SPACE

SPACE AGM and Christmas Party

Wednesday 2nd December 2009

Open Studios at the Triangle

Saturday 12th December 1pm - 6pm

Sunday 13th December 1pm - 6pm

entrance on Warbuton Road (round the corner from 129 - 131 Mare Street, E8 3RH)

Participating artists: 

Cuillin Bantock, Karen David, Daniele Genadry, Su Leaver, Robert Mason, Katrina Mortimer, Frances Murray, Terez Osztafi, Pascal Rousson, Lucy Steggals, Caroline Walker, Amy Wright, Sue King-Brewster, Catherine Friel, Lachlan Goudie, Susie Joyce, Julia Mason, Fiona Marchant, Sean Michael, Darren O'Connoer, Patricia A Ramirez, Martin Shortis, Mimei Thompson, Maria Zahle

Saturday 12th December 12 - 4pm 

The second regular screening event presented by artist Laura Oldfield Ford will take place as part of 'An Agitation Lunch' with Ruth Beale. 

12noon  Film screening programmed by Laura Oldfield Ford (Films TBC)

2pm Miss B’s Salon - 'Agitation, Polemic and Design.. and their contemporary adaptations’ with Laura Oldfield Ford, Modern Activity and Ruth Beale, plus more guests TBC.

Took place as part of Ruth Beale's exhibition

10th November - E.M. Forster, What I Believe
17 November – Stephen Spender, The New Realism – A Discussion
24 November – John Betjeman, Antiquarian Prejudice
1 December – Virginia Woolf, Reviewing, with a note by Leonard Woolf
8 December – Graham Bell, The Artist and His Public

Tony Palmer film day

Saturday 28th November

SPACE MOVIE (dir Tony Palmer / soundtrack Mike Oldfield 1979)

TANGERINE DREAM LIVE AT COVENTRY CATHEDRAL (Dir. Tony Palmer, 1975)

200 MOTELS (Dir. Frank Zappa & Tony Palmer, 1971)

Saturday 10th October 1- 4pm 

The first of a new regular screening event presented by artist Laura Oldfield Ford.

Films to include:

DILAPIDATED DWELLING (2000 dir: Patrick Keiller)

THE BLACK STUFF (1980 dir: Jim Goddard) 

WINSTANLEY (1975 dir: Kevin Brownlow)

A new platform which explored VHS culture. Artist Jamie Shovlin explored the 80s phenomenon of the 'video nasty' with talks and screenings.

Part I took place on Wednesday 23rd September with:

Don’t Go In The House (1980). Dir. Joseph Ellison, 82 Mins IMDB link

Fight For Your Life (1977). Dir. Robert A. Endelson, 82 Mins IMDB link

Part II took place on Wednesday 18th November with:
The House by the Cemetery (1981 Dir. Lucio Fulci) - http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0082966/
Nightmare Maker (1983 Dir. William Asher) - http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0082813/

Ice Harvest: a series of guided tours with a difference
a LIFT commission
directed by Peter Reder and Corinne Micallef

Saturday 22nd August 2009
7pm - 9pm
£6/ £3 concessions/ £1 Barking & Dagenham residents
Starting at The Lift on Abbey Green and ending at The Malthouse on Abbey Road

For LIFT Molten Festival a group of local residents have worked with performance artist Peter Reder to create a series of guided tours of Barking, combining historical facts with personal stories. You will be assigned a tour guide on arrival, and over the course of an hour, be introduced to the sights and sounds of their Barking. All tours finish at The Malthouse where you can find out how your version of history differs from others over tea and cake. The walking part of the tour lasts approximately 1 hour. All tours are suitable for wheelchair users.

Book here: https://thebroadwaybarking.purchase-tickets-online.co.uk/public/
More info: http://www.liftfestival.com/LIFT-Molten-Festival_3146.aspx

Usman Haque in conversation with Adam Greenfield
Thursday November 26th

‘technologies alter our understanding of space and change the way we relate to each other.’

Architect, artist and designer, Usman Haque talks with Adam Greenfield, author of 'Everyware' and the forthcoming 'The City Is Here For You To Use'.