Dreadful EP

I recently mastered Rachel Margetts first release. It's definitely worth a listen.

http://rachelmargetts.blogspot.co.uk/

Wendy Houstoun and David Hinton

Here She Comes

Filming in Glasgow for Marvin Gaye Chetwynd's project 'Here She Comes'.

http://www.southbankcentre.co.uk/whatson/marvin-gaye-chetwynd-1001465

Ursonate

I contributed some guitar to this version of Kurt Schwitter's 'Ursonate' performed by Ian Hunter at the Elterwater Merzbarn. I was there on a mini residency with the Islington Mill to celebrate Schwitters birthday.

Seven Women Standing in The Way

Seven Women Standing in The Way, Annika Ström, 2015.

Open Call

Resonart Stockholm

I took part in Monica Sand's research conference about public space with Galleri Plywood team Jenny Simm and Olivia Berkowicz. Our piece is at the end of the video.

Chain Of Life at Secret Garden Party

Chain of Life is returning to Secret Garden Party next month. With a new sign and new outfits.

Spartacus nominated for the Turner Prize

Spartacus Chetwynd has been nominated for the Turner Prize it was announced this morning. She's been nominated for her solo show at Sadie Coles gallery, "Odd Man Out", which Dominika Kieruzel and I performed in. 

http://www.channel4.com/news/turner-prize-shortlist-announced

Happy May Day Spartacus

http://www.ubu.com/film/chetwynd_hermitos.html

KUCHAR and KA-BOOM

Screening in Oscar and Hollie's basement cinema this Friday: Gregg Araki's Kaboom and George Kuchar's video diaries.

Chômu book launch: Lord Magpie to support Jeremy Reed

Lord Magpie will be playing at the Jamboree this thursday in support of Jeremy Reed and the latest Chômu Press book launch. Chômu Press is an exciting new publisher of genre defying, fiction set up by Quentin S. Crisp.

Quentin and I have been collaborating recently to create the Chômu Radio Archive. This is in its early stages still but you can find an interview with author John Elliott on it already:


John Elliott talks to Quentin about Philip K. Dick, Lovecraft, Oulipo, John Calder, Queneau, Georges Perec, and many other things.

And here are some photos from Lord Magpie's last Halloween gig:

RIP George Kuchar

I am so glad to have met you.



George Kuchar 1942 - 2011