Showing posts with label Cross-Discipline. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cross-Discipline. Show all posts

Friday, 1 August 2014

Space F!ght to perform at MIRA Festival, Barcelona


Space F!ght have been selected as one of the groups to be featured at this year's MIRA Live Visual Arts Festival in Barcelona in November.

The festival runs from 6-15th November and uses different venues throughout Barcelona to showcase different cultural initiatives including concerts, installations, workshops and discussions. Their focus is on innovation and encouraging cross-discipline collaborations across artforms.

Space F!ght, a group based in the North featuring James Mainwaring, Radek Rudnicki, Jakub Hader and Tom Adams, have built up a strong following through their use of live music, electronics and live visual mapping.

For more information, see the MIRA Festival website.

Tuesday, 7 May 2013

UK Premiere for Stuart McCallum's Ballet Score


Guitarist Stuart McCallum will be at the Hepworth Gallery in Wakefield this Saturday at 2pm for the UK premiere of his ballet score as part of artist Linder Sterling's new work, The Ultimate Form.

It was first premiered in Paris in January 2013, at the Musée d'Art Modern, as part of Linder's retrospective. As well as the work of Linder herself and Stuart McCallum, fashion designer Richard Nicoll and dancers from the Northern Ballet are also part of the work.

The piece, described as "a fusion of  dance, music, fashion, art, sculpture and landscape" will take place outdoors between 2pm and 4pm.

The Ultimate Form marks the next step in a successful partnership between artist Linder and musician Stuart McCallum. Amongst other works, Stuart collaborated on Linder's 13 hour performace piece The Darktown Cakewalk: Celebrated Live From The House of Fame, which also featured a number of jazz musicians from the North - Kim Macari, Katie Patterson, Peter Lee, Dave Walsh and Linder's son, Max Sterling.

Saturday's event is free to attend but booking is essential.

Book tickets for The Ultimate Form.