LIVE ART AND MUSIC FESTIVAL PERMANENT GALLERY

SATURDAY 17TH OF MAY FROM 6PM

SUNDAY 18TH OF MAY FROM 2PM

Permanent Gallery invited 15 artists and musicians to make a performance at the next Testing Grounds event.
Testing Grounds is a quarterly programme of Live Art, Performance Art, Sound art and Music and will run this time over two days, the Saturday the 17th and Sunday the 18th of May. Testing Grounds has two main focuses. The event provides a platform for the artists to experiment with new ideas and projects, focusing on the contextualization of their work and to take a risk, reaching for that idea that is currently just on the edge of their horizon, rather than reproducing a set performance. The event also provides the audience with a wide variety of works by presenting an eclectic programme, and to alternate genres/disciplines, as well as embodying diverse artistic attitudes and approaches.

ARTISTS : Beth Greenhalgh, Samuel Hasler, Seth Kriebel, Birdengine, Ricky Leach, Taylan Halici, Alex Coxall, Pablo Perezzarate, Zoe Bouras, Adam Fearon, Sara Popova, Michail Mavaronas, Salma Nathoo, Rufus Osborne, Fry-
Curated by Nadege Derderian

PERMANENT GALLERY
20 BEDFORD PLACE
BRIGHTON / BN1 2TP
INFO@PERMANENTGALLERY.COM
WWW.PERMANENTGALLERY.COM

A PROJECTION OF VIDEOS SELECTED ON YOUTUBE
Hosted by Phoenix Arts
Saturday 13 October 2007, 3pm to 4pm and repeated Sunday 14 October 1pm - 2pm

WHAT
Videos from YouTube will be screened in the format of a video art presentation. protoPLAY has approached YouTube as a gigantic reservoir for images and information, and the selection process as a linguistic act. Each video forms a sentence fragment, which has a meaning on its own, but also interestingly that belongs to a chain of signifier and signified, to eventually create a new entity. A manifestation of our global community’s unconscious thoughts?

Open Phoenix Video Art Festival Saturday Programme:

1 – 3pm     A programme of works selected by Victoria Melody
3 – 4pm     The YouTube Thing, curated by protoPLAY
4 – 5pm     Society curated by videoclub (Jamie Wyld)
WHERE
Phoenix Arts Association
10-14 Waterloo Place
Brighton BN2 9NB

The YouTube Thing is part of Open Phoenix Video Art Festival, curated by Victoria Melody.
Phoenix Arts

videoclub

Victoria Melody

Orion Maxted latest:

International performance festival organised by Ornicart, Marseille.

fest2007-depliant-a3-rect.pdf

PERMANENT GALLERY

OMSKBOOK LAUNCH

Friday 24 August 2007
5.30pm - 9.30pm, Free
Following their hugely successful London launch at that South London Gallery at the end of June, the OMSK Collective presents OMSKBOOK at the Permanent Gallery. This free event begins at 5:30pm and features Dan Powell pulling sound resonance from the turning of planetary spheres; Jigoku expertly mashing together B-movie sleaze and horror; and Kim Downes producing the real thing: blood on the floor and not on the screen.
Plus, a limited number of books will be on sale at a discounted rate of £11.99.

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Link to Permanent Gallery

Link to Regency Town House

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Hula Hoop,

RICKY LEACH ( myspace.com/rickyleach )
has a gig on


28 Jul 2007, 20:30

Supporting THE TWITS ( myspace.com/itsthetwits ) ,
who sing songs and chuck food everywhere


And THE WORM LADY , ( who is doesn’t do myspace )
and rambles on about worms with piano accompaniment

on a DAILY TWIT night
( dailytwit.com )

at the

Black Horse Tavern,

37 Wedmore Street off HØlloway Rd, London

¡ ! ¡ ! ¡ ! It’s £2 ¡ ! ¡ ! ¡ ! ¡ ! ¡ 8.30-2AM ! ¡ ! ¡ ! ¡ ! ¡

So come and do it the Hollo-way! You can even bring that special someone
you’ve been seeing lately, but for those lonely souls it will be the
perfect night for meeting that stranger of your dreams.

Cheers, hope to see you down there.

Ricky Leach

Ebb & Flow
An installation by Fiona Carabine
Permanent Gallery, Bedford Place, Brighton
Saturday 21 July to Sunday 19 August 2007
Gallery open Thurs/Fri/Sun 1pm - 6pm  Sat 11am - 6pm
http://www.permanentgallery.com

You are invited to the preview on Friday 20 July, 6–9pm

Ebb & Flow Exhibition Events:

Armchair Critics: Thursday 26 July, 7.30pm, Free

An open discussion provoked by the exhibition, hosted by Polly Carter

plus special guest.
Artist’s Talk: Friday 10 August, 6.30pm, Free

Fiona Carabine in conversation with the exhibition curator Woodrow

Kernohan.
Permanent Film Night: Wednesday 22 August, 8pm

River Yar, William Raban and Chris Welsby, 1971–2.

Screening selected in response to Ebb & Flow, in association with

Cinemateque. (more…)