Zara Joan Miller is an artist working across poetry, performance and film. Her work seeks to unravel boundaries between human and non-human nature, often playing with movement and sound as a way of reimagining a body’s rhythm. Zara is the author of poetry collection BLUE MONDAY (JOAN Publishing, 2022), which was also released as a duo LP with cellist Ute Kanngießer (Reading Group 2023). Her work has been presented at Barbican Centre, Frieze No 9 Cork St., Muse Gallery, Horse Hospital, Cafe OTO, In Vitro, Default Den Haag.
Augustė Vickunaitė is a sound experimentalist who exclusively employs vintage reel-to-reel tape recorders to play, record, and create sounds, articulating diverse layers of recordings including found material, field recordings, voice, music instruments, objects, and the whole spectrum of malfunctions of decaying technology. Auguste specializes in tape, noise, and collage music. Her music is often dark and funny.
Ellis Berwick is a London based, Brixton born artist making sculptures, sounds, things that move, and sculptures which make sounds by moving. Looking at the contexts of sound and movement through the experiential, mythological and historical. His work is rough and delicate, industrial and organic, and always noisy.
Billy Steiger was born in Howth on the 16th December, 1986. Now he plays the violin.
“Then he sat down by a pond and began to play a tune. As he played, the most extraordinary thing happened. One by one the fish in the pond began to jump out and fly about in the air. And what is more, they were all different colours and they were singing to the music.” Patrick, Quentin Blake.
6pm doors. First set 6:30.
Tickets on the door.
£12 / £8 concession and no one turned away for lack of funds.
