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Jarvis makes an exhibition of himself…again!
Jarvis Cocker took over Shoreditch’s Village Underground for three days of workshops, jamming, cake eating and informal performances. Taking lead from his ‘happening’ at Galerie Chappe in Paris earlier this year, Jarvis invited everyone to bring their own instruments and … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Concerts, Events, Exhibitions, London, Music
Tagged aerobics, anti-folk, berlin wall anniversary, burlesque workshop, cakes, Camille Bidault-Waddington, celebrity death match, concert, east London, experimental, further complications, futurist noise machines, Gallerie Chappe, Glasgow, grafitti, Great Eastern Street, happening, holywell lane, I put a spell on you, improvisation, installation, instruments, Jarvis Cocker, leftovers, Liverpool Street Station, London, lost highway, MTV, Paris, pulp, pure evil gallery, Shoreditch, songs from the films of david lynch, tea, the arches, Thomas Truax, tuck shop, village underground, yoga
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Frieze Week: Zoo Art Fair
Zoo Art Fair has a new home in the East this year and really, it feels like it should have been there all along. Zoo used to be at the Royal Academy and now even the more conventional buyers will have … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Events, London, News
Tagged 20 Manifestos, Amos Vogel, Ant Macari, Art, art galleries, artists, Berlin, Bistrotheque, Camden Arts Centre, Champagne Perrier-Jouet Bar, Curating Programme at Goldsmiths, damien hirst, east London, Ellen Cantor, Film As A Subversive Art, FormContent, Frieze Art Fair, Gilbert and George, London, LUX, Mariel Lopez Gallery, Other Criteria, Paloma and her Six Husbands, Pavilion of art & design, Pinochet Porn, pop-up cafe, Rob Tuffnell, Rob Tufnell, Royal Academy of Arts, Ruben Grillo, Serpentine Gallery, Shoreditch, shoreditch high street, Studio Voltaire, White Cube, Whitechapel Gallery, Zoo Art Fair
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