Showing posts with label MAYA DEREN. Show all posts
Showing posts with label MAYA DEREN. Show all posts
Tuesday, October 14, 2014
FESTIVAL OF THE DEAD
The new records landed today, really happy with how they came out and I have a lot of people to thank for making that possible. It's out on vinyl and CD and you can get it direct from Blackest Ever Black not to mention all the other great record retailers that there are nowadays.
I do have a handful of each version here as well, let me know if you'd like it signed.
2xLP version including shipping: UK £20 / non-UK $40 (USD)
CD version including shipping: UK £12 / non-UK $20 (USD)
PayPal is the usual susanlawly@freeuk.com
Shipping costs these days are criminally expensive, so apologies for that.
You can hear The Claw at SoundCloud.
Friday, June 29, 2012
LIVING GODS OF HAITI: 16MM SCREENING
RITUALISED FREQUENCIES
AN EVENING OF REVERENCE, REFLECTION AND REBELLION
A specially curated film programme, live music, and visual art, all examining the meaning and construction of rituals and the creation of sacred spaces.
The Banditas will be projecting 16mm archival anthropological films (including Maya Deren's seminal Divine Horsemen: The Living Gods of Haiti) that explore various ritualistic histories and environments. Accompanying these films will be specially composed live soundtracks by Cut Hands and Howie Reeve (Tattie Toes) with guests.
Also joining us on the evening will be artist Ariadne Xenou who will be presenting upon the theme of death rituals and exhibiting a site-specific installation.
Saturday 21st July
Doors are 19.00 for a 19.30 start
Tickets £7
book tickets
AN EVENING OF REVERENCE, REFLECTION AND REBELLION
A specially curated film programme, live music, and visual art, all examining the meaning and construction of rituals and the creation of sacred spaces.
The Banditas will be projecting 16mm archival anthropological films (including Maya Deren's seminal Divine Horsemen: The Living Gods of Haiti) that explore various ritualistic histories and environments. Accompanying these films will be specially composed live soundtracks by Cut Hands and Howie Reeve (Tattie Toes) with guests.
Also joining us on the evening will be artist Ariadne Xenou who will be presenting upon the theme of death rituals and exhibiting a site-specific installation.
Saturday 21st July
Doors are 19.00 for a 19.30 start
Tickets £7
book tickets
Venue: Church of the Sacred Heart
Lauriston Street, Edinburgh.
map of location and more info
TICKETS
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