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AFTERPARTY - Expanded DJ Sets by artist Haroon Mirza and DJ/producer Tessela at DRAF (David Roberts Art Foundation), London

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State of Origin Opening Night

http://www.unit24.info/state-of-origin

Press Release: http://tmblr.co/ZypGzp1V-cVUd

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Chamonix Aspen - I Feel For You 2014. Homage to Chaka Khan's 1984 smash "I Feel for You". Shot on location in London.

http://chamonixaspen.com

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Sarah Lucas and Planningtorock at DRAF - David Roberts Art Foundation on THURSDAY 16 OCTOBER 2014, 7-10PM

http://davidrobertsartfoundation.com

http://planningtorockofficial.com

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Music Video for Polygrains http://polygrains.com

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Crossover @ Deptford Cinema

Crossing the boundaries of Film, Music Video, Soundtrack, Art and Music. Music Video and DJ set by Bill Ambrose playing John Carpenter/Italo Horror Electronica and Disco. Paintings and Films by Anthony Waller inspired by Ray Harryhausen, Kubrick, Disney and Playstation. Electronic Music Videos and short film by Pawel Jaskulski. And more!

Deptford Cinema 39 Deptford Broadway London

http://www.deptfordcinema.org

Free entry. Alcohol and refreshments available.

https://www.facebook.com/events/299944833533042

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Blurb

Rentboy – Pawel Jaskulski (2013)

Rentboy is a preliminary study of a forthcoming photographic series inspired by the French anthropologist Marc Augé’s notion of the “non-place,” as those liminal sites and points of transit such as waiting rooms, airports, hotels and motorways which increasingly characterise the contemporary, late-capitalist experience of space. Jaskulski identifies what he sees as a particularly mobile social group, that of young gay men in Europe, asking each of his subjects what personal items they would never part with which he then photographs. His series investigates the current possibilities of recovering the social and relational dimension of space, engaging the tradition of portrait photography for its direct physical relationship to his subject and to capture a moment of their personal history - resulting in documents of transitory identities.