Tag: james wilkes
Tottering word-sculptures
Another great review! This time, Jon Stone tackles Weather A System by James Wilkes. Read the full review here at Dr Fulminare’s Questionable Arts. Here’s an excerpt to whet your appetite. Wilkes keeps his ‘ethereal cannonade’ going right through to the end, gathering up the debris of weather reports and fashion shows alike and reassembling [...]
Filed on February 3, 2010 under News - Comments (0)
A Sunday well spent with James Wilkes and George Ttoouli
Liven up your Winter this Sunday 8th of November and mosey on down to The Slaughtered Lamb in Farringdon, where Penned in the Margins will be launching two exciting new titles- Weather A System by James Wilkes and Static Exile by George Ttoouli, with warm support from Simon Turner and Holly Pester. Static Exile is [...]
Filed on November 6, 2009 under News - Comments (0)
Introducing Interior Traces, an innovative radio drama and performance project
When the first neurologists started mapping the brain’s functions, they profoundly changed our understanding of its relation to the mind. Today, imaging technologies allow us to observe the structures of the living brain in incredible detail, whilst the future promises an ever-greater appreciation of how our brain, environment, and genes interact to produce behaviour [...]
Filed on April 10, 2009 under News - Comments (0)
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