13th April 2018
Public I K L E C T I K, Old Paradise Yard, 20 Carlisle Lane, SE1 7LG, London Apologies in advance returns with an exciting line-up of Benedict Drew, Rie Nakajima and students from the Royal College of Art Experimental Communication pathway. Full line-up to be announced shortly.
British Earways (David Blamey) will be choosing music in between sets.
13th April 2018
£8 / £4 students
7:30pm
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RIE NAKAJIMA
BENEDICT DREW
Students from the Royal College of Art
British Earways (DJ)
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BENEDICT DREW
Benedict Drew works with video, drawing, sculpture, music. He is represented by Matts Gallery, London.
Recent solo exhibitions include The Saw Tooth Wave, CCA Derry, Kaput, The Walker Gallery Liverpool; Heads May Roll, Matt’s Gallery, London; The Persuaders’, Adelaide Festival, SASA Gallery Adelaide, Australia; Zero Hour Petrified, Ilam Campus Gallery, School of Fine Arts University of Canterbury, New Zealand (all 2014) The Onesie Cycle, Rhubarba, Edinburgh; Now Thing, Whitstable Biennale; This Is Feedback, Outpost, Norwich; Gliss, Cell Project Space; and The Persuaders, Circa Site / AV Festival, Newcastle. For many years he curated the London Musicians’ Collective annual festival of experimental music.
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RIE NAKAJIMA
Rie Nakajima is a Japanese artist based in the UK. She has exhibited and performed all over the world charming audiences with her inventive works of mechanical bricolage. In 2014 she received the Arts Foundation prize for Experimental Music. She co-curates the event series ‘Sculpture’ with David Toop and has collaborated with Miki Yui, David Cunningham, Phill Niblock, Pierre Berthet and many others.
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