BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//wp-events-plugin.com//7.3.1//EN BEGIN:VEVENT UID:133@whiteemotion.com DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20180804T180000 DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20180804T200000 DTSTAMP:20180717T182706Z URL:https://whiteemotion.com/events/strange-umbrellas-at-v22-london/ SUMMARY:Strange Umbrellas at V22\, London DESCRIPTION:\n\n\nStrange Umbrellas began in 2013\, promoting nights of exp erimental music\, free-improvisation\, film and art in London. Founded by artist &\; curator Blanca Regina\, free Improvisor &\; composer Stev e Beresford and experimental musician\, musicologist Jack Goldstein. and f ilm curator and visual artist Pierre Bouvier Patron.\n\nNext Strange Umbr ellas #21\, August 4th from 6 to 8pm at V22 Louise House Dartmouth Road\, SE23 3HZ London.\nhttp://v22collection.com/events/sound/strange-umbrellas/ \n\n\nTickets: https://unpredictable.bigcartel.com/product/strange-umbrel las-ticket\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\nLINE UP\n\n\nStage Time:\n\n6.00 – Doors\n 6.30 – Jack Goldstein\n6.45 – Soramimi film by Daisy Dickinson and Jul ia Laird\n6.55 – Daniel Spicer/Paul Khimasia Morgan\n7.25 – Break\n7.4 0 – Steve Beresford/Charlotte Keeffe/Max Hattler\n8.00 – Rodez film by Stefano Miraglia\n8.10 – Blanca Regina/AvanacA\n\n\n\n\n\n \;\n\n\n \n\n\n\nSolo: Jack Goldstein\n\nJack Goldstein makes Experimental Lo-fi Po wer Pop/Emo. His latest record\, entitled ‘Sandwiches’\, is a Brian Wi lson-esque song-cycle set in an imagined interzone near the Oxford that Go ldstein grew up in. His previous record\, ‘Tonic Of Wilderness’\, was described as “a quiet triumph\; a….collage of sound taking in so many moods\, emotions and samples that it’s hard to keep track”. He is also a musicologist and academic at Goldsmiths University and was awarded the Bob Gilmore Prize for Outstanding Work in Musicology for his dissertation on the influence of politics and brass bands.\nHe has also written on pop\ , experimental and improvised music.\nhttps://jackgoldstein.bandcamp.com\n \nDuo: Daniel Spicer/Paul Khimasia Morgan\n\nDaniel Spicer is a writer\, b roadcaster\, improviser and poet based in Brighton\, UK. He writes about m usic for The Wire and Jazzwise magazines. His book on Turkish psychedelic music\, ‘The Turkish Psychedelic Music Explosion: Anadolu Psych 1965 to 1980’\, was published by Repeater Books in 2018. He is currently working on a book about Peter Brötzmann. He presents a weekly radio show of impr ovised music\, ‘The Mystery Lesson’\, on Brighton’s Radio Reverb 97. 2FM. He is founder and director of Brighton Alternative Jazz Festival. As an improviser\, he has worked with artists as diverse as Adam Bohman\, Dyl an Nyoukis\, Alan Wilkinson and Konstrukt. He has published three collecti ons of poetry: ‘Osshole Accidents’ in 2012\, ‘Notes For Colour’ in 2015 and ‘From The Bottom Of The Tower’ in 2018.\n\nPaul Khimasia Mor gan is interested in detourning familiar musical instruments in improvised music settings. He currently uses amplified guitar body. He has performed in regular and ad-hoc groupings with Steve Beresford and Blanca Regina\, Richard Sanderson\, Simon Whetham\, Seth Cooke\, Dimitra Lazaridou-Chatzig oga\, Ryu Hankil and Charlotte Keeffe. His latest solo album\, Peoplegrowo ld was released on Mark Wastell’s Confront label. In 2016\, he collabora ted with artists Joseph Young and Kay Aplin to produce a series of sound-a rt concerts and talks featuring Beresford and Regina\, Cathy Lane\, Felici ty Ford\, John Kannenberg and Brambling which resulted in his piece\, slow kiln\, being included on the Landscape : Islands cassette compilation. Hi s previous work appears on labels including Linear Obsessional\, Absence O f Wax\, Crónica\, engraved glass and Con-V. Paul curates Aural Detritus C oncert Series\, runs the Aural Detritus and TSOKL labels and writes for Th e Sound Projector.\n\nTrio: Steve Beresford/Charlotte Keeffe/Max Hattler\n \nSteve Beresford has been a central figure in the British improvising sce ne for over thirty years\, working with the likes of Derek Bailey\, Evan P arker\, Han Bennink\, Christian Marclay and Alterations.\n\nHis work with Marclay has included mixed media pieces like ‘Screen Play’\, ‘Epheme ra’\, ‘Graffiti Composition’\, ‘Shuffle’\, ‘Pianorama’ and ‘Everyday’. He has also written songs\, scored feature films\, TV show s and commercials.\n\nSteve has worked with hundreds of people\, including The Slits\, Stewart Lee\, Ivor Cutler\, Prince Far-I\, Alan Hacker\, Ray Davies\, Mandhira De Saram\, The Flying Lizards\, Rachel Musson\, The Port smouth Sinfonia and John Zorn. He has an extensive discography as performe r\, arranger\, composer and producer\, and was was awarded a Paul Hamlyn a ward for composers in 2012.\n\nCharlotte Keeffe performs regularly across the UK and internationally as part of several ensembles. She has played at numerous Music Festivals\, including Glastonbury and accompanied the like s of Will Young\, Charlotte Church\, Kate Nash\, Laura Mvulaand Liane Carr oll.\n\nFascinated with improvised music\, Charlotte helped guitarist John Russell establish the Mopomoso Workshop Group. She plays regularly in the London Improvisers Orchestra and has shared concert bills with the likes of John Edwards\, Steve Noble\, John Butcher\, Steve Beresford and Mark Sa nders.\n\nCharlotte performs as a trumpet/ flügelhorn soloist and as part of her trio\, Space Painters\, with guitarists Joe Smith Sands and Diego Sampieri. Space Painters had their debut gig at The Vortex last May. Charl otte also has a new quartet project and will be releasing her debut album featuring some of her original compositions very soon…\n\nMax Hattler is an artist and academic who works with abstract animation\, video installa tion and audiovisual performance. He holds a master’s degree from the Ro yal College of Art and a Doctorate in Fine Art from the University of East London. Max has lectured at CalArts\, USC\, Goldsmiths\, KASK and many mo re. Max has performed live around the world including at Playgrounds Festi val\, Re-New Copenhagen\, Expo Milan and many others. He lives in Hong Kon g where he is an Assistant Professor at School of Creative Media\, City Un iversity of Hong Kong. Max’s current research focuses on synaesthetic ex perience and visual music\, the narrative potential of abstract animation\ , and expanded artistic approaches to binocular vision.\n\nDuo: Blanca Reg ina/Anavaca\n\nBlanca Regina is an artist\, teacher and curator based in L ondon. Her research and practice is heterogeneous and encompasses expanded cinema\, free improvisation\, graphic and moving images\, photography and performance art.\n\nIn 2014 she became a lecturer at the School of Music and Fine Art at the University of Kent. From 2011 to 2014 she was a visiti ng research fellow at the University of the Arts\, London\, Chelsea Colleg e of Art and Design. She has performed with various artists\, including Te rry Day\, Leafcutter John\, Steve Beresford and Matthias Kispert and has c urated a number of events and installations in London and internationally. Her last solo exhibition: ‘Expanded and Ephemera Audiovisual’ was pre sented at MUPO\, Oaxaca\, México in November 2015.\nwww.whiteemotion.com\ n\nAnavacA is a multifaceted communicator who expresses herself through ar ts and therapy.\nShe has participated in various healing performances and psychomagic projects. She developed\, with her hands and her voice\, regre ssion processes and has collaborated with artists and therapists for 20 ye ars.\nShe currently lives between Malaga and London.\n\nFilms:\n1 – Sora mimi\n2017 / 3’32 / 4:3 / Sound\n\nSoramimi taps in to the rhythms of th e forest\, channelling the positive and negative energies through the red and blue masks and eventually creating an abstract piece of ritualistic oc currence. It was all shot on Super 8 in the mountains of Japan (Kanazawa\, Nagano\, and Yakushima Island) and features music by Grimm Grimm.\n\nJuli a Laird is a Scottish photographer and director based in London. She uses both digital and analogue photography and moving image to cover the areas and people around her\, both in her home country and whilst travelling fur ther afield.\nhttp://julialaird.com/\n\nDaisy Dickinson is a London-based director and visual artist whose work involves experimental short film\, m usic video\, projected installation and live visual performance. She is on e half of the audio/visual collaboration ‘Adrena Adrena’\, with ex-Bor edom’s drummer E-da Kazuhisa\, and is currently working as a visual addi tion to Seefeel\, Grimm Grimm &\; Samuel Kerridge. Dickinson’s visual s have been described as ‘magmatic and sulphurous\, cosmological and tra nscendental\, drawing attention to the wonder of the earth and our sensual ity on it’.\nhttps://www.daisydickinson.co.uk/\n\n2 – Rodez\n2017 / 3 ’00’’ / 4:3 / silent\n\nThis is an exploration of the Rodez Cathedra l and a study in colour\, repetition and flickering\, composed of 292 phot ographs.\n\nStefano Miraglia (b. 1988 in Málaga) is an Italian-Spanish vi sual artist based in France. Merging digital video\, analogue photographs\ , archival documents and autobiographical elements\, his moving image work stands at the intersection between abstract art\, experimental animation and diaristic cinema.\n\nHis works have been screened at numerous internat ional film festivals\, including Transient Visions\, Pesaro Film Festival\ , Festival des Cinémas Différents et Expérimentaux de Paris\, Syros Int ernational Film Festival and Fracto.\n\nSince 2011 he has been collaborati ng with Argentinian artist Leandro Varela. Stefano Miraglia is the founder and main curator of The Moving Image Catalogue.\nhttp://stefanomiraglia.e u/\n\n\n ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://whiteemotion.com/web/wp-content/uploads/ 2018/07/SU_21_FINAL.jpg CATEGORIES:curating LOCATION:V22 Louise House\, Dartmouth Road Forest Hill\, London\, SE23 3HZ\ , United Kingdom GEO:51.4368089;-0.05494629999998324 X-APPLE-STRUCTURED-LOCATION;VALUE=URI;X-ADDRESS=Dartmouth Road Forest Hill\ , London\, SE23 3HZ\, United Kingdom;X-APPLE-RADIUS=100;X-TITLE=V22 Louise House:geo:51.4368089,-0.05494629999998324 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VTIMEZONE TZID:Europe/London X-LIC-LOCATION:Europe/London BEGIN:DAYLIGHT DTSTART:20180325T020000 TZOFFSETFROM:+0000 TZOFFSETTO:+0100 TZNAME:BST END:DAYLIGHT END:VTIMEZONE END:VCALENDAR