Live performances:

Anne Bean, Richard Wilson and Susie Honeyman
Melanie Clifford & Melissa Castagnetto
Stephen Cornford
Guapo Esmeralda
Holly Pester
Tone Poem

Videos:

Noah Angell
Steven Ball
Ellakajsa Nordstrom
Laure Prouvost
Stefan Riebel
Paul Rooney
Erica Scourti
Lisa Stansbie
Neil Taylor

Wall text:

Emily Candela

Artists

Anne Bean 
Susie Honeyman
Richard Wilson

Anne and Richard have worked together on numerous performances since the seventies, particularly the Bow Gamelan Ensemble.  Here they will be working with Susie from the Mekons to improvise their way out of a nightmare.

www.annebean.net
www.richardwilsonsculptor.com 
www.mekons.de/susie/susiehoneymanpage.html

Stephen Cornford

Stephen is a sculptor working with music, sound and noise.  He has exhibited extensively across the UK and Europe including solo shows at Elevator Gallery (London) and Permanent Gallery (Brighton) and is currently a Research Fellow at the Sound Art Research Unit of Oxford Brookes.

www.scrawn.co.uk 

Melanie Clifford 

Melanie works in translation between sound, film, drawing, broadcast, sculpture and site. Recent work includes highly detailed, very short films as visual scores for variable sound interpretation. She performs weekly test transmissions for Resonance 104.4FM.

www.melanieclifford.net

Melissa Castagnetto

Melissa is an artist and musician living and working in London since 1998.  As a drummer, she merges flow and fragility in her playing. She has performed at various international festivals including Internationale Kurzfilmtage Oberhausen, Whitechapel Art Gallery.

www.methodstodance.net 

Guapo Esmeralda 

Mariella Greil – live electronics, loops, texts;
Werner Moebius – live electronics
J Milo Taylor – laptop

This trio is part of an ongoing engagement with liminal creative practices operating in the margin between sound art, contemporary improvisation, dance making, community-building and practice-based research.

Mariella works in performances, tableau vivant, installations as well as collaborations.

She initiated research labs and projects and currently works on her PhD at University Roehampton. Mariella received the Danceweb Europe Scholarship and is part of international artists collective SweetandtenderCollaborations.

www.mariellagreil.net

Werner works with sounds, beats and files in the context of audio culture, sonic and intermedia art in between conceptualisms, contemporary music, electroacoustic improvisation and electronica. Works, performances and collaborations with artists include Fennesz, Christoph Kurzmann, Gelatin and many more.

www.wernermoebius.net 

Milo is a London-based musician, improviser, artist, and sometimes academic whose interests include site-responsive installation, interactive robotics, sound art, immersive environments, and live performance. He has recently completed a PhD at the CRiSAP Research Unit (Creative Research into Sound Art Practice.

www.suborg.net 

Holly Pester 

Holly Pester is an experimental sound poet and writer who recently performed as part of the Poetry Marathon at the Serpentine Gallery.. Her research at Birkbeck College in Transposition and Intermedia Poetry moves towards a poetics which is sited in between art disciplines; poetry and performance; sound poetry and new media art; composing and archiving.

www.hollypester.com

Tone poem

Paul Ibram – Moog synthesizer
Stephen Shiell – effect enhanced acoustic guitar

Tone Poem performs live experimental sounds that are unplanned and improvised constructs of spontaneous associations between the artists. They have performed at Noise=Noise, Ill.FM live and other experimental music nights.

https://soundcloud.com/kalendar

Videos

Noah Angell

Noah was born in 1980 in the United States. Since graduating with a Master’s Degree in Fine Art from Central Saint Martin’s College of Art & Design in 2006, he has been living and working in London as a Filmmaker, Writer, and Lecturer.

www.treignacprojet.org/noah.htm

Steven Ball

Steven Ball has worked in film, video, sound and installation since the early 1980s. He currently lives in London where he is Research Fellow within the British Artists’ Film and Video Study Collection at Central Saint Martins and with Catherine Elwes recently devised Figuring Landscapes, screened at Tate Modern  and Artsway.

www.steven-ball.net

Ellakajsa Nordstrom

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Laure Provost 

Laure was born in Lille, France and now lives and works in London. Her films and videos are distributed by LUX and she is also director of tank.tv, the moving images online gallery. In 2009 she won the EAST International Award and presented a commission at the London Film Festival.

www.laureprouvost.com

Stefan Riebel 

Stefan is an artist based in Leipzig, Germany. He is a tutor at the Academy of Visual Arts in Leipzig  and has exhibited at galleries and festivals such as NGBK, Berlin, National Museum of Fine Arts, Kyrgyzstan “Urban Screens Melbourne 08”, and “Caszuidas Urban Screen Festival”, Amsterdam.

www.stefanriebel.de

Paul Rooney 

Paul has exhibited widely, with solo shows at Matt’s Gallery, London, and Collective Gallery, Edinburgh, residencies at Dundee Contemporary Arts; Tate Liverpool (MOMART Fellowship) and was the ACE Oxford-Melbourne Artist Fellow for 2004. Paul has shown in group projects at Tate Britain, London; Museo Reina Sofia, Madrid; the Shanghai Biennial and many more. He won the Northern Art Prize in 2009.

Erica Scourti 

Erica is an artist and filmmaker with an interest in language, translation and cliché and their roles as conduits between the individual and collective. Her work has been screened  extensively at venues such as the Museo Reine Sofia, Kunstmuseum Bonn, Rencontres Internationales, Elevator Gallery, Exeter Phoenix and Bureau Gallery.

www.ericascourti.com

Lisa Stansbie 

Lisa has undertaken residencies and shown across Europe and in the U.S at festivals including The Athens Video Art Festival 2007, Art Tech Media Festivals in Puerto de la Cruz, Tenerife and Cordoba, Spain,  Castlefield Gallery, Manchester, The Text Festival, Bury,  ‘Pan-demonium‘ at AC Institute, New York  and a solo exhibition, ‘The Wings’ at Vyner Street Gallery, London.

www.zeppelinbend.com

Neil Taylor

Neil is an artist working in sculpture and film and is also joint director of Campbell Works with Harriet Murray. His practice extends to initiating and curating art projects within the Campbell Works framework and undertaking a wide range of public realm interventions. Recent projects at HWK, Berlin. Five Years, London. Campbell Works, London. For InCounter he will preview a trailer for a larger work in progress called Host.

www.campbellworks.org

Wall text

Emily Candela completed an MA in Fine Art at Central Saint Martins College in 2006. Working in video, sculpture and collage, she exhibits internationally and is based in London. She also works in collaboration with Niall Sloane as NSEC.

www.myspace.com/nsecprojects