Big Deal No 3

Robinson in Ruins

Lost Steps on Resonance FM

Ways of seeing London…

Lost Steps is a weekly radio show broadcasting in London on Resonance 104.4FM.

Each week we explore aspects of London's artistic and cultural landscape. Our guests are generally artists, writers, film makers, bloggers, academics, publishers etc.

Lost Steps is presented by Malcom Hopkins and produced by Nick Hamilton.

Bill Fontana "River Sounding"

Bill Fontana: River Sounding from Sound and Music on Vimeo.

The Travellers Box

H G Wells

Save The Arts

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Rhizomatic at Departure Gallery

Who?

HAHA! vs BOMBASTIC > ROUND 2

DEAR FRIENDS, ARTISTS & ASSOCIATES.....$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO A MULTI MEDIA BUMP & GRIND, NOD & CLAP, LISTEN & HIDE, MOVE & DROP, POP & HOP !! at HAHA! vs BOMBASTIC > ROUND 2 on Thursday, 23rd September 2010 PRIVATE VIEW 2PM - 11.30PM!! RED GALLERY 1-3 RIVINGTON STREET E2 DRESS CODE >>>> red&blue ALL WELCOME AND LET THE BATTLE COMMENCE!!!!!!!

Jazzman Podcasts

Jazzman Radio is a FREE worldwide internet radio service for everyone. We get all the main soul/jazz/funk collectors, DJs, beat-diggers and vinyl freaks from Europe, USA and Japan to show off their wax just for you. You're gonna hear jazz, Northern, electronica, latin, titty shakers, library, afro, modal, funky reggae, weird stuff, ska, soundtrack, ethnic and all flavours in between right here. All you need to do is click on the show you wanna hear, sit back and let your musical journey begin...

Dark Side of the Lens

Art in Romney Marsh 2010

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The Folk Ye Bump Intae

Image from Stuart Murray's blog www.thefolkyebumpintae.wordpress.com

Abbey Lincoln RIP

More Diggin'

TMI - Features - SOHO RECORD STORE GUIDE PT.1

LP Cover Lover

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The oldest man on the high seas

Video exclusive: meet Britain's oldest fisherman.

See an exclusive interview with Doug White, who at 85 is believed to be the Uk's oldest fisherman.

From the Bexhill Observer.

Dayvan Cowboy

Diggin'

...the first bunch of Gilles’ favorite record stores...

Longplayer

Longplayer Live : 1000 seconds from Longplayer on Vimeo.

Trajectory Paintings

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Drawn Territory Part 4

Helene Kazan, "Drawn Territory part 4" at All Systems Go, Departure Gallery.

Celestion Ditton 22

Work:Ethic Podcasts

Here at Work:Ethic we love our music and want to tell everyone about the stuff we love so we've put this together for your listening pleasure. The music we feature comes from the top, middle and bottom of our record collections. There's going to be old music and new music. Serious music and silly music. Mixed and unmixed. We don't really care about genres and pigeonholes and hope you don't either. You might not like everything we put on our podcasts but we hope you find them interesting all the same. Above all, we hope you enjoy them and keep tuning in.

'Live To Listen' Podcast 001 by {Work:Ethic}

Owiny Sigoma Band

The Southampton Arms

The Southampton Arms, NW5 (Photo taken with Hipstamatic for iphone)

DériveLab : Project 2

DériveLab : Project 2

Sound and Interaction
multimedia approaches to creatively inhabit contemporary cities

The Centre for Creative Collaboration (C4CC). 16 Acton Street, Kings Cross, London WC1X 9NG |

Open Thursday 22nd to Sunday 25th July 2010 | Private View : 22nd July. 6-10pm | Lab open by appointment 12th - 22nd July

St Marys Underground

BBC Footage of the abandoned St Mary's underground station in East London.

London Shop Fronts

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An English Journey Re-Imagined

"Make Tea Not War"

Kentish Town Stencil Art (photo taken with iphone)

Moore Outside

"I personally believe that all life is a conflict; that’s something to be accepted, something you have to know. And you have to die, too, which is the opposite of living. One must try to find a synthesis, to come to terms with opposite qualities. Art and life are made up of conflicts.

I think really that in great art, i.e. in the art I find great, this conflict is hidden, it is unsolved. Great at is not perfect. Take the Rondanini Pietà, one of the greatest works of Michelangelo. It is not a perfect work of art. There is a huge arm remaining from the earlier statue which was later changed into the Pietà. It has nothing to do with the composition. Nevertheless, it was left there."

Henry Moore.

http://mooreoutside.wordpress.com/

The London Perambulator

Rapha London

This May, for three months only, the Rapha Cycle Club will open in London. A unique combination of gallery, shop and café, the Cycle Club is a meeting place where riders can share their passion for road racing.

A full calendar of events including film and music evenings, book and product launches, evening screenings of races, regular group rides and Rapha customer and club evenings will enable visitors to immerse themselves in road cycling throughout the summer. This unique cycling experience may be called a 'Club', but membership is free. The only qualification is an interest in the sport of road racing.

In The Studio

Self Portrait

Self Portrait with Hipstamatic for iphone

Interior of the Blockhaus d'Eperlecques (photo taken with iphone)

Art Kills

Callegari's

Window of the now derelict Callegari's Cafe, The Highway, Limehouse (taken with Canon G10)

All Systems Go at the Departure Gallery

'Statue, Limehouse (replica)',

Black Paint, Dust and Screws on Oriented Strand Board and Timber with Red Rose, 3300x1230x1230cm,

2010

Limehouse/Southall

Site of Clement Atlee's Statue, The Highway, Limehouse, London

'Statue, Limehouse (replica)' (2010)-Steve Smith, 'All Systems Go' at the Departure Gallery, Southall.

Miniscule at Oblong Gallery

'Reassembled remnants from material collected in North, East and West London', Found Billboard Posters on Brick, 2010

Street Football

Whitechapel, London. (taken with iphone)

Freedom Sound at Rays Jazz Cafe, Foyles

Ray's Jazz
	Friday 25 June 6pm Freedom Sound DJs Simon Fraser and Steve Smith play an eclectic mix of Jazz music, selecting the best old and new jazz from their diverse record collections. Strictly vinyl only, many of the records will have been unearthed in the racks of our very own and much loved Ray's Jazz shop. The Café at Foyles

All Systems Go

ALL SYSTEMS GO
A group exhibition of artwork by:

David Angus, Louise Ashcroft, Aglae Bassens, Nathan Birchenough, Claire Blundell-Jones, Helen Collett and Lois Macdonald, Lawrence Daley, Danielle Drainey, Sandra Erbacher, Rita Evans, Rafael Farias,Doug Jones, Helene Kazan, Jonathan Kipps, Paul Lewthwaite, Jo Lathwood, Ben Lloyd, William Mackrell, Nicola McCartney, Savvas Papasavva, Rob Pugh, Ilona Sagar, Tracy Sarroff, Steve Smith, Jackson Sprague, Andrew Sunderland, Unidentified Art Group: Robert Hunt, James Pepper, Rosanne Robertson, Imogen Welch, Rich White, Sarah Tew, Sam Zealey.

Private View: Friday 25th June 2010, 6.30pm- 9.30pm. Refreshments will be served. Free taxi shuttles from Southall Station (12mins from Paddington). Free haircuts from a professional stylist will be available as part of an installation by Unidentified Art Group.

Exhibition: Monday 21st June - Sunday 4th July 2010. Open 7 days a week, 10am-5pm.

All Systems Go brings together a diverse group of artists who work in relation to physical and conceptual systems, which they have created or adapted as frameworks for artistic experimentation. Patterns, rules, collaborative techniques, interventions, mechanical systems and improvisation provide structured starting points which open up a multitude of possibilities for exciting artistic outcomes.

This show is the latest in Departure Gallery’s acclaimed series of exhibitions and residencies on The International Trading Estate, Southall. The exhibition explores the contradictions and parallels between systematic experimentation in contemporary art and the industrial systems used in the factories and distribution units surrounding our vast warehouse space.

Address: Departure Gallery, 7 Trident Way, The International Trading Estate, Southall, UB2 5LF.

Getting There: Take national rail from Paddington to Southall (12mins), then buses 105, 195, H32 or 482 to Brent Road (5mins). Cross over and walk down Brent Road until you see the estate entrance. Ask the security guards in the cabin to direct you to warehouse 7 Trident Way. Trains and buses run regularly until midnight. On the private view night there will be a free taxi shuttle from Southall Station, Merrick Road (follow signs as you exit the station).

For more information please contact LouiseAshcroft@DepartureGallery.com, 07861 375101.

New

This blog takes the concept of the original Golgonooza blog leaving the original purely the forum for the art writing that I have developed over the 4 years that I have worked on it, for my art writing please go to Golgonooza. The Golgonooza Scrapbook will feature looser, more random posts of things that find that I find on my journies around London and elsewhere but also online and recommendations that come my way from other sources.