26 Feb 6.30pm– Parrhesiades: Eva Gold Perv City Join us for Act 3 of Eva Gold’s multi-platform parrhesiades project, Perv City. Perv City is an exhibition in three acts: It tells the story of a TV news reporter and an anonymous man who begins to contact her online. As the relationship unfolds across the three platforms, power dynamics begin to shift, raising questions about agency,
29 Feb 3pm– As If As If is a series of performances that expand on the exhibition Transparent Things’ premise of fiction as methodology. As if 'this' or 'that', is an exercise of 'fictioning' that creates propositions to confront the status quo. Fiction can be applied as a tool of world-making towards highlighting the often invisible, yet extant, structures that
30 Apr 7pm– MUSARC X TRANSPARENT THINGS Vladimir Nabokov once wrote, when we concentrate on a material object, whatever its situation, the very act of attention may lead to our involuntary sinking into the history of the object — of this stone, or that shovel. Likewise, when we consider this or that object, we may fall through the surface of the perceived present into more elusive
08 Jan 12pm– Horse For the final week of his project Roland Carline developed a large puppet performance entitled ‘Horse’. These performances acted as an experimental interim between old work and new, made in light of recent political events, pitching absurdity and laughter against frustration and powerlessness.
07 Dec 3pm– The Secret Life of Bees The Secret Life of Bees were two musical performances with Meet Me at the Albany and the Rachel Macmillan Nursery, both based in Deptford. Carline had worked with Sacha Thomas and Rachel Gildea to create a 20-minute song, movement and spoken word performance based on the life of bees with flamboyant costume and props.
23 Nov 3pm– The Secret Life of Bees The Secret Life of Bees were two musical performances with Meet Me at the Albany and the Rachel Macmillan Nursery, both based in Deptford. Carline had worked with Sacha Thomas and Rachel Gildea to create a 20-minute song, movement and spoken word performance based on the life of bees with flamboyant costume and props.
14 Dec 3pm– Bossy Bossy was a combination of live and pre-recorded work co-created by Francis Majekodunmi and Roland Carline as part of an ongoing collaborative process, incorporating live dance with character improvisations in a series of homemade sets. The events pivot on the pair’s desire to build a friendship based on a shared sense of humour and a love of
08 Dec 3pm– Bossy Bossy was a combination of live and pre-recorded work co-created by Francis Majekodunmi and Roland Carline as part of an ongoing collaborative process, incorporating live dance with character improvisations in a series of homemade sets. The events pivot on the pair’s desire to build a friendship based on a shared sense of humour and a love of
01 Dec 3pm– Bossy Bossy was a combination of live and pre-recorded work co-created by Francis Majekodunmi and Roland Carline as part of an ongoing collaborative process, incorporating live dance with character improvisations in a series of homemade sets. The events pivot on the pair’s desire to build a friendship based on a shared sense of humour and a love of
24 Nov 3pm– Bossy Bossy was a combination of live and pre-recorded work co-created by Francis Majekodunmi and Roland Carline as part of an ongoing collaborative process, incorporating live dance with character improvisations in a series of homemade sets. The events pivot on the pair’s desire to build a friendship based on a shared sense of humour and a love of
16 Nov 3pm– Bossy Bossy was a combination of live and pre-recorded work co-created by Francis Majekodunmi and Roland Carline as part of an ongoing collaborative process, incorporating live dance with character improvisations in a series of homemade sets. The events pivot on the pair’s desire to build a friendship based on a shared sense of humour and a love of
04 Dec 2pm– Ambient Jam collective with Roland Carline A series of live performances with Entelechy Arts, Ambient Jam Collective relocated to Goldsmiths CCA for three sessions, where performers interacted with ‘loose parts’ and sculptural elements which were developed for them by Carline.
27 Nov 2pm– Ambient Jam collective with Roland Carline A series of live performances with Entelechy Arts, Ambient Jam Collective relocated to Goldsmiths CCA for three sessions, where performers interacted with ‘loose parts’ and sculptural elements which were developed for them by Carline.
20 Nov 2pm– Ambient Jam collective with Roland Carline A series of live performances with Entelechy Arts, Ambient Jam Collective relocated to Goldsmiths CCA for three sessions, where performers interacted with ‘loose parts’ and sculptural elements which were developed for them by Carline.
12 Dec 6pm– Deptford Freestylers Deptford Freestylers is a series of inclusive freestyle dance sessions, set up by Rachel Gildea, Francis Majekodunmi and Roland Carline. The group meet weekly at Deptford X and create a space for any age, any body and any style. They share music, look for new ways to engage with performance and learn from each other.
05 Dec 6pm– Deptford Freestylers Deptford Freestylers is a series of inclusive freestyle dance sessions, set up by Rachel Gildea, Francis Majekodunmi and Roland Carline. The group meet weekly at Deptford X and create a space for any age, any body and any style. They share music, look for new ways to engage with performance and learn from each other.
28 Nov 6pm– Deptford Freestylers Deptford Freestylers is a series of inclusive freestyle dance sessions, set up by Rachel Gildea, Francis Majekodunmi and Roland Carline. The group meet weekly at Deptford X and create a space for any age, any body and any style. They share music, look for new ways to engage with performance and learn from each other.
21 Nov 6pm– Deptford Freestylers Deptford Freestylers is a series of inclusive freestyle dance sessions, set up by Rachel Gildea, Francis Majekodunmi and Roland Carline. The group meet weekly at Deptford X and create a space for any age, any body and any style. They share music, look for new ways to engage with performance and learn from each other.
14 Jan 6pm– Alchemy X Tony Cokes How does music express or create collective cultural identity? Participants in the Alchemy Project - young musicians and music producers from Lewisham schools who meet regularly at Goldsmiths - based their term’s activities around our exhibition If UR Reading This It’s 2 Late: Vol. 1. Their responses to the ways in which artist Tony Cokes
26 May 2pm– Adam Christensen Artist Adam Christensen presented a new work drawing on the legacy of disco culture in 70s New York, specifically its forms of sociality, free and independent distribution of music, and our nostalgic and melancholic reconstruction of it in the present. He transformed the Daskalopoulos Gallery, CCA’s distinctive tank exhibition space, through a
04 May 5pm– Adam Christensen Artist Adam Christensen presented a new work drawing on the legacy of disco culture in 70s New York, specifically its forms of sociality, free and independent distribution of music, and our nostalgic and melancholic reconstruction of it in the present. He transformed the Daskalopoulos Gallery, CCA’s distinctive tank exhibition space, through a
06 Oct 8pm– Ivor Cutler Performances A reading of Ivor Cutler’s poems by Michael White and Ellen McAteer.
