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E-newsletter #4 arts exhibitions and artists talking
The New Atlantis - Live Performance at St Mary in the Castle
Sunday 26 July at 7:30pm Book Online: The New Atlantis Contact: Glenys on 07766 082272 for information and booking Visit or call the tourist information centre on 01424 451111
The Society of Strange & Ancient Instruments ‘The Society of Strange and Ancient Instruments has forged a reputation for being one of our finest exponents of early music. They enchant and amaze in equal measure.' The Musician ‘There is nothing folksy or artificial about the mixing of strange and ancient; satisfying textures combined with excellent quality bring the music vividly to life.’ Early Music Today
See SSAI on Vimeo www.strangeandancientinstruments.com
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Paul Friedlander Kinetic light sculptor: scientific artist ‘As a child I dreamed of inventing and building my own star ship and setting off alone to explore distant planets. The search for the mysterious still drives me. I seek ways to transform the materials I work with into something that no longer feels like ordinary matter. I want my work to be luminous, weightless and unbounded.’ Institute of Physics Interview 2015 www.paulfriedlander.com
Picturing Galileo
Animation by Stephanie Grainger of Galileo’s astronomical observations, shown at The Stade Hall as part of ‘And the earth does move’ collaborative event.
Stephanie Grainger - stephaniegrainger.co.uk & Ray Burnside Music by Riz Maslen - neotropic.net
'And yet the earth moves'
If you missed 'And yet the earth moves' we enjoyed a poignant and moving production incorporating themes of astronomy and a sense of place and displacement through the process of immigration. Thanks to Alibi, Oliver Cherer and Riz Mazlen for their sound collaboration as well as Stephanie Grainger for her animation of Galaleo's astronomical observations. Finally thank you also to Polly Gifford for leading our post show discussion.
Animation by Stephanie Grainger: https://vimeo.com/user1194806/review/132816121/6ab838906d
Fun for all at St Matthews
St Matthews day centre for the blind and visually impaired have asked us to warmly thank Argalio for playing and dancing for them this morning. They had a lovely time and are inspired to bring a programme of musical events for their clients going forward. Argalio joined them for lunch and raffle!
To enquire about joining the group contact Carol on 01424 773028.
Meetings weekly on Thursdays at St Matthews Church Centre St Leonards on Sea, TN37 6PD
Directors Diary - 12 July
Wonderful to see my Italian friends enjoying hot sun and preparing for 12 July Alibi theatre workshops at the Studio, De la Warr Pavilion, Bexhill (see photo of outdoor rehearsal).
The themes of Galileo and Bacon, take us into many journeys, most of them about courage, observation and the philosophy of direct experience as a source of human realization. Courage brings risks, imprisonment, isolation or ridicule. Bacon and Galileo experienced both.
Puglia is currently a location of hope, as is south east England for thousands of desperate refugees fleeing unwanted wars in their own countries. People in Puglia, like East Sussex, have strong feeling about the treatment of the land, whether by the exploitation of fracking, or in Puglia, the illegal dumping of poisonous waste in the countryside. An important reason to have cultural arts festivals is to share these important conversations.
Alibi will no doubt consider ideas from the public as material to include in their performance on Thursday 16th at the Stade Hall. Alibi work in a contemporary physical way to communicate and stimulate community and global concerns.
The evening will begin at 6pm with Argalio playing pizzica music, and teaching the southern ‘pizzica balla’. Come and join in and have some Italian iced cream.
Thank you to Sussex Coast College for hosting our artists’ residency, in particular, Jeb Haward, for creating a space for us. We launch the Sussex Coast College residency with an inflatable planetarium from Sussex University along with East Sussex Astronomy Society. If you have never seen the planets or stars in a planetarium, with the magic of a physics explanation, now is your chance. Monday 13th, 11am till 4pm.
Argalio will entertain with dance and live music at the Jenny Lind, 8pm Wed 15th. Songs in the banned Griko language from the Greek towns of Puglia.
GXJ
Glenys Jacques on Twitter @gxjacques
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FREE Jerwood Gallery Artist Talks
Thursday 23 July 2-4pm in The Studio.
The afternoon will introduce the Sotto Voce Arts residential theme this year with Anny Evason, Sharon Haward, Tracy Jones, and Paula MacArthur talking about their work. The discussion will be facilitated by the festivals director Glenys Jacques.
Anny Evason - annyevason.co.uk Sharon Haward - sharonhaward.com Tracy Jones - tracyjones.info Paula MacArthur - paula-macarthur.com
Jerwood Gallery Rock-A-Nore Road, Hastings, East Sussex TN34 3DW, United Kingdom http://www.jerwoodgallery.org
FREE - Solar Viewing with Telescopes at De La Warr Pavilion, Bexhill
East Sussex Astronomical Society will bring telescopes for solar viewing and lead discussions about what planets can be seen during the summer.
Sunday 12 July DLWP south terrace, 4pm onwards.
http://www.esas.org.uk/
Come along and join in on the day!
Images: Solar viewing via telescope and sunspots detail
Alibi Theatre ‘and yet the earth moves’
Alibi Italian contemporary theatre company will perform a thought provoking piece using the themes from Galileo’s words spoken after his inquisition in 1615 to contemporary repression of truth in 2015.
There will be a Q&A and discussion following the performance facilitated by Polly Gifford, form the Cultural Development Team at Hastings Borough Council. Tickets available online an at the door £7 full, £5 concessions.
Book Online: "and yet the earth moves" Contact: Glenys on 07766 082272 for information and booking
Alibi will be giving workshops on Sunday 12 July at the De La Warr Pavilion. See Alibi's facebook page for a flavour of things to come.
Artists Tom Hammick & Patrick Jones In Conversation
At The Beacon, Hastings - Wednesday July 15, 7.30pm Book Online:Tom Hammick & Patrick Jones in Conversation Contact: Glenys on 07766 082272 for information and booking
Sotto Voce residential artists will display some of their explorations mid way through the residency and speak about their work.
followed by
Tom Hammick and Patrick Adam Jones, long time collaborators, in conversation. A sparkling evening of intellect and wit is not to be missed. www.tomhammick.com www.patrickadamjones.co.uk Patricks St Leonards Gallery: project78gallery.wordpress.com
Images: Tom Hammick Escape to the Country (Violetta and Alfredo), 2015, oil on canvas From his residency with the English National Opera Patrick Adam Jones Still, oil and wax on board, 122cm x 70 cm
FREE Pizzica Music & Dance Evening at the Jenny Lind
ARGALIO Pizzica band arrive from southern Italy bringing life to the once forbidden Griko language in a free evening of dance and live traditional music at the Jenny Lind, Hastings on Wednesday 22 July at 8pm coinciding with the launch of The Jenny Lind’s newest beer.
Argalio will be appearing at St Michael’s Hospice and at various other venues throughout their 10 day stay and promise to pop up at most of our Sotto Voce events - see our calendar!
A taste of Argalio on video: youtube: Connect with Argalio on Facebook:
The Jenny Lind Inn 69 High Street, Hastings Old Town, East Sussex TN34 3EW http://www.jennylindhastings.co.uk/
Paper Soldier Flim Showing
Unrated / 118mins / Aleksey German / 2008 / Russia/Netherlands, subtitles In 1961, a Soviet medical officer is conflicted about his position overseeing the health of future cosmonauts; should these young men sacrifice their lives for the country – will they ever return from space? Sotto Voce Arts festival director, Glenys Jacques introduces the film exploring its themes of the repression of truth, and the modern space connection.
Stunning visuals!
Showing at the Electric Palace Cinema, Hastings Friday 17 July at 8pm, see the EP website for booking details. http://www.electricpalacecinema.com/
FREE - Planetarium & Solar Viewing at Sussex Coast College, Hastings
An inflatable planetarium from our partners at the University of Sussex with content suitable for key stage 3, 4 or 5 students will be available to visit for free on Monday 13 July 11 - 4pm. In it, students will have a tour of the night sky, and have the chance to see We Are Astronomers - a planetarium show where students learn how astronomers use the electromagnetic spectrum, the most powerful telescopes on Earth and in space and, alongside particle physicists, how they try to answer the biggest unanswered questions. This isn’t just for students all enthusiasts are welcome to join us on the day.
http://www.stemsussex.co.uk
Working alongside the University, East Sussex Astronomical Society will bring telescopes for solar viewing and lead discussions about what planets can be seen during the summer.
http://www.esas.org.uk/
School parties please get in touch with Glenys on 07766 082272 for information and booking.
Images: Planetarium show / solar viewing via telescope
We Are Astronomers is a 360° digital planetarium show narrated by David Tennant. http://weareastronomers.com/
Introducing the Brighton Early Music Festival
For those interested our New Atlantis Concert with the Society of Strange & Ancient Instruments, we think you’ll enjoy this too. See the BREMF website for details of all the exciting events that make up this comprehensive festival. Tickets will go on general sale in early September.
http://bremf.org.uk/
Chat with Sotto Voce artists on Twitter: https://twitter.com/sottovoceart
During the festival itself students at The Rye Studio School will be helping us with our social media as an educational project. We're excited at the prospect of young voices interviewing participants and sharing their own and the public's sotto voce experience online.
Sotto Voce Residential Artists Chosen!
‘and yet the earth doth move’
Due to an overwhelming response to our open call we have expanded our capacity and selected 8 residential artists and 3 associate artists to work with the 4 artists returned from the Italian residency in 2014. All artists are local to the area and will spend an intense week working alongside 3 Italian artists, Alibi (Italian) theatre group and folk Italian musicians. There will be an opportunity for some of the residential artists to return to Italy with Sotto Voce in 2016.
Tom Banks - tombanks.net Jean Davey Winter - axisweb.org/artist/jeandaveywinter Anny Evason - annyevason.co.uk Christine Gist - christinegist.wordpress.com Stephanie Grainger - stephaniegrainger.co.uk Sharon Haward - sharonhaward.com Ivilena Kouneva & Teodora Nitsolova - ivilinakouneva.wordpress.com Riz Maslen & Oliver Cherer - neotropic.net and artists from the first residency: Ben Browton - thetoxicproject.co.uk Glenys Jacques - sottovocearts.org Tracy Jones - tracyjones.info Paula MacArthur - paula-macarthur.com James Roseveare - jamesroseveare.wordpress.com
The residency will be based at the art studios of Sussex Coast College with discussion and a collaborative sharing of ideas being fundamental to the theme. We’re looking forward to exploring the philosophical thoughts of the 17th century as embodied by Galileo Galilei and Francis Bacon, with an exciting array of practitioners, processes and mediums.
Work will be exhibited at The Beacon and St Mary in the Castle among other venues still to be confirmed. As well as the opportunity to be involved in our performance, discussion and spoken word evenings.
The Society of Strange and Ancient Instruments - LIVE PERFORMANCE!
At St Mary in the Castle, Hastings The Society of Strange and Ancient Instruments’ explores some of the seemingly magical and musical phenomena that Frances Bacon, 17th century philosopher, statesman and visionary, sought to explain. Bacon was widely regarded as the father of modern science. The Society will be reproducing some of his experiments and using his observations and predictions as a starting point for making new presentations of exquisite 17th century instrumental music.
The performers play unusual and historically appropriate instruments, most furnished with sympathetic strings, including the tromba marina, a magnificent buzzing monochord, and the little known viola bastarda.
Tickets available soon!
Website: www.strangeandancientinstruments.com