Archive for October, 2011
Noise of Art NYE 2012 at Sketch
by Noise of Art Team on Oct.24, 2011, under Events
Noise of Art will be returning to the sleek and salubrious environs of London’s Sketch for New Years’ Eve.
The immersive club night will feature DJs, dancers, performers, film, live music and projections across four rooms.
The third Noise of Art NYE at Sketch will see Seventies sci-fi retro-futurism meet themes inspired by late Sixties Psychedelica. Steam-punk strands continue with a neo Victorian curiosity.
Full details to be made available on www.noiseofart.org soon.
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Slipped Disco @ Big Chill House
by Noise of Art Team on Oct.14, 2011, under Events
Ben Osborne DJ Mixes
“The wonderful crew behind SD dig out all sorts of electronic oddities, cosmic wonders and disco-ified gems”
Noise of Art: Traders Unpacked
by noise of art on Oct.03, 2011, under Events
DJ Ritu
Noise of Art: Traders Unpacked
Thursday 6 October
Free 6pm 10pm
National Maritime Museum, Romney Road, Greenwich, London SE10 9NF Free, 6-10pm.
DJ Ritu (Kali), DJ Rita Ray (The Shrine), DJ Ben Osborne, Portfolio, Jason Singh, The People Pile, The City Sea Shanty Band, Dec Shoes, Your Mum, Avaes Mohammed, T.J Jeffrey, Cosmic Onion Field, Strap On.
Opening the Traders Unpacked season in the new high tech East India Gallery and new wing of the NMM, Noise of Art takes inspiration from the way Eastern sea routes have brought new cultures into London, and changed our art, music, film and clubs.
The programme sees two of London’s longest running club nights unite, as DJ Ritu, of London South Asian club Kali and BBC Radio, lines-up alongside Rita Ray, of the influential London African club, Shrine.
Singaporean act Portfolio will be playing deep house (the East India Company established its first base in Singapore), alongside the Afro -Indian singer of Dec Shoes. Japanese fronted Krautrock act Cosmic Onion Field will add live music, while Overlap unveils the new version of an evolving film-as-art portrait of Anna Mae Wong – the first Chinese film star, who made her debut in a film set in nightclubs in the 1920s in the East London docks.
Sikh beat-boxer Jason Singh, who started working with film after winning a PRS for Music Foundation Award in 2010, is creating a new collaborative work, with poet Avaes Mohammed and film maker T.J Jeffrey, specially for the night.
East London’s finest salty sea dogs, The City Sea Shanty Band, singing the odd song about bottles of rum. Contemporary dancers The People Pile will be performing a themed piece and 360 degree projectionists Your Mum and mobile movie projector Strap On will be adding their unique imagery… and more.
