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Home live art at the Latitude Festival
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The Alternative Village Fete The concrete and urban setting of the National Theatre square was transformed into an alternative village green as artists and performers interpreted and played with the form of the traditional village fete, with a series of interactive arts and crafts, games, produce, food & environmental stalls, live music, dance and informal walkabout performances. Click here for more information |
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| Pub Crawl Camberwell Arts Festival Saturday 14th June, 2008, 7pm – 2am |
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Pub Crawl took you on a tour of some of Camberwell’s best-loved pubs to experience specially commissioned performances and installations which articulated the great British social space of The Pub and the traditions of Pub Entertainment. From A Pub Quiz turned into playful social commentary by artist Yara El-Sherbini to a storming performance from South London’s own Ukulele Club of Dulwich. And including a mysterious installation by Lottie Leedham recreated the secret societies & clubs of the past, the night ended up at the infamous Duckie Club in Vauxhall featuring a special Camberwell Cabaret night of pub singers, cocktails and free Bar BQ. |
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Plum Flower in the Snow by Greta Mendez at home |
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Creative Camberwell Launch
Creative Camberwell, seeks to involve local creative individuals and organisations to harness the potential of creative activity in Camberwell.
click here to view Creative Camberwell Launch pdf
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Harvest
it!…a festival of autumn delights Click here for more information |
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Art of Protest The Art of Protest included some of the UK’s
most politically active artists who came together to present a series
of exhibitions, participatory live events, workshops, debates and
broadcasts based around the history and forms of May Day, relating
them to contemporary forms of artistic and cultural protest.
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| Light
it! … a festival of light Friday 20 October 2006 A Free Event for All Ages Myatt’s Fields Park, Knatchbull Road, Camberwell, London SE5 Artists; The Barefoot Company, Poulomi Desai, Disinformation, In Toto Theatre, Sofie Layton, Mandinga Arts, Howard Matthew, Ali Zaidi. Click here for more information For the first
time, a beautiful Victorian park in South London was transformed
into a dynamic performance space to celebrate the start of Winter,
with multi-sensory performances by a range of artists and hundreds
of local people.
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| Singer
and The Song: A Celebration of Vocal Performance The Theatre Museum, Covent Garden, 1st & 2nd September, 2006 For more information click here. A 2 day site specific live performance event exploring the use of the voice and the genre of song, with a diverse range of practitioners coming from theatre, music, live art, dance, interactive technology and cabaret backgrounds. Artists: Bob and Roberta Smith, Jessica Voorsanger, Christopher Green, The Shout, Davida Hewlett, Mat Fraser, Emmanuelle Waekerle, Plan B, Kazuko Hohki and Frank Chickens, The Showponies, The Falcons, Carlos Otera, Silvana Maimone, Ursula Martinez. | ||||
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| ASSEMBLE at home
Ann-Marie LeQuesne invited you to home movies at home London Friday 18th November 05. On June 7th 2005 a large group gathered at IKEA Edmonton for family photographs. The group was a fake group who were, mostly, not related to each other. They had come to IKEA for ASSEMBLE, the 8th Annual Group Photograph. www.theannualgroupphotograph.com On November 18th the ASSEMBLE photographs were displayed at home in south London. They were nicely framed and hung throughout the house. A home movie was shot around the dining room table at 8pm and projected in the sitting room. more |
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| St. Margaret's
Church Ale Performance Festival July 22 - 24, 2005 Based on the tradition of the Church Ale and set in the inspiring historical environment of a medieval church in Suffolk, this unique event was the first ever residential performance festival at home Suffolk, and resurrected the ancient practice of the Ale; celebrating the feast day of St Margaret (20 July) the Patron Saint of the church, with a weekend of contemporary performance, dance, film & video, communal meals and family workshops. Funded by; Heritage Lottery Fund, Arts Council England, Suffolk County Council, Mid Suffolk District Council, East of England Development Agency, Suffolk Development Agency. Business Sponsor; Aspals Cider more |
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| Art & Money Presented by home @ The V&A Friday 26th August 05. A fun packed and provocative night of artists interactive performances and games, talks and tours, film screenings and music, investigating the relationship between Art and Money. V&A Currency; Audience members paid £1 to enter each of the artist led games, competitions and activities occurring throughout the museum spaces. Their participation was rewarded with a V&A lottery ticket for each £1 spent. V&A lottery tickets were also hidden throughout the accessible museum spaces. Treasure hunt clues/maps hinting at locations were freely available. more commissioned by the V&A Museum www.vam.ac.uk |
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| My Party this Way four alternative artists tours of London Architecture Week 2005 18 & 19 June, 2005 @home London Shop * Drink * Ride * Barge your way around London Four artists invited you on a personal tour of the city, aboard their own coach for a three-hour treat. Entertaining, informative, political and challenging, this series explored the real and imaginary life of the city experienced through its architectural delights and misdemeanours. more Commissioned by the Arts Council of England for Architecture Week |
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| Back to School at the Pool Presented by home and Camberwell Arts @ Camberwell Baths, 10 June 2005, 8.30pm – 11pm. With a nostalgic look at our local public baths, home explored the highs and lows of compulsory swimming education. Expect sinister
undercurrents to fill the shallow pool as a ‘headmistressy’
Marcia Farquhar leads dark nursery rhyme games, with live accompaniment
by band Marseille Figs. more |
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| Looking Good Giovanna Maria Casetta home London 15 April 2005 Looking Good was a new work by the Artist Giovanna Maria Casetta, specially commissioned by home London and Kettle’s Yard Cambridge. Filmed on location in the house at Kettles Yard, the work explores the issues surrounding the condition of depression, through the medium of 8mm film and performance. It looks at the taboos which still exist surrounding the condition and through the artists’ own experience, explores the way in which this suffering is often kept hidden or met with a refusal to be acknowledged. more Funded by the Arts Council of England, East |
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| The Performing Kitchen Robin Deacon, Marcia Farquhar, Ursula Martinez, Gary Stevens July 9th, 10th, 1th 2004 The Contemporary kitchen became the site for performance in this explosion of the current obsessions and taboos of cooking and eating. ‘The Performing Kitchen’ is an ensemble performance production which included some of Britains leading performance artists, in a highly entertaining, incisive and humours exploration of the private and public life of the kitchen. more Funded by the Arts Council of England |
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in association with Camberwell Arts presented; Ten things about ME... Friday 18 June 2004 @ 8.30pm to 12 Midnight A night of confession, strip tease, anarchy and some water aerobics, based around the number '10' and taking place in the swimming pool at Camberwell Leisure Centre, Artichoke Place SE5, as part of Camberwell Arts Week's 10th Anniversary Festival. more |
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| Namesake Joshua Sofaer 14 May 2004 ‘…the proper name is only ever supposed to refer and not to mean.’ Julian Wolfreys, The Derrida Reader: Writing Performances Edinburgh University Press 1998 P17. namesake is a rich multi-layered audio piece which tracks the journey of an artist – Joshua Sofaer – to discover the roots and reverberations of his name. more funded by the Arts Council of England |
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| Home and the
V & A presents: Art & Food: Foodie Friday Late View Friday 25 April 2003 ‘home,’ in collaboration with the V&A’s contemporary team, explored the relationship between art and food through art performance, music, film, panel discussion and tours of the museum’s collections, at the V&A. Visitors were invited to view or participate in the novel food events created specially for the V&A’s galleries and restaurants by a group of British and International artists. more Commissioned by the V&A Museum www.vam.ac.uk |
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| Marcia Farquhar
in Kitchen Front @ The Habitat, Kings Road store, London. Saturday 26 & Sunday 27 October 2002 free event. As part of a weekend of events to re-launch the Habitat Kings Road store, former Chelsea girl Marcia Farquhar presented two performances made specially for the newkitchen department. more Commissioned by Habitat www.habitat.co.uk |
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| "cleanliness
is next to godliness...but dirtiness is next to heaven" A Promenade Performance Concept and Direction: Helena Goldwater New Sound Design: Joseph Hyde Performers: Sef Nakedborn, Adura Onashile, Jenni Potter, and Nicole Robinson At Dulwich Pools, 45 East Dulwich Road, London SE22 October/November 2001 In association with home. more |
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| Home2 July 9 - 10, 1999 Bobby Baker, Helena Bryant, Michelle Griffiths, Janet Hand &Tessa Speak, Hayley Newman, Clare Roberts, Joshua Sofaer, Gary Stevens, work-seth/tallentire, Julian Woropay. more |
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