Thursday 29 November 2018, 7.30pm
Afraid that due to unforseen circumstances Slow Reading Club have had to drop out of the line-up. In their place will be a solo set by Rob Lye.
"Deeply embedded in the Manchester underground, Katz Mulk was born out of the Human Heads crew. The trio makes warped electronics, auto tuned improv and loose pop music that combines the best of hipstertronics and hardcore avant-garde music." – Kraak
photo by Mary Hurrell
Mary Hurrell is an artist working across sound production, live performance and sculpture as a form of expanded choreography; she is interested in forms of language and movement in relation to physical and psychological experience.
Selected performances, exhibitions and festivals include: RADIOPHRENIA, CCA, Glasgow (2022); BUOY, Nicoletti Contemporary, London, (2021); Cafe OTO, London (2021); UNDEX, Jupiter Rising, Jupiter Artland, Edinburgh (2019); Movement Study 6, The Bower, London (2018); ちょう¬ /, Yamakiwa Gallery, Japan (2018); Body Echo, Nicoletti Contemporary, Paris (2018); 3(OXIORCAD), Flat Time House, London (2018); 2(AERIAL), Kunstraum, London (2018); 1(PITCH), Body Ecologies 1,Centro Botin, Spain (2018); StereoSkin, Herdubreid Biosal, Seydisfjordur, Iceland (2017); An Evening Of Performances, The Roberts Institute of Art, London (2016); EROTIC MECHANICS, Martello Street, London (2016); London Open, Whitechapel Gallery, London (2015); My Vocabulary Did This Too Me, South London Gallery (2014)
https://maryhurrell.cargo.site/
SRC is the Brussels based duo of the dancer-choreographer Bryana Fritz & the artist-musician Henry Andersen. As S-R-C they devise performative reading encounters, but for tonight's performance they will draw on their individual practices to create a desktop choreography out of projections; stillness and a spoken, mutating litany of words in French, German & English. As a dancer Bryana has performed in the works of She performed in the works of Anne Teresa de Keersmaeker, Xavier le Roy, and many others. Henry released his Stanzas LP on the Belgian-based KRAAK label.
