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Noise of Art’s Metissage and 2011 London events

Noise of Art Team — Fri, 19 Aug 2011 10:07:44 +0000

Noise of Art Attack The Block Party at Latitude

London 2011 Events 17 September – 14 October

Noise of Art’s forthcoming London programme will run from 17 September to 14 October, including the Metiss’age Street Art Festival, supported by the Cultural Programme of the European Union.

Following recent events at Latitude, Sketch, National Portrait Gallery, Tate Britain and Spot Festival Denmark, the month of London events will include club nights, street art painting, contemporary dance, costumes, performance art, street performers and circus acts, all set around Noise of Art’s core of electronic club music.

Noise of Art is also supporting Tree For Cities and the Treeathalon, to raise awareness and funds for its work planting trees in inner city environments.

Venues include:
Battersea Park, London SW11; Village Underground, London EC2, Big Chill House, London N1, 93 Feet East, London E1, National Maritime Museum, London SE 10

Artists include:
Peter Kruder, Si Begg, Ashley Beedle, Acid Washed, Dec Shoes, Ben Osborne, Serge Santiago, DJ Ritu, Miss Led, Your Mum, Severino and Nico de Cigelia, aka Hyena Stomp, Overlap, The People Pile, Portfolio, Jason Singh, 6 Day Riot, Beef Warehouse, David Jenkinson, Rupert the Brewer, Tiny Dragons, Peter Hepworth, Mark Scott Wood and more to be announced.

Highlights:

Saturday 17 September Day Event
Noise of Art presents
Metiss’age Junior Street Art Festival and Music Picnic
@ the Treeathalon, Battersea Park, London SW11
Free entry: 10am – 3pm
The Metiss’age street art festival and music picnic is an all ages family event celebrating life in the city and cultural and ecological diversity. Organised by Noise of Art, it will run alongside the Trees For Cities Treeathalon event in Battersea Park.

The centre piece of Metiss’age is an interactive street painting celebrating cultural and eco diversity in London and designed by London artist Miss Led. It will be painted by young people and members of the public. The day is part of two sister festivals being held in Rome and Paris. It will feature a barefoot 100 meter world record attempt, performance art, acrobats, jugglers, a solar powered mobile music stage, costumes, dance, music, cross platform art and trees.

The Metiss’age events are organised in partnership with Global Warming in Paris and Explora in Rome and are suppoted by and part of the European Union’s Cultural Programme. Acts to be announced soon.

To join the Treeathalon race go www.treesforcities.co.uk
More information at www.noiseofart.org

17 September Night Event
Noise of Art and Trees For Cities present:
Metiss’age Nite
At Village Underground, 54 Holywell Lane, London EC2A 3PQ
10pm – 4am
Tickets £10

Peter Kruder (Kruder and Dorfmiester/ G Stone), Si Begg (S I Futures/ Noodles), Ashley Beedle (Outhear Audio/ Dark Star/ Xpress 2), Ben Osborne (Noise of Art/ Slipped Disco), Dec Shoes, Portfolio (Mighty Rumble), Your Mum, Overlap, The People Pile, David Jenkins (C21), Rupert the Brewer, Mark Scott Wood and more to be announced.

Money raised at the event will go to Trees for Cities to plant Metiss’age trees in inner cities.

Saturday 24 September
Noise of Art Vs Slipped Disco
Big Chill House, 257-259 Pentonville Road King’s Cross London N1 9N. 7pm – 2 am. Free
Continuing Noise of Art’s cross London, pan European celebration of cultural diversity and street art, Noise of Art returns to King’s Cross’ Big Chill House for a night of live electronics, deep house and bumping techno music. Noise of Art founder, DJ Ben Osborne, is joined by Dec Shoes (live), Rupert The Brewer, The People Pile, Overlap, Your Mum and a further line-up of special guests, to be announced.

Friday 30 September
93 Feet East, 150 Brick Lane, EC2
Noise of Art presents: Paris, Rome and London
93 Feet east
150 Brick Lane London E1 6QL
7pm – 1 am Free

Acid Washed (France), Hyena Stomp aka Severino and Nico de Ceglia (Italia), Dec Shoes (London), Ben Osborne, The People Pile, Beef Warehouse, Cosmic Onion Field, Rupert The Brewer and more to be announced

Mirroring sister events in Paris and Rome, Noise of Art steps into 93 Feet East for a Rome vs Paris and London three way marathon.

Thursday 6 October
Noise of Art and National Maritime Museum presents:
Traders Unpacked
National Maritime Museum, Romney Road, Greenwich, London SE10 9NF
Free, times and line up to be annunced.

To mark the opening of the new East India Gallery and wing at the former hub of Britain’s Navy, Noise of Art takes inspiration from the way Eastern sea routes have brought new cultures into London, and changed our art, music and film.

Full line-up to announced soon,

15 October
Noise of Art Vs Slipped Disco
Big Chill House 257-259 Pentonville Road King’s Cross London N1 9NL. 7pm – 2 am. Free

Serge Santiago Vs Ben Osborne and more to be announced

Latitude – Rehearsing at Beefy Mel’s

noise of art — Sat, 16 Jul 2011 21:39:02 +0000

In the run up to our headline slot in the Film and Music Arena at Latitude Festival tomorrow night, here’s a short vid of our rehearsals in our festival wellies.

Despite the odd downpour, this year’s festival has had the best vibe to it yet.

If you’re here or on your way, come and join us on Sunday at 9:15pm – 1 am at the Film and Music Arena, and then come and find us at our Hush Don’t Tell after party until 3am.

Noise of Art brings new UFO show to Latitude Festival

Tom — Fri, 25 Jun 2010 14:59:49 +0000

Inspired by the 30th Anniversary of the UK’s most famous UFO incident at RAF Woodbridge, Suffolk in 1980, we’ve joined forces with Town Hall Galleries, Ipswich, to launch a spectacular immersive club event at Latitude on Friday 16 July.

Noise of Art’s new show, UFO: Rendlesham Incident, has a peak-time slot from midnight – 3am, where we’ll be bring some of London’s finest club acts and DJs to the festival’s Music and Film Arena on its opening night.

Expect a 360-degree performance of cosmic disco, surround visuals, space freaks and interactive performers. A one-off live cosmic super-group featuring My Toys Like Me, The 9000, We Are KAN’T and critically acclaimed DJs Severino and Ben Osborne will all be providing the interstellar soundtrack.

The event will be followed by an Alien Art Hunt at Latitude Festival on the Saturday and Sunday, featuring real artworks for finders to take home. Look out for details of the high profile and up and coming artists involved, and where the hunts will be. If in doubt, ask an alien.

More info to follow here on noiseofart.org soon…

Deep Space Disco filmed in London and Paris

noise of art — Mon, 03 Aug 2009 16:24:47 +0000

Watch Noise of Art’s Deep Space Disco filmed in Paris at The Social Club and in London at Ether Festival at the Southbank.

The live shows included music from The Emperor Machine, Faze Action, Les Hommes Du Train, Ben Osborne, Severino, The Juan Maclean, Chateau Flight, DJ T and Thomas Schumacher. Performance and costume artists The Immaculate Extremists provided the theatricals and MOTH, Overlap and Funkcutter created and re-edited live visuals. The bfi sourced rare footage of Soviet Space missions.

The music for the video is the Deep Space theme by Les Hommes Du Train.

Deep Space Disco booking enquiries to patci

Noise of Art at Latitude

noise of art — Wed, 01 Jul 2009 13:15:28 +0000

Noise of Art at Latitiude Festival

Noise of Art presents
Love Bites – Dance of The Vampires
Latitude Festival
17-19 July 2009
Featuring

They Came From the Stars I Saw Them, Serge Santiago, Les Hommes Du Train, Ben Osborne, Overlap, The Immaculate Extremists, Prick Image, Your Mum, Films from the BFI
and more

Noise of Art returns to Latitiude Festival to present a Disco Horror Show featuring vampire films going back to 1910.

other acts at the festival include Pet Shop Boys, The Phenomenal, Handclap Band, Speech Debelle, Ladyhawke, Doves, Datarock, Maps, Bishi, Little Boots and many more
http://www.latitudefestival.co.uk/lineup/artist.aspx?aid=b96316ec-4c04-4745-a045-9d467cfe9eb8

Noise of Art founder, Ben Osborne, has recently been awarded the prestigious a New Music Plus Award, by the PRS Foundation in the UK.