DériveLab: Tomorrow Evening : DériveLab - Project 2

Wednesday, 21 July 2010

Tomorrow Evening : DériveLab - Project 2 | Sound and Interaction

Tomorrow night is the opening of DériveLab - Project 2 | Sound and Interaction. We open at 6pm. Feel free to bring your own drinks!

There will be several performances taking place throughout the night:

Theremin and multi instrumental performance of Angelo Madonna interacting with the visuals of Nicola Rae.

Lab 3: Interactive performance spreading between both online and offline  by Hedva Eltanani.

DriftShift : Performance by Franziska Lantz of found sound and found text collected to form drifts that shift.

Live translation in sound of moving image score - London / Napoli / Marseille edges by Melanie Clifford.

See you all at Kings Cross!

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What is DériveLab?

Dérivelab is a varied collective of artists and other practitioners formed around a core group of Goldsmiths graduates that works with other numerous invited collaborators, both internationally established and recent graduates. We work critically, assessing what continuing relevance can be drawn out from the intellectual territory surrounding the dérive and psychogeography, site, intervention, relational space, cartography and mapping practices.

DériveLab is a fluid conceptual framework that operates as a site for experimentation and exploration, taking the idea of the Dérive - drift – as a critical methodology. Both the academic and practice backgrounds of the members in the collective offer a wide spectrum of approaches to the projects and exhibitions that we are involved with. Our personal backgrounds are cross-cultural and cross-disciplinary, encompassing practitioners from the UK, Italy, Romania and Japan.

DériveLab therefore forms a collaborative arena in which creative or inquisitive international practitioners; from artists, designers and performers to researchers, educators, geographers and musicians come together to investigatively dismantle and creatively reconstruct the unconscious of place.