participatory event that investigates the Chinese migrant population’s anxiety and disorientation with their identity as a result of ‘hukou’, household registry policy in China. It is a legal document produced by the administrative organ of the State … Continue reading →

‘Damocles’ is an interactive installation. Using sound and images, it critiques the dangers of war and nuclear weapons from the perspective of a post-nuclear war survivor. Located in Shoreditch, East London, this project seeks to inspire more young millennials to … Continue reading →

MOUTH on this occasion will be: Lu Edmonds : cumbus Mekons, Public Image Limited, Kirsty MacColl, 3 Mustaphas 3, The Damned Recent Recording: Horspiel by Blabbermouth Mark Roberts : percussion The Godfathers, D-Ream, Neneh Cherry, Youssou n’Dour, Blabbermouth Recent Recording: … Continue reading →

Live trio improvisation: Meg Morley – piano Sofia Vaisman Maturana – cello Douglas Benford – harmonium/objects Doors 3.30 | music 4pm | £5/8 cash on the door Meg Morley Classically-trained from the age of two, Melbourne-born London-based musician Meg Morley … Continue reading →

Sothiac with Paul Jolly are: Pat Moonchy – vocals and modular synthesizer Lucky Liguori – guitar and gongs Paul Jolly – bass clarinet and saxophone Doors 7:30 | music 8pm | entry £8 cash only Sothiac formed in Berlin during the … Continue reading →

Combinations selected from Phil Durrant – octave mandola Maggie Nicols – vocals Douglas Benford – harmonium/objects Daniel Thompson – guitar Dominic Lash – double bass Photo of Phil Durrant and Daniel Thompson by Dawid Laskowski doors 7pm | music 8pm … Continue reading →

(Food Supplements – In Moderation) : This is a participatory space. In the process participants realise that they should not be overly dependent on food supplements. The scientific approach to staying healthy is actively promoted during the event. It is … Continue reading →

Pascal Marzan (10 string guitar), Neil Metcalfe (flute) and Roger Turner (drums, percussion) Doors 3:30 | music 4pm | entry £8 cash Pascal Marzan is a classically trained improvising musician based in London. After studying classical guitar mainly devoted to … Continue reading →

Doors 7pm | music 8pm | entry £8 / £5 concession – cash only Rude Mechanicals : Miss Roberts and Dr Cos and the rest of the mechanicals in various guises; ably abetted by Tim Bowen (‘cello) and Catherine Gerbrands … Continue reading →

We are pleased to announce the following reading. There will be four readers, three in person and one dialling in on Zoom. Copies will also be available of recent and/or hot-off-the-press books: Sarona’s Why so few women on the street … Continue reading →

Grassy Noel is leaving Hackney, London, England after many wonderful years and invites you to this last Farewell Show ‘The Departure’ Exhibition & Performance at Hundred Years Gallery. The proceeds of the Exhibition & Art Auction go to The Refugee … Continue reading →

Spend an afternoon on the receiving end of Mutterings! Improvised acoustic and electronic music from established players on the experimental and sound art circuit in London and beyond. The afternoon will feature: Egg&Crisp (Chris Hill/Ed Shipsey) – various instruments, tics … Continue reading →

An evening of performance art with Iris Colomb, Luisa Amorim, Mengting Zhuo and Teddy May de Kock Doors open at 7.30pm | event starts at 8pm | £5 at the door – cash only Iris Colomb is a poet, artist, … Continue reading →

Lawrence Casserley : signal processing instrument Philipp Wachsmann : violin Jean-Michel Van Schouwburg : voice Philipp, Jean-Michel and Lawrence have worked together in many different contexts over the years. Their first appearance as a trio was at Lawrence’s 75th birthday … Continue reading →

The fourth in his monthly series of Sunday concerts features drummer/percussionist Steve Noble in a quartet with Ute Kangiesser (cello), Alex Paxton (trombone) and  Yoni Silver (bass clarinet) Doors 3:30pm | music 4pm | entry £8 (cash only on the door) Steve … Continue reading →

Two trio sets: Phil Durrant : electric mandolin Olie Brice : double bass Andrew Lisle : drums Doors 7:30 | music 8pm | entry £8 cash Phil Durrant Born near London in 1957, Phil Durrant is a multi-instrumentalist improviser/composer/sound artist … Continue reading →

Abdul Azeez Nasser came to the UK from Eritrea in the mid 1990s. He is both a poet and a painter and through both activities he addresses issues of history, creativity and internationalism. ‘My name is Azeez Nasser I am … Continue reading →

Actual line up : Steve Beresford, Sue Ferrar, Faradena Afifi, Rachel Musson, Douglas Benford, Jerry Wigens & Chris Killick

Tony Bianco : drums, percussion Faith Brackenbury : violin, viola, effects, voice Doors 7pm | music 8pm | entry £8 (cash only on the door) Tony Bianco is an American jazz drummer and composer from New York City who moved … Continue reading →

MOUTH on this occasion will be: Alan Wakeman : saxophones Soft Machine, Mike Westbrook Band, Don Rendell Five, Stan Tracey Sextet, Alan Wakeman Octet Recent Recording: The Octet Broadcasts 1969 and 1979 by Alan Wakeman Lu Edmonds : cumbus Mekons, … Continue reading →

Bruno Guastalla – cello and bandoneon Dominic Lash – double bass Philipp Wachsmann – violin Doors 7pm | music 7:30 | entry £8 Bruno  Guastalla has been a violin and cello maker/restorer for the past thirty five years, as well as … Continue reading →

Found Drowned are James O’Sullivan (electric guitar),  Pete Marsh (bass guitar) and Paul May (percussion), a London based acoustic/electric improvising trio, mixing good old fashioned noise with free jazz skronk and introspective rumbling. Singer Atsuko Kamura began her career by … Continue reading →

The Tunnel are a group of artists and performers based in London. They typically have several shows a year using literature, poetry or a film as a base. Their work covers most disciplines of creative output, some working in more … Continue reading →

Live quartet improvisation: Rachel Musson – saxophone Martin Vishnick – guitar Marie Roux – percussion Douglas Benford – harmonium/objects Doors 15:£0 | music 16:00 | £5 donation at the door Rachel Musson Rachel Musson is a saxophonist, improviser and composer … Continue reading →

The long anticipated return of Mercury Over Maps : with three solos (live electronics) by Bill Thompson billthompson.org with Ian Stonehouse providing live visuals, Jenn Kirby www.jennkirby.com and Ed Bennett edbennett.co.uk Doors 7:30 | music 8pm | entry £5 / … Continue reading →

Phil Durrant (semi-modular synths) Sue Lynch (tenor saxophone, clarinet) N.O. Moore (electric guitar) + Emil Karlsen (drums) doors 7pm | music 8pm | entry £8 Phil Durrant : Born near London in 1957, Phil Durrant is a multi-instrumentalist improviser/composer/sound artist … Continue reading →

A chance to see what. . . artist Mervyn Diese got up to during lockdown. Mervyn Diese is a London born artist working with photography, film, painting and performance. His work reflects his passionate interest in politics and social issues such … Continue reading →

Khabat Abas -skin ‘cello An experimental cellist, improviser, and composer from Kurdistan Iraq. She moves freely between artistic discipline and possibilities. Her works have taken a broad collection of inspiration including noise, improvisation, classic music, and narrative story, and used … Continue reading →

Doors 7:30 | music 8pm | entry £7 Ruth Goller, originally from South-tyrol (IT), is a London based electric and double-bass player, arranger, composer and improviser. Hailed by the Guardian for her “thunderous bass-guitar hooks”, Goller helped lay the foundation … Continue reading →

Doors 7:30 | music 8pm | entry £8 Christian Müller Christian Müller, born in 1971 near Basel, Switzerland, is a clarinettist and electronic-musician. He completed his classical studies at the Conservatory for Music & Theater. During the last twenty years … Continue reading →

The third in a series of Sunday concerts featuring drummer/percussionist Steve Noble in various collaborations. First set : Charlotte Keeffe (trumpet) & Steve Noble (percusssion) Second set :  Alan Wilkinson (bass  clarinet- clarinet) & Steve Noble (percussion) Doors 3:30pm | music 4pm … Continue reading →

Loz Speyer & Charlotte Keefe – trumpet/flugelhorn David Leahy & Marcio Mattos – double bass Andrew Lisle – drums Doors 7:30 | music 8pm | entry £8 Tonight’s gig follows on from another one with the same unusual instrumentation, that … Continue reading →

An evening of Solos and the Trio Ian McLachlan : trombone Daniel Thompson : acoustic guitar John Edwards : double bass Doors 7pm | music 8pm | entry £8 Ian McLachlan started a life of Free Improvisation in 1970. Prior … Continue reading →

MOUTH is the solo and collaborative project of Mike Walter. Previous encounters have featured Mark Rathmell, Alan Wakeman, Grassy Noel and, in it’s original iteration, Lol Coxhill. This concert begins a new monthly series at Hundred Years Gallery. On this occasion MOUTH … Continue reading →

Steve Noble – percussion Daniel Thompson – acoustic guitar Colin Webster – saxophone Two sets of trio music Doors 3pm | music 4pm | entry £8

Andrej Chudý Andrej Chudý plays around with field recordings, sampler, and pedals. Louie Rice Louie Rice often collaborates, rarely performs solo. Lives in Norwich. Mengting Zhuo Mengting Zhuo is a London-based performance maker. Her work is often participatory and focuses … Continue reading →

We’re pleased to announce a launch event for Danny Hayward’s new book of essays, Wound Building: Dispatches from the Latest Disasters in UK Poetry, out now from punctum books. A discussion of the book with Danny Hayward in the first … Continue reading →

A duo concert by Pascal Marzan (microtonal ten string guitar) & Steve Beresford (piano & electronics) + Faradena Afifi (violin) Doors 3pm | music 4pm | entry £6 Pascal Marzan is a classically trained improvising musician based in London. After … Continue reading →