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Artists Gary Stewart and Trevor Mathison form Dubmorphology who make sound and visual installations that explore culture, technology and creativity.

$#African Experimental Music# Syrphe# Free Palestine Música experimental africana. Remix visual y sonoro de IR, fruto de la colaboración entre Cedric Fremont de Syphre y miembros de IR en Uganda. Y, por supuesto, como siempre, decimos: Palestina Libre.IR 85 Afreekan Anarchist Dub Meditation When Vision Meets Dub Architecture Unadorned Mix The soundtrack is a remix of “IR::Come One Come All Afrikan Future Soundz feat Cedrik Fermont -I Hear My Grandmother’s Voice \ Chordophone Mix” Originally released on the Syrphe label (https://syrphe.bandcamp.com/) Vocal by Kaigada Djembe drumming by Ras Bogere Instruments recorded by Afreekan Dub of IR :: Sankara Future Dub Resurgence Metal percussion and vocal by Taata Maai Voices for Free Palestine recorded in Japan by Masanobu Kasuga Dub meditation and artwork by Afreekan Dub Uganda footage filmed by Patience Apio Video edit by Tala.Drishti Wider vision from Tala.Durutti$

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For the continued cultural education of generations to come, save Beaconsfield Gallery London!

Beaconsfield urgently needs your support to remain in its iconic central London building. Without immediate help, we will have to close our doors within weeks. So, this is a direct appeal to artists, audiences, neighbours and friends whose lives have been touched by our charity and its community – as participant or visitor – and to those who think that independent culture in the UK is important.

When it’s gone it’s gone.

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Simon Bedwell and Stephen Sutcliffe, Memories of the Five Administrations, at Beaconsfield Gallery London.

For the continued cultural education of generations to come, save Beaconsfield Gallery London!

Beaconsfield urgently needs your support to remain in its iconic central London building. Without immediate help, we will have to close our doors within weeks. So, this is a direct appeal to artists, audiences, neighbours and friends whose lives have been touched by our charity and its community – as participant or visitor – and to those who think that independent culture in the UK is important.

When it’s gone it’s gone.

Simon Bedwell, Working Creatively with Clay

Simon Bedwell and Stephen Sutcliffe, Memories of the Five Administrations, at Beaconsfield Gallery London.

For the continued cultural education of generations to come, save Beaconsfield Gallery London!

Beaconsfield urgently needs your support to remain in its iconic central London building. Without immediate help, we will have to close our doors within weeks. So, this is a direct appeal to artists, audiences, neighbours and friends whose lives have been touched by our charity and its community – as participant or visitor – and to those who think that independent culture in the UK is important.

When it’s gone it’s gone.

Simon Bedwell, Working Creatively with Clay

Simon Bedwell and Stephen Sutcliffe, Memories of the Five Administrations, at Beaconsfield Gallery London.

For the continued cultural education of generations to come, save Beaconsfield Gallery London!

Beaconsfield urgently needs your support to remain in its iconic

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$TONIGHT: ELLIOTT SHARP TWO-DAY RESIDENCY W/ THE CLINAMEN + DUBMORPHOLOGY + POULOMI DESAI Two rare UK performances from Elliott Sharp, whose work has sat at the centre of New York’s experimental music scene for more than forty years, spanning noise, no wave, jazz, blues, electronics, opera, orchestral writing and systems-based composition. Across two nights at OTO, Sharp appears with The Clinamen, solo with a reading from his writing, and in a new quartet with Dubmorphology and Poulomi Desai. TUE 29 SEP ELLIOTT SHARP WITH DUBMORPHOLOGY + POULOMI DESAI The second night is a new quartet built around feedback systems, science fiction, algorithmic composition and DIY instruments. Trevor Mathison and Gary Stewart’s Dubmorphology emerged from their work with the Black Audio Film Collective, developing a Black Industrial practice across fractured montage, dub, musique concrète, field recording and live cinema. Poulomi Desai joins on augmented sitar, cassette decks, circuit-bent toys, optokinetic instruments, kitchen knives and massage tools, deliberately breaking with ideas of authenticity around the sitar. 🎟 £17 adv / £12 members → Tickets via Stories and cafeoto.co.uk → Doors 7:30pm$

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