Our recent recommendations for KIT FORM
Big up Saffron! Celebrate a decade of their trailblazing work redressing gender imbalances in music with a live set from fractured-bass diviner LCN (fka LCY), DVLG boss Medis on the emotive and warped beat ambience + a very special guest appearance.
Celebrating 10 yrs of Saffron with live sets, talks, an exhibition + more
Another essential cinematic showcase from Cables & Cameras, forever broadening cultural horizons and perceptions by unearthing narratives from marginalised voices in UK cinema. This edition focuses on specially commissioned collaborations between filmmakers in Bristol and South Africa.
Cables & Cameras presents A.T.L.A.N— an evening of short films and Q&A about South Africa's new emerging filmmakers' talent from Durban.
Hard AF link-up between Bristol’s freshest purveyors of post-club and the new Soundcloud rap digicore kids on the block. Expect blown-out emo-trap, witch-house and hyperpop live and direct from MDM, whilst Realist Alive hosts Overshine’s gleeful guaracha gabber noise arsenal + swaggering baile from DJ veneno pra rato. Essential FFO: Drain Gang, Varg2TM, KAVARI, Ship Sket.
Realist Alive does the most logical Bristol link-up, pairing up with digicore innovators Modern Day Music for a gig-into-club double bill. MDM run the live set, Realist take the baton & debut another duo of deconstructed-club wunderkinds, easy as.
The origin story of the UK Government’s public rap enemy number one is easily the all time funniest film about colonial oppression. Now lavished with His Majesty’s latest badge of honour (suspected terror charges), Kneecap is the musical revolution on everyone’s lips, screened alongside an exhibition of Sławek Rzewuski’s photos from the Occupied Palestinian Territories.
Join us at KIT FORM for a screening of Kneecap, alongside the exhibition 'Architecture of Fear and Resistance'
PWYC! An important community platform for queer voices helmed by journalist Andy Leake, Show Me The Gays returns for its next gathering. In conversation: Istanbul-based artist and activist Akış Ka, discussing the power of community organising in the face of escalating censorship and threats to Istanbul’s LGBTQ+ scene. All proceeds go toward supporting trans individuals in Turkey.
Andy Leake invites Akış Ka to discuss Istanbul's Queer Scene