Royal College of Art, Work in Progress Show, 2009
I am exhibiting a video installation entitled To Touch the House of Memories.
The exhibition runs from Friday 27th November - Friday 4th December and is open to all.
Private view is on Wednesday 2nd December 2009
For more information please visit Royal College of Art
Artesian issue number two
The second edition of Artesian, a journal for committed creativity in art and life, which I co-edit is available now. Within the informal frame of 'water' it features work by Sally Potter, Susan Derges, Howard Barker, Andrew Kotting, Thomas Joshua Cooper, Ackroyd and Harvey, to mention just a few.
For more information please see:
Artesian
or email us:
info [at] gotogetherpress.com
First issue of : ARTESIAN
Journal for the Enduring Arts
Published by Go Together press
Our new journal dealing with life as art, art as life, exploring connections between various forms of creative expression as well as human knowledge, in an effort to counteract fragmentation, so prevalent in the culture around us.
Its first issue, within the informal frame of ‘earth’, will include original contributions from John Berger, Don DeLillo, Anne Michaels, Jan Svankmajer, Iona Heath, Deborah Levy, Rosalyn Driscoll and many others, alongside articles on the spiritual geology of place, tunnels, imagination.
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The Story of Violet
“A sweet tale about a dissatisfied young girl who learns through her dreams that imagination is the key to happiness. Very prettily illustrated.” Lisa Mullen, Time Out London
40 pp, fully colour illustrated through out, bi-lingual (English-Czech) book
Price £ 5.99, 198 CZK, 9 Euros
Please click HERE for more information.
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Philip Jeck @ The Curzon Cinema | 17.06.06
6-7pm, Saturday 17th June, 2006
Curzon Soho, Shaftesbury Avenue, London W1
Fingertips – a live music film event
By Tereza Stehlíková, with an original soundtrack performed live by Philip Jeck
Vertigo is a unique project which champions innovation & diversity in form and culture for independent film and the moving image. Through its magazine, website and special events, Vertigo engages audiences, educators, students and practitioners, introducing new work and critical debate. Its latest issue is launched tonight and is available for sale after the event and at the cinema anytime.
