13 Pearson St
Sat 12 Sept · 04:30
Dissidences*. Sound, voice, word. Poetesses and/or poets, singers, performers, gather in a semi circle around a music improviser. Reading, reciting, singing or babbling. Spontaneity and dissidence are the rules. Spontaneity and dissidence will be the basis for the creation of a collective piece. Dissidents 5: Edward Shipsey & Gardyloo Spew with sound & voice Monika Tobel & Faye Patton with movement & voice With roots in chaos noise, Gardyloo Spew collaborates with various musicians from the experimental improvisation scene in London. @Gardyloo Edward Shipsey is an improvising musician using voice, keyboard and percussion. He has recently been making more multi tracked pieces with text. EdwardShipseysoundcloud Monika Tobel is London based interdisciplinary artist working with themes of ecology and interspecies connections. She experiments with possible non-linguistic modes of communications utilizing sound, touch, movement and listening to build interspecies relationship and engage with the more-than-human world. She devices exercises that help her un-learn anthropocentric habits and gain a somatic understanding of being in the wor ld as part of the ecosystem. @tobel.art Jazz artist Faye Patton is known on the London scene for her ‘red hot contemporary nu jazz with a vintage twist’ and soaringly adept singing and speaking voice. Also a poet, artist and shaman, she combines images, costumes, objects and words from proto-Celtic mythic sources to invoke otherworldly presences and archetypes for world peace, healing and evolution. A bridge between artistic disciplines, she is as likely to recite druidic poetry as she is to break into a Prince song or a gospel riff. She is an ambassador for the ground breaking shamanic/Goddess spiritualities of Glastonbury, Somerset and will be bringing poems and potent real-time magical invocations inspired by season, soul and spirit. Faye Patton Youtube [email protected] Doors at 4. Performance 4.30 Free / Donations for the artists. * “Protests against the official policies” — * “Protests against the official policies” — * “Protests against the official policies” —