Barenzirkus and Harmony Korine

Barenzirkus showed at the Bongout Outside The Box Outdoor Art Festival in Berlin alongside work by Harmony Korine, Gob Squad and Susanna Wallin, curated by Carolina Hellsgard, thanks to nine and Geoff Cox.

Here @ the ICA, Friday 7th May

'Here' is showing at the ICA this Friday 7th May, further details on their website.

http://www.ica.org.uk/?lid=24599

Telepathy 101

TELEPATHY 101 by PATRICIDE

Introduction to SIMADological Telepathic Communication*

Evening performance, Monday 26th April 7.30pm

Curated by Mike Lowther and Michaela Freeman

as part of The Southend Film Festival's E2PROM

(Electrically-Erasable Programmable Read-Only Memory) strand.

CoExist Galleries & Studios @ TAP The Old Water Works North Road, Southend on Sea, Essex, SS0 7AB

http://www.coexist.org.uk

Using C.I.A techniques of telepathy and remote viewing, Patricide synthesise audio and visual signals to bring about a radical destabilisation of the system - either nervous or political; a battleswarm of images, text and sound whose aim is to invoke a telepathic network of being to the audience.

Patricide take modern cultural warfare, post-Clausewitz (alpha waves, sub bass, light flickering at 8-16hz) to induce a chaoplexic condition; a chthonic battlespace of the imagination; polemos which manifests as a violent and searing rash of chromeostereopsis, aural ruptures, layers and lesions which irreparably wreck dominant spatio-temporal and ideational paradigms.

Telepathy 101's causal effects so far have been thus :

Nick Griffin death threat :

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/8603314.stm

and

http://www.metro.co.uk/showbiz/817386-elton-john-ups-security-after-youtube-death-threat

Patricide are an audiovisual unit who have played the Tate Modern, Liverpool Biennale, The Whitechapel Gallery as well as residencies in Berlin and Prague. Current durational work on the internet is Patricide TV - 365 instrumentals and videos posted one a day throughout 2010 :

http://www.youtube.com/user/patricidetv

Current live project is Telepathy 101.

*SIMAD = Singularly Mobile Agencity Of Decay

after "Introduction to SIMADology : Polemos in the 21st Century" by Manabrata Guha"

Playing on the same night are :

Hybernation

http://www.stuartbowditch.co.uk/

http://www.myspace.com/autumnale

and

Beespace Transmissions

http://www.debug.org.uk/

http://www.bionisamp.info/

Thanks to Michaela Freeman and Mike Lowther.

Interview by Ivan Mecl

The interview I did with Umelec magazine is now up online, read it here :

http://www.divus.cz/umelec/article_page.php?item=1440

You have to press the little blue 'EN' button at the top of the page if the interview doesn't translate it into English.

Patricide TV

For every day of 2010, Patricide will be posting one of our instrumental beats onto youtube.

You can see and hear the work here :

http://www.youtube.com/user/patricidetv

No More Firmament

Monday 21 December 2009 7.00pm to 9.00pm

London Spaceways present

Talk and Q&A with Rob Fabian

plus live music from Casper Spaceman

plus

the World Premiere of Jim Hollands' new short film

an adaptation of Antonin Artaud's libretto :

"There Is No More Firmament"



The London Spaceways talk will be exploring some great philosophical questions...

Who are we?
Where did we come from?
What are we made of?
Science, Philosophy and Religion have always asked the big questions... the vast emptiness of space has always stood as an answer....infinite and unknown. Some of the most symbolic expressions of 20th century science are the nuclear bomb, the spaceship, and the cinema. How does space relate to cinema? How does science relate to the global Nazi conspiracy? London Spaceways will be examining the reason for the apocalyptic mood of our culture, and why space may be behind it all..

To book a place call 020 7641 5250 or email: referencelibrarywc2@westminster.gov.uk


Westminster Reference Library,
35 St. Martin's Street,
London WC2H 7HP
All enquiries: (020) 7641 1300
Fax: (020) 7641 5232
Email: referencelibrarywc2@westminster.gov.uk
Nearest Tube: Leicester Square, Piccadilly Circus, Charing Cross
Buses: 11, 24, 29, 176 or any that go to Trafalgar Square or Charing Cross Rd.

Projection at the Tate Modern, 31st October 2009