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Otto Willberg will play at our Opening Party on Saturday 7 October 2017
The seemingly disparate fragments of Otto's improvised language activates a poetic interference that cuts across established boundaries of musicality.
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Saturday 7 & Sunday 8 October 2017, 10.00- 6.00pm as part of Lambeth Open
Opening Party: Saturday 7 October 2017
Exhibition continues to Friday 27 October, Thursday & Friday 10.00- 4.00pm and other times by arrangement.
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I am really pleased to have met Rob White earlier this year, who is a fantastically experienced editioning printmaker and artist. He and I have been planning some courses at the studio in July and August. Rob has a lot of experience in etching, monoprint and relief processes and the courses are designed to facilitate artists and printmakers through ways of making better images, and more interesting prints. By looking at colour, at inking, and combined techniques, the courses promise an opportunity to artists and printmakers alike to enjoy an experimental and exploratory time in the studio.
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SLAUGHTERHAUS Print Studio is excited to announce the screening of Anthony Stern's Get All That, Ant? First shown at the Cambridge Film Festival last October, this revised version will contain additional footage that has never been seen before. A school friend of Syd Barrett, Stern was at the epicentre of psychedelic culture as it unfolded, and as well as The Pink Floyd, filmed other bands such as The Rolling Stones, The Who, The Doors at the Roundhouse, Donovan, The Beach Boys etc. Along with other footage of social scenes, including the birth of his son, Cumbernauld New Town and London streets, he uses the inherent nuances of the Bolex cine camera to document the 1960's, and partners those nuances with the music of the era to form literally an 'interstellar overdrive' of jump-cut montage.
A rare treat for serious filmmakers and musicians alike, this screening is simply not to be missed.