text: HomeGovernmentBullshit Art Description Of The Day ©2015 Black & Right October 20, 2010 Government, Politics 17 Comments During my years in art school, I noticed two kinds of students. One had real talent and the other was rich kids who didn't want to go to a four-year college and thought they could draw. Those were the ones who created bullshit "art" professors would stand in front of and intellectualize over. Performance art was the worst. When those "artists" got out of school, they'd always seem to find funding. Here's one source…. The National Endowment for the Arts distributed $1.4 million in special "stimulus" grants to 37 private nonprofit "arts" organizations located in the City of San Francisco, most of which is represented by House Speaker Nancy Pelosi. Pelosi, however, had no role at all in determining who would win these grants or whether such grants would be distributed in her city. "Art" like this…. In the first hour of the performance, the experience is purely voyeuristic, as the ethno-cyborgs create slow motion emblematic tableaux variants. Our ritualized actions sample and mix radical political imagery, religious iconography, 'extreme' pop culture, sports, racially orientated fashion and theatricalized sexuality. Symbolic sexuality is everywhere. Some performers feel inclined to eroticize political violence and even war, while other utilize performative sexuality as syntax to gel religion and politics, or as a means to invert power relations and media images of demonized 'Otherness.' — La Poche Nostra, description of live performance Sounds like bullshit to me, and we get to pay for this as well. http://iliocentrism.blogspot.com/ Ilion "By "shit" and "crap", you are referring to literal progressive masterpieces, right?" I was not using the word figuratively. onewiseguy n.n, I think you're on to something about "Koran on Fire". Just imagine all the goodwill your work of art winning the Nobel Peace Prize could generate….because after all, Nobel Peace Prize winners are men of goodwill who seek worldwide peace right? The Muslim nations would surely welcome you with open arms as a "goodwill ambassador"… n.n ortzinator: No, no, it's nuanced. If you close your mind, and submit to their will, then the semantic play will reveal its wisdom. Remember, closed mind and voluntary (or involuntary) submission. It would also help to smoke some weed (but never smack) and inhale. The brilliance of their unremarkable faith will be only be fully illuminated with a slightly confused perception. And, if we are truly fortune, that weed will be legally available at your friendly neighborhood State of California. The progress, it bears an uncanny resemblance to regression. http://blog.ortz.org ortzinator It's like listening to a scientist explain a complicated process. Except they can't break it down into layman's because it's BS. n.n Oh, I just though of a truly progressive work of art. I call it, "Koran on fire". If "Piss Christ" won an award in a regional competition, then "Koran on fire" should be eligible for a Nobel Peace Prize. And to follow up on this enlightened masterpiece, I will offer "Marx and Darwin's intercourse in evolutionary degradation of human dignity". This will be my piece de resistance, which will be unparalleled by any preceding claim to creative genius. I wonder if the NEA would be willing to fund my creative endeavors. And, just as important, will the ACLU and other "civil rights" businesses defend my Creator-given right to mock the lunatic left? I envision an effective visualization through a performing arts production, and will settle for nothing less than the descendants of simians. The realism gained from the employment of actual benefactors from progressive wisdom will be mandatory, if the exquisite nonsense of their philosophy is to be properly conveyed. To save a few tax dollars, and carbon credits, I hope to include the full diversity of progressive totalitarianism in a single production. How could they not beg for more? http://mauser.livejournal.com Mauser Ya ever notice, they never do the sequel, "Piss Mohammed"? SFJ Bob…Can't wait for you know who to see this post. Sadly, he's teaching sculpture class right (and telling they better learn a trade that makes money. n.n onewiseguy: Also, in light of the NEA sponsorship, it subverts the liberal/progressive demand for "separation of church and state". "Piss Christ" is obviously an attack on Christianity sponsored by agents of our government. I'm surprised that the ACLU or other "civil rights" business did not send their lawyers to protest the explicit subversion of our Constitution (according to their interpretation). According to my interpretation, it is the taxpayers' right to determine what will and will not be normalized by the society which they constitute. In any case, the dogma of the liberal/progressive cult is legally excluded from oversight, and, apparently, is even promoted through public institutions. The power wielded by this minority group is quite impressive. Despite a fundamentally flawed philosophy, they have managed to thoroughly infiltrate our society. The means by which they have effected this subversion are quite trivial (e.g., appeal to emotion), but quite effective nonetheless. onewiseguy n.n., "Piss Christ" is a perfect example of what I mean by crap that denigrates and/or is tasteless. Only in liberal lala-land is that crap considered art. n.n Ilion, onewiseguy, Igor: By "shit" and "crap", you are referring to literal progressive masterpieces, right? What do you think of Christ in artist's urine? According to "Piss Christ" at wikipedia, it won an award at Southeastern Center for Contemporary Art's "Awards in the Visual Arts" competition. And yes, it was sponsored by the NEA. The arm of the federal government which determines redistributive change for the sake of artificially sustaining progressive art. It may be just me, but I find it offensive. On the other hand, a figurine of Marx or his successors, drowning in the bile which they spew, now that would be tres chic. I wonder if the NEA would sponsor factual masterpieces. Maybe something that amplifies the degrading effects of progressive policies, or my favorite, an exposition on the subversive influences of the liberal/progressive cult on the true spirit of science. I'll have to consider how that can be effectively visualized. Uncle Rick Descriptions of 'art' by 'artists' are exercises in vaulting pretension. In fact, our language, rich as it is, furnishes us no adjective equal to the task of describing the degree of this nauseating pretension. There. I said it and I'm glad. n.n So, this is what our involuntary exploitation supports. A few stray lines and blobs on a canvas, and a mostly nonsensical assortment of words to describe what may or may not be an orgy in someone's private residence. Oh, to be young, and carefree. When your parents, or taxpayers, pay for your whimsical ways. I think it's time to cut them off, and, if their product is desired by a willing and paying audience, then they will survive and shape our culture; otherwise, let their parents fund their perpetual adolescent musings. Igor I know art when I see it. Unfortunately, lately the meme seems to be "Art is Crap". And I'm friggin' tired of paying for it! Igor onewiseguy In my opinion, the vast majority of "art" out there is not "art" but "crap". From sculptors, to painters to photographers the popular theme seems to be that which denigrates and/or is tasteless. Art is supposed to be about beauty….but I guess that is SO yesterday. http://iliocentrism.blogspot.com/ Ilion If your 'art' ain't good enough to stand on its own … if your 'art' ain't good enough to survive without being attached to the government teat … if your 'art' ain't good enough draw a paying audience, but must instead rely the force-based sucking of the life out of taxpayers who would never voluntarily subsidize you with their time and effort … then your 'art' ain't worth the shit with which you've smeared it. Or yourself (if you're a "performance artiste"). http://www.jewelsjungle.com Jewels So… everything is an excuse for porn, is what the article is saying. I'm also in the art "industry"… though most artists would HATE for it to be referred to that way. (which is maybe why I do) And you're right. There are an awful lot of people out there who only want attention, but are too lazy or untalented to put forth the work it takes to make real art. DasBus Repeat after me: "I promise never to make art again."


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A power of attorney is a document which allows another person (the attorney) to make decisions on your behalf in certain circumstances. The Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) was introduced by the Mental Capacity Act 2005. The main difference between it and the old Enduring Power of Attorney is that an LPA can cover welfare decisions, in addition to decisions relating to property and affairs.
Forms and guidance
The new, redesigned, LPA forms are to be used from 1/10/09. They are available on the OPG website (see below).
'The Office of the Public Guardian has published revised forms for applying to register an enduring or lasting power of attorney to reflect recent fee changes and website updates. The LPA guidance has also been amended to clarify who can act as a certificate provider.' (Source: Law Society update email 6/10/11)
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Law Society:
- Law Society, 'Lasting powers of attorney: Practice note' (updated 8/12/11). 'The Law Society has produced a practice note to assist solicitors in advising clients wishing to draw up an LPA, as well as solicitors who are acting as an attorney under an LPA. The practice note also covers ongoing arrangements for Enduring Powers of Attorney.'
- Law Society, 'Practice Note: Powers of attorney for banking' (19/1/10). 'This practice note is for solicitors who have been appointed as an attorney under an Ordinary Power of Attorney, Enduring Power of Attorney or a Lasting Power of Attorney and are authorised to manage a donor's financial affairs.'
- Lasting Powers of Attorney, Enduring Powers of Attorney and Public Guardian (Amendment) Regulations 2009 — These Regulations contain redesigned LPA forms. In force 1/10/09.
- Hansard HL, 18 October 2011, col WS14. Since the implementation of the MCA 2005, the Office of the Public Guardian carried out insolvency checks on potential LPA donees; to save money, this practice has ceased.
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This is going to be kind of a tl;dr deviantArt story, mainly because deviantArt has been one of the places that's had the biggest impact on my life, ever. I'm not sure where I'd be without it.
But... to begin, my deviantArt story starts off with me being 16. I was a Junior in High School and, was very interested in the furry fandom, and wanted to 'be a part of it'. So I looked up 'furry' and found WikiFur, and from there I found Fur Affinity. Unfortunately at the time, FA had closed it's ability to accept new users onto it's website, so I wasn't able to get on there. As a second choice, I found deviantArt and joined that. I made a lot of artwork during my first few months on dA, trying to 'get myself known'. They weren't the best, but I steadily improved, and found a lot of new ways to draw things, and new techniques, and new tools and media, and so much stuff. I just... dA gave me a place to feel like I had something to prove.
This was one of the first pieces of 'furry' artwork that I did, that I was able to re-upload to this account.
My first artworks for the first few years that I was here were placed under a different account called Haleseen, which is now deactivated, and I'll explain why later. But during this time I learned a lot about myself, and what I was capable of, and what I was as a human being. I think within the first few days that I arrived on dA, I entered a chatroom called 'IamAnthro'. I wasn't very talkative, but here, I met some of the most influential people in my life. People who I don't think can acknowledge the changes that they've allowed me to make to become a better person. The first person that I met was NalaFontaine, she was kind of like a mentor to me, someone who helped me and critiqued my artwork and allowed me to get better. She was also very nice and had a great personality. She was someone who I always looked up to because she was a very real person to me; someone who had great artwork, and someone who I could actually talk to (not like, a name, not a 'myth' in my eyes).
This was one of her works that I really liked at the time and thought was really cool.
The second person that I met on dAmn was a little dragryph named Kirona, someone who grew to become very special to me. At first I thought that it was just weird, you know? Wibbling and Wobbling people an' things. But that just ended up becoming so much more, and, still influences the chat here in IamAnthro today When I met Kirona it had a lot of interesting artworks (from what I understand, some of them came from a different account) that I thought was pretty cool. It was also the first artist who ever drew a rendition of my fursona as a gift/friend art (I'd show that, but it's not available at the moment. It's really neat though, and I liked it a lot). That... was kind of the first gift thing that I ever got from someone, IRL included (though excluding family, cus, it's different ).
I was part of the chat for about 6 months, but I still had this weird title about me called 'guest' that really should have disappeared a while before then. But after becoming a pretty decent member of the chat, I was 'caught' helping out another person to know what a furry was and what fursuits were and things and was promoted by KovoWolf. She's currently now the Anthro Community art volunteer for dA (I think that's the title), and represents us and tries her hardest to get us all together and stuff. But she was one of the first 'cool' people that I met, like someone who had really epic artwork and was like a real person that I could talk to. The second person would have been T0xicEye. Both of these people were Moderators, and eventually Senior Moderators (or, Senior Chat Staff, as it was called back then) of the IamAnthro chatroom. They were really cool people who despite sometimes having long absences, were really a big part of the team there. They always made the place feel like home.
This was one of the artworks that I really liked from KovoWolf during this time.
This was a really awesome picture by T0xicEye that really inspired me to try to draw cool things.
Then there was Gradendine, he is... someone who I can't define. Somewhere between a father figure and a friend. He was always there for me to talk to and I always tried to be there for him too. There was so much cool stuff that we talked about, like prototype design, and 3d modeling, and drawing, and personal life stuff. Just.. he was a really cool guy. I'm not really sure where he is now, but sometimes I can catch up with him on the chats if he shows up and stuff, which is always welcoming.
After a while I started making a lot of new friends, some of which I still have today (which have the privilege of being on my 'friends list' on my dA page). One of those friends who is really awesome, and someone who I eventually was able to talk about technology with was Wolvenmoon (I wanted to call you your skype name >.>", but then I remembered that that's not you here x3). He was one of the more lighthearted members and always like, was funny and stuff and kept the morale in IamAnthro up a lot. Also, he was one of the first people who made me question (and eventually would change) my stances and political ideology. He usually did this through neat journals (which he's probably the only one who used those the right way).
There was a pivotal time in IamAnthro where I did something that I never thought I would do. That was, actually caring about someone. My life had been full of loss and I kind of forgot the meaning of how to... be a person and have feelings. But one day when I was out visiting a college in Orlando, Kirona kind of disappeared. It freaked out and made me really worried and care about its well-being. So I took it upon myself to do what I could, and I drew it a picture. That was the first time I'd done something like that without being 'requested' to do it.
During that time period I also drew quite a few things which were monumental to myself.
I drew this, Which no-one really liked. But it was a culmination of pretty much everyone who was active in the IamAnthro Chatroom.
I also drew this, which was the first picture that I had ever drawn that made it into the clubanthro gallery (personal achievement)
At some point during this time I was able to obtain a month premium membership (my first) from Pixel-Spotlight by winning in a contest (I'm not sure what the contest was though).
During that Christmas, I... I started a trend that I continue to this day (not letting Kirona's membership to expire), but I gave Kirona a 3 month premium membership on Christmas day (that was my first real 'gift' to anyone).
This next year was just as eventful as the year before and gave me quite a lot of experiences, both good and bad. This year was the major onset of my bipolar-disorder. It affected a lot of what ended up happening this year, both good and bad, but ended it in such a poor way that I am still recovering from it too this day.
I believe the first major event that happened this year was when I freaked out on Kirona about something, and I don't really remember what it was. Then I took a visit to my dad in Mississippi and took a bunch of pictures and then freaked out on another friend. Then I pretended my parents disappeared (because in my life, they kind of did in a way, just, not the way I depicted it), and had a few mental breakdowns in the course of a week. Then I got stabbed. Then I just pushed myself way too far, and I also started really caring about people and my 'fake online identity' started breaking down because I really wanted to tell people like who I was on a personal level.
Towards the end of the school year (Graduation), I ended up becoming Kirona's boyfriend (my first 'real' relationship, even if it wasn't IRL). When that happened I was smiling for like a week straight lol and it was really nice to care about someone and actually have them care for you back. I never really experienced that in life until then, anyone who I cared about always left or forgot me. But, this was a really special time for me. Kirona continues to be a very special person in my life that I care about very very much. I then graduated and moved to Mississippi with my dad and got a job there. That started a series of a lot of different events.
Before I got a job in MS, there was a large gap in between when I moved to MS and then. During this time people started to migrate from IamAnthro to a different chat founded by Kirona, called 'OfficialAnthroRP' and 'IAMOOC'. Here is the point in time where I really got to know one of my friends named CodyTehFox, who was under a different account at the time, which changed at a later date. He was a really cool person and told me a lot of things that I had honestly never heard before and didn't know how to react at times. He was often a person who I could talk to, who was there to offer what guidance he could and listen to what you had to say. He was a really good friend to have during those times, even if there were rough times.
After 7 months of myself and Kirona being together, we ended up breaking up due to the increasing amount of stress that I was causing it and myself with my bipolar-disorder, which often times caused me to create a toxic environment for us. Unfortunately afterwards, everything kind of fell apart I fell into a very deep depression and became somewhat of a monster who ended up hurting anybody who he cared about. This kind of sucked because I lost a lot of good friends and hurt a lot of existing relationships which still have yet to recover from the fallout. I'm lucky that some of my friends today still are okay with talking to me and stuff. It means a lot to me that I still have you guys.
This entire year was pretty much spent recovering from fucking up. I ended up screwing up badly enough that Kirona actually Blocked me, and so did Cody. But I worked through those after I started seeing a counselor and taking medication to aid my depression and mania. I happened to meet some really neat people this year though, despite most of the year being pretty bad, one of which happens to be Stygma which, well, she's just a really cool person. I always like it when she features me somewhere, cus it's really nice of her x3. But anyways, she's one of the more awesome people who I met in IamAnthro during the 2013 year. Apparently I was friendly enough for her to remember me :3
I really liked this picture that she drew. It's really beautiful.


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Feltus Mound Site
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Feltus Mound Site 22 JE 500 |
Location | |
Coordinates | 31°44′47.62″N 91°15′37.08″W / 31.7465611°N 91.2603000°W |
Country | USA |
Region | Jefferson County, Mississippi |
Nearest town | Fayette, Mississippi |
History | |
Culture | Coles Creek culture |
First occupied | 700 CE |
Abandoned | 1000 CE |
Feltus Mound Site (22 JE 500), also known as the Ferguson Mounds and the Truly Mounds[1] is an archaeological site located in Jefferson County, Mississippi 24 kilometres (15 mi) north of Natchez, Mississippi. The site is an Early Coles Creek (700 to 1000 CE) group of four platform mounds clustered around a central plaza, although one of the four mounds has been leveled.[2]
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- ^ Steponaitis, Vincas; Kassabaum, Megan; O'Hear, John. "Coles Creek Earthworks and Ritual at the Feltus Mounds in Southwest Mississippi, AD 700-1100". Research Laboratories of Archaeology. Retrieved 2013-02-24.
- ^ Williams, Leah (2008). Paleoethnobotany of the Feltus Mounds Site (Undergraduate Honors thesis). University of North Carolina Chapel Hill. Retrieved 2013-02-24.
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- "Feltus Project (Vin Steponaitis)". Research Laboratories of Archaeology. Retrieved 2013-02-24.
- Kassabaum, Megan (2012-10-08). "Bear Ceremonialism at Feltus". SEACUnderground.
- "Understanding the Mounds at Feltus: Their Location, Use and Significance". Retrieved 2013-02-24.
- "Coles Creek Earthworks and Ritual at the Feltus Mounds in Southwest Mississippi, AD 700-1100". Academia.edu. Retrieved 2013-02-24.
- Lane, Emily (2012-06-13). "Archaeology students dig in Church Hill". Natchez Democrat.
- Feltus Mounds : Vin Steponaitis interview about the 2012 dig at the Feltus Mounds funded in part by The Mississippi Department of Archives and History, and The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill


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Summer Language Scholarships. IERES offers a limited number of scholarships to support EES students and Doctoral Student Fellows who wish to enroll in an intensive summer program for the study of a European or Eurasian language that will directly help them in their career engaging with the region. Students currently enrolled in the EES MA Program, as well as current IERES Doctoral Student Fellows, are eligible so long as they will not have formally graduated before the end of the language program for which support is requested. Awards are contingent on the student being admitted to a reputable summer intensive (immersion) language program, as determined by IERES. To apply, students should send a one-page cover letter describing their need for the language program, a CV (resume), a budget, and a list of two references whom IERES might contact to discuss the student's need and qualifications for the language program (one should be a language instructor and the other someone familiar with the student's course of study at GW) to firstname.lastname@example.com with the subject heading "Summer Language Scholarship." Successful applications should name the specific program(s) to which the student is applying and describe how this (these) particular program(s) will be useful. The deadline for applications is April 10, 2014.
Hoffman Dissertation Fellowships. IERES is offering a Hoffman Dissertation Fellowship for the Spring 2014 semester. This fellowship provides a stipend of $10,000 for one semester. It is intended to free an outstanding Ph.D. candidate from all work and/or teaching obligations for that semester so as to enable him/her to focus on finishing the dissertation. The award may be used for dissertation write-up, field research, or research conducted while studying at GW. Students accepting this fellowship will not be allowed to accept other employment during the fellowship semester. GW doctoral students in any discipline are eligible to apply, even if they have received a Hoffman Dissertation Fellowship previously, subject to the following conditions: the prospectus must be approved by the time the fellowship begins and the student must be working on a topic with a primary focus on Europe or Eurasia. To apply, students must send a two-page dissertation summary, a one-page cover letter describing a writing or research plan for the time on the fellowship, a CV, and a letter of recommendation from the student's primary dissertation adviser to firstname.lastname@example.com with "Hoffman Dissertation Fellowship" in the subject line. Letters of recommendation should be sent directly by the faculty member. The deadline for Spring 2014 funding is January 15, 2014. These awards are funded by a gift from A. Michael Hoffman.
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With as crazy as things are these days, anything is possible. But this is like a formal press release that didn't come from anybody isn't it? If some body wrote "here I was in my sailing vessel off the coast when I saw all these military ships, and a sailor on one told me "it's aliens, get out of here!" maybe I'd believe it happened. But it's like a pre-packaged news story without any witnessess ( or maybe I didn't pay enough attention), oh and the "don't ask any questions or you might get killed" bit...right... I'm fine with taking somebody at their word, but not taking somebody who is taking somebody, who is taking somebody else at their word. I'm calling BS, mostly out of frustration ;) any NEW Info ?
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Sing Loud Wall Hanging
By: Savannah Starr
Whether you have an angelic voice or not, it's always fun to belt out your favorite tunes. Remind yourself to have fun with a Sing Loud Wall Hanging from Savannah Starr. This DIY wall decor project is perfect for music-lovers and songbirds.
- Stretched canvas
- Spray paint (I used gold and black)
- Alphabet letters (I used 4″ repositionable and 1″ craft foam sticky letters)
- Craft knife (This is optional to help you lift the letters off the canvas)
- Newspapers or brown kraft paper (to protect outdoor surface when you are spraying)
- On my canvas, I used two different sizes of lettering. For the words at the bottom, I used the sticky craft foam letters. Since I wanted these to appear white on my canvas, I placed them directly onto the blank white canvas. These letters are different colors but that is fine because you will be spraying over them.
- Once I had all my bottom lettering in place, I spray painted the entire canvas gold. Let paint dry.
- Next, I placed my larger lettering over the gold painted canvas. These letters are 4″ and are sticky but they are re-useable and re-positionable.
- Next, I spray painted over the lettering with black spray paint. Let paint dry.
- Now you can start removing the lettering. I used a craft knife to help lift the small sticky letters off the bottom of my canvas.
- Then I removed my larger letters to reveal my SING LOUD! Let your voice be heard canvas. I LOVE it!
For a comprehensive video tutorial of this project, check out How to Make a Sing Loud Canvas.
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Booka Shade headline 100 years of electronic music events April 1914-2014
by Noise of Art Team on Feb.07, 2014, under Events
Booka Shade are to headline Noise of Art's month of shows celebrating 100 years since the first electronic music concert in April 1914.
Throughout April Noise of Art will celebrate of 100 years since Luigi Russolo played his debut concert using his prototype synthesisers. The month of events will culminate with special performance by leading live German electronic act, Booka Shade, at The Convergence Festival, Village Underground, on Friday 25 April.
April marks 100 years since the first electronic music concert in April 1914. Noise of Art is celebrating the occasion with a month of events and the 2014 London debut of Booka Shade's new live set. The Berlin based electronic act are playing the flagship night of Noise of Art's centenary events, acknowledging Germany's role in the history of electronic music. Their new show is based on Booka Shade's critically praised fifth album, Eve – itself recorded using vintage synthesisers.
With more acts to be announced, the events mark 100 years since Luigi Russolo, author of "Manifesto For An Art of Noises", unveiled his prototype synthesisers in April 1914.
"Stratospherically successful production duo… making immaculate, tactile house music." (NME)
"Booka Shade's fixation with lighting up the brain's pleasure circuits is… irresistible" (The Guardian)
Noise of Art February 2014
by Noise of Art Team on Feb.03, 2014, under Events
Alongside Slipped Disco at Big Chill House this Friday, Liquorish on Saturday 22 February and Concrete Bar, Southbank on Friday 28 February, Noise Art is busy preparing events celebrating 100 Years since Luigi Russolo first played his prototype synthesisers in 1914.
The first details will be announced soon, but in the meantime Ben Osborne and Slipped Disco slide into Big Chill House (257-259 Pentonville Road King's Cross London N1 9N. Free Entry. 7pm – 3 am) on Friday 7 February for a night of all things dance floor. "This pleases us very much indeed, primarily because of the anything-goes music policy that sees anything from classic techno, punk-funk, galactic house, deep down and dirty disco and other dancefloor dynamite do the rounds." (Time Out)
Remaining early bird tickets for Booka Shade's 2014 London debut available click HERE
Disco Futurismo New Year's Eve 2014
by Noise of Art Team on Nov.28, 2013, under Events
Noise of Art's Ben Osborne will be DJing Hammersmith's finest gastro pub and garden for a bijou NYE 2014 party on Tuesday 31 December.
Early bird and all other tickets will be available (CLICK) HERE and from the bar at:
The Hog, 227 King Street, London W69JT
Tel 020 8748 3391
New Year's Eve
7pm – 2.00 am
November – electronic music centenary continued
by Noise of Art Team on Nov.05, 2013, under Events
London electronic music and art collective, Noise of Art, continues its celebration of 100 years of electronic music with a weekend of festival events in Manchester and London on 15 and 16 November, as well as a DJ sets in the Hayward Gallery Bar on Friday 22 November from 9pm-1am.
The inaugural Louder Than Words cross platform music and word festival launches in Manchester on Friday 15 November. The event will see Noise of Art's Ben Osborne, spin a club based set inspired by the on-going celebration of a century of electronic music. Based on the 100th anniversary of the publication of Luigi Russolo's 'Manifesto For An Art of Noises', the DJ set will use excerpts from the original pamphlet and recordings of Russolo's own proto-type synthesisers. Hosted by John Robb, the festival features panels, discussions and such icons as Jah Wobble, Alan McGee, Hugh Cornwall (The Stanglers), Tim Burgess (The Charlatans) and Wilko Johnson. The panel on club music features Simon Morrison, Jonty Skrufff, Luke Bainbridge, Martin James and Ben Osborne.
On Saturday 16 November Noise of Art will be joining independent music promoters The Local to play the closing club night of their annual North London music festival, The End.
Held in venues around London's Crouch End on 15-16 November the festival honours both Crouch End's considerable pool of local music talent and international touring acts.
In keeping with this ethos, Noise of Art has invited Crouch End's very own electronic pioneer, Si Begg, to spin alongside DJ Ben Osborne.
Long running dance magazine Mixmag recently summed up Si Begg's contribution to electronic music: "Si Begg has been a pioneer and genre-mangler, having rocked the techno world, turned the breaks scene inside out, pre-empted 'future garage' by a decade, torn-up dubstep and ambient and been a vital part of Tony Thorpe's Studio Rockers setup."
More details here http://blog.thelocal.tv/post/65538597148/the-end-artist-profile-noise-of-art-djs
Slipped Disco So Film and next Noise of Art events
by Noise of Art Team on Oct.10, 2013, under Events
This month Slipped Disco's event at the Hayward Gallery takes place on the last weekend of BFI's London Film Festival and, fittingly, it will be celebrating the launch of new magazine So Film.
The night, on Friday 18 October, will see Chris Airplays join Noise of Art's Ben Osborne on the decks, mixing film scores into the usual blend of all things dance floor, while free copies of the magazine, fresh off the press, will be distributed to the crowd.
Meanwhile details of the next Noise of Art events in Manchester, The End Festival, Big Chill Bar and National Portrait Gallery will be announced very soon.
Slipped Disco presents So Film Launch Party, Concrete, Hayward Gallery, Southbank Centre, London SE1
Win Wicker Man DVD
by Noise of Art Team on Sep.29, 2013, under Events
In the run up to Noise of Art's headline slot at the long running Elefest music, film and art festival in London, we've teamed up with Elefest and Studio Canal to give away a copy of the DVD of the soon to be released 'Final Cut" of the 1973 film – overseen by director Robin Hardy.
Noise of Art's night has been given a Time Out Critics Choice (CLICK HERE) and features acclaimed actor Nathaniel Parker performing passages from Ritual (David Pinner's book that inspired the film), over music from Coldcut, Justin Robertson and Ben Osborne, plus dance and visuals sequences from The People Pile and Overlap and silent cinema.
Other events include the ultimate foodie Stockmrkt night market, Don Letts Djing to classic film The Harder They Come, an underground mural tour with artist David Bratby, and evening BBQ with G-Bop, UK Skate film festival with Reeps One, London to Brighton screening with Johnny Harris and a closing night party with live music and club night with Smoke Fairies.
To get a chance to win the DVD you need to buy the very reasonable advance tickets from here.
The event take place on Friday 4 October at Hotel Elephant Warehouse and Cinema 77-85 Newington Causeway, London SE1 6BD
Wicker Man fires into Elefest – Tickets on sale NOW
by Noise of Art Team on Sep.06, 2013, under Events
Continuing Noise of Art's celebration of 100 years of electronic music, we are bringing our psychedelic influenced electrofest, Wicker Man Disco Inferno, to Elefest.
Read the TIME OUT critic's choice preview by clicking here.
Noise of Art's Wicker Man Disco Inferno features Justin Robertson (Deadstock 33s), Matt Black (Coldcut), Ben Osborne (Noise of Art), The People Pile and Overlap, with very special guest, the star of stage and screen, Nathaniel Parker (Inspector Lynley, Merlin, The Audience) on voice.
The event will be taking place at a specially created pop up cinema and warehouse space, The Elefest Hotel,77-85 Newington Causeway London SE1 6BD, as part of the weekend long Elefest urban festival, taking place in and around Elephant and Castle you can buy tickets HERE NOW for £5 or £10. Snap 'em up.
The show features electronic music, film, contemporary dancers and spoken word. It went down a storm at Latitude. Click on the image above to see the teaser trailer.
You can also find more information by CLICKING here
"Launched in 2005 to bring together electronic music, film and art in interesting ways, [Noise of Art] have staged events at nightclubs, galleries, cinemas and festivals around Europe. Last year that included a massive event around The Beatles' 'Magical Mystery Tour' film… and this year they've stepped things up yet again with a series of events to mark the 100th anniversary of electronic music." (CMU)
"Staging music events at unusual venues including The Tate, BFI, Royal Festival Hall, Southbank Centre, The National Film Theatre and Glasgow Art School, these ambitious cross-platform projects have involved leading electronic musicians and artists." (M Magazine)
"Marshalled by London Collective Noise of Art, some of the UK's contemporary innovators are gathering… stick around for sets from legendary underground DJs." Time Out Music Section Preview
Autumn Dates, Big Chill House and Hayward Gallery
by Noise of Art Team on Sep.04, 2013, under Events
With Noise of Art's autumnal events at urban festivals about to be announced, the Summer nights might be drawing in, but the festivals are still bubbling away. In the meantime there's forthcoming Slipped Disco events at Big Chill House (Friday 13 September), Concrete at Hayward Gallery, Southbank (Friday 20 September), and East Coast Diner (Friday 27 September). But more information coming soon…
Keep an eye on HERE FOR NEXT UPDATE or sign UP TO MAILING LIST HERE
Pictures From Noise of Art® at Latitude Festival
by Noise of Art Team on Aug.14, 2013, under Events
Noise of Art's electronic music and cross platform art event, Wicker Man Disco Inferno, was inspired the 1973 film (Wicker Man) and the book that inspired the film (Ritual – click here for info).
We worked with the book's author, David Pinner, creating a music and spoken word sound track, spoken live by Nathaniel Parker (best known for playing Inspector Lynley in the Inspector Lynley Mysteries TV series, as well as for playing Gordon Brown opposite Helen Mirren in The Audience).
Alongside this new music by Groove Armada and Ben Osborne, played by seminal electronic musician Si Begg and DJ Ben Osborne, was joined by cross platform art performances and artworks by Overlap, The People Pile, Mark Scott Wood and the Noise of Art performers – including wearable art pieces based on Luigi Russolo's intonorumori.
You can also view the video teaser for Wicker Man at Noise of Art's Youtube page by clicking Here
Join Noise of Art's mailing list here.
BFI, Latitude, Wicker Man & forthcoming events
by Noise of Art Team on Aug.05, 2013, under Events
Following fabulously fun and innovative shows at BFI and Latitude, including Nathaniel Parker ducking out of Royal Shakespeare Company rehearsals to do live vocals, we're jumping into the holiday season with a new Club launch by our sister outlet Slipped Disco – more details below.
Thank you to everyone who came along to the first three of Noise of Art's 100 Years of Electronic music celebrations at Latitude, British Film Institute Southbank and Village Underground. And special thanks to Nathaniel Parker, Si Begg, Coldcut, Mental Overdrive, Frost, Slow and all the performers and artists taking part in the 100 year project so far. Nat Parker was a revelation on vocals. There's much more to come. Our gratitude also to David Pinner, author of Ritual, the book that inspired Wicker Man, who selected passages for the show.
More "100 Years of Electronic Music" shows to come soon, but in the meantime there's some info on this month's sister events here. August dates include Buffalo (3 August), The Angel (10), ECD (19) Big Chill Bar (23) Bar Concrete at Hayward Gallery (30)).
Above is the first snap from our Wicker Man Disco Inferno show at Latitude 2013.


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February 14, 2012 BY John Kim / 15
How about some roses for tomorrow's big holiday? Here's a look at the Nike Lunar Hypergamer Low in a special PE colorway for the Rose Classic – the premier female student athlete basketball competition based out of Brooklyn, NY. Although the name 'rose' may evoke passion and affection, these girls are some of the fiercest competitors around, showcasing the nation's top talent and serving as a springboard to future success in the sport. This special PE of the Lunar Hypergamer Low features an attractive turquoise/hot red colorway with dotted lace, a speckled midsole, and a translucent outsole, making way for a great Rose Classic graphic on the undercarriage as well as on the interior lining. These are set for a House of Hoops-exclusive release on April 5th, so take a look at the detailed gallery below and let us know what you think of the colorway. Images via F5torefresh
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