A event held at D–UNIT on Saturday 6th December. The event starts at 19:30.
(IMAGE CREDIT: SETH GUY)
Join us for the book launch of our sixth publication ‘Under the Spring’ by Hugo Danino. There will be performances during this event with featured artists below:
HUGO DANINO:
Hugo Danino is a multi-disciplinary Artist, based in London. He has acted in several films and was a member of the improvisational group, 'Little Princess Orchestra'. Until 2014 he ran 'Hugo's Speakers Palace', in Hackney where he collected speakers and created a palace of sound for personal and public use. This is his first published work of writing.
ASTRID JOHANNESSEN & RICHARD GREEN:
Astrid Johannessen (https://www.astridjohannessen.no/) is a Norwegian fine artist trained at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Oslo, and the Russian Institute of Cinematography in Moscow, who started out her career in video and photography and has since moved on to painting.
Richard Green is her English husband, and the creator/performer of the Music Machine that will be heard on the opening night. He is a classical pianist, software engineer and general lost soul, who has turned to electronics to give his life meaning.
HARRY FURNISS:
Cornet player Harry Furniss is according to writer Tony Benjamin ‘a key figure in Bristol’s fertile improvised music scene’. Harry formerly led the Iceman Furniss Quintet along with a host of other collaborations,and is a promoter of free music club nights at venues in Bristol and London, including currently ‘Improv’s Greatest Hits’.
SETH GUY:
Seth Guy appropriates, reconfigures and juxtaposes materials to create playful performative works which explore the discourse between ear and eye.
Influenced by his interests in experimental fiction, art, and music, Seth's research investigates the intersections of shared language, of memory, and imagination, in which the acts of listening and visualising are investigated. Often collaborating and devising projects of a participatory and experiential nature, Seth makes both sonic art and visual art - sound compositions, performances, and collage - work which is often humorous, and occasionally disquieting.
Entry requirements: no age restrictions
Join us for the book launch of our sixth publication ‘Under the Spring’ by Hugo Danino. There will be performances during this event with featured artists below:
HUGO DANINO:
Hugo Danino is a multi-disciplinary Artist, based in London. He has acted in several films and was a member of the improvisational group, 'Little Princess Orchestra'. Until 2014 he ran 'Hugo's Speakers Palace', in Hackney where he collected speakers and created a palace of sound for personal and public use. This is his first published work of writing.
ASTRID JOHANNESSEN & RICHARD GREEN:
Astrid Johannessen (https://www.astridjohannessen.no/) is a Norwegian fine artist trained at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Oslo, and the Russian Institute of Cinematography in Moscow, who started out her career in video and photography and has since moved on to painting.
Richard Green is her English husband, and the creator/performer of the Music Machine that will be heard on the opening night. He is a classical pianist, software engineer and general lost soul, who has turned to electronics to give his life meaning.
HARRY FURNISS:
Cornet player Harry Furniss is according to writer Tony Benjamin ‘a key figure in Bristol’s fertile improvised music scene’. Harry formerly led the Iceman Furniss Quintet along with a host of other collaborations,and is a promoter of free music club nights at venues in Bristol and London, including currently ‘Improv’s Greatest Hits’.
SETH GUY:
Seth Guy appropriates, reconfigures and juxtaposes materials to create playful performative works which explore the discourse between ear and eye.
Influenced by his interests in experimental fiction, art, and music, Seth's research investigates the intersections of shared language, of memory, and imagination, in which the acts of listening and visualising are investigated. Often collaborating and devising projects of a participatory and experiential nature, Seth makes both sonic art and visual art - sound compositions, performances, and collage - work which is often humorous, and occasionally disquieting.
Entry requirements: no age restrictions
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