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While you're here, I do hope you're following The Family's blog - fun times ahead in November, and a spooky Vision Quest next week.
Showing posts with label Milgram. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Milgram. Show all posts
Wednesday, October 14, 2009
All You Can Eat
Come along to the Gallery of Owls' Zine Event at the Sunflower Lounge on Thursday 15th Oct from 8pm. As well as performances from Pseudo Nippon, Fallen Timbers, and the genius Richard Peel, Stuart and I will make a rare and exciting Milgram appearance, DJing cold head games, and hot perverted beats. We've also put in zine-style reprints of a.a.s. maga-zine and comics from 2003-2009
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While you're here, I do hope you're following The Family's blog - fun times ahead in November, and a spooky Vision Quest next week.
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While you're here, I do hope you're following The Family's blog - fun times ahead in November, and a spooky Vision Quest next week.
Saturday, July 22, 2006
Tract Penzance
Tract organised by Newlyn Art Gallery and ArtSurgery at Jubilee Pool, Penzance Promenade
Eva Weaver - Mermaids Calling. The artist walked from Penzance station to the Pool, changing from a City Woman into a mermaid along the way.
Deep Blue by milgram , a site-responsive sound performance; mixing audio recorded from the site with samples made from the moves in the first chess game where a computer beat a reigning world champion.
Matt Hawthorn - Shanty (various inscriptions of objects) in this section he had small model boats in an umbrella and asked the public to throw them in the sea
Sarah Jane Pell performed Hydrophilia on the South Pier, Wharf Road, Penzance.
Her plastic helmet was filled with saline by an assistant who communicated with her in diving signs, and the trust between them was one of the most interesting things about the performance.
She breathed through a tube, making imploring movements and filling small bottles, and the endurance of trying not to drown herself, while freezing in the rain.
For larger images visit my My Flickr Page
Eva Weaver - Mermaids Calling. The artist walked from Penzance station to the Pool, changing from a City Woman into a mermaid along the way.
Deep Blue by milgram , a site-responsive sound performance; mixing audio recorded from the site with samples made from the moves in the first chess game where a computer beat a reigning world champion.
Matt Hawthorn - Shanty (various inscriptions of objects) in this section he had small model boats in an umbrella and asked the public to throw them in the sea
Sarah Jane Pell performed Hydrophilia on the South Pier, Wharf Road, Penzance.
Her plastic helmet was filled with saline by an assistant who communicated with her in diving signs, and the trust between them was one of the most interesting things about the performance.
She breathed through a tube, making imploring movements and filling small bottles, and the endurance of trying not to drown herself, while freezing in the rain.
For larger images visit my My Flickr Page
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