GI Festival Southside: Everything Flows
For Glasgow International Festival of Visual Art 2012 Patricia Fleming Projects launch Everything Flows, a limited edition EP of nine tracks and artwork from the experimental art into music scene, emerging from the Glasgow visual art sector over the last fifteen years. Tracks from established visual artists including Ross Sinclair (ex The Soup Dragons) and Turner Prize winner Douglas Gordon (in collaboration with Chicks on Speed) sit alongside well-known artist's bands. Timeless tracks and the voice of Sue Tompkins ensure bands like Life Without Buildings, who have not recorded together since 2002, maintain a strong underground fanbase across the globe. Almost all of the artists on the album write and perform their work solo or as part of a band, a few like Douglas Morland (Older Lover, to name just one incarnation) play in other bands across the city. Everything Flows brings together art sector favourites Muscles of Joy, Gummy Stumps, Hassle Hound and Tut Vu Vu who are popular with art and music audiences alike. Everything Flows delivers many unreleased tracks and special live performances including 'Cars' by David Sherry. Together with artwork Everything Flows is an invitation to a scene shaped by Glasgow artists who use sound and music as part of their arts practice.
"There's probably not a band in Glasgow that doesn't have at least one member who studied at Glasgow Art School" Jim Lambie (ex The Boy Hairdressers).
In collaboration with London-based arts organisation Volume, Everything Flows continues throughout the festival at the Queens Park Railway Club. Artists James Thomas and Solina Hi-Fi present a new sonic and visual installation GRAPHODER transforming the gallery into an experimental workshop and listening booth.
Everything Flows - Opening Night in collaboration with Volume Sat 21 April 6.30 - 8.30 Queens Park Railway Club (Public Welcome).
Everything Flows - An evening of music and performance at Queens Park Cafe Sat 21 April 8 - late, performances by Sue Tompkins, David Sherry, Solina Hi-Fi.
Everything Flows - Installation GRAPHODER at Queens Park Railway Club runs throughout the festival. Open Sun 22 April - Sat 5th May daily 2.30 - 6.30 (closed Mon).
Queens Park Railway Club
492 Victoria Road
Glasgow
G42 8PQ
Labels: GI Festival 2012
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