CCLAP 2015 Video

CCLAP 2015: Chalk Circle – Eleanor Turnbull

6 November 2015, Friday 10.00am – 4.00pm  7 November 2015, Saturday 11.00am – 3.00pm This performance takes place on Giffin Square, in front of Deptford Lounge. Chalk Circle invites the public to be part of a collective drawing on the streets of Deptford. Several strands […]

Couldn’t Care Less : Cross Cultural Live Art Project 2015

2-8 November 2015 / Deptford Lounge, 9 Giffin Street, London SE8 Art Residency week and Workshops open to public: 2-6 November Opening event: 6 November, 6-9pm, Friday Talks/Performative Lectures/Performances programme: 7 November, 11am-5pm, Saturday How are we caring for ourselves? And others? What makes us […]

COULDN’T CARE LESS: CCLAP 2015 – CALL OUT FOR ARTISTS

Couldn’t Care Less is a week-long live art project curated by Something Human in collaboration with curator Vipash Purichanont. The project is presented in partnership with Deptford Lounge in Southeast London as the second edition of CCLAP (Cross Cultural Live Art Project) and will take place from 2nd to 8th […]

CCLAP 2014 PERFORMANCE: Teow Yue Han and Urich Lau – Orbital Cinema

Orbital Cinema is a collaborative live video performance between Teow Yue Han and Urich Lau that involves live feed (satellite) and editing (viewing station) components, resulting in a live film. At its first manifestation at the Singapore Night Festival, 2010 Singapore, Yue Han acted as […]

CCLAP 2014 PANEL: Curating live art in public spaces in UK and Asia

When bringing live art performances to public spaces, there are a number of crucial considerations – What space is it? How is it usually used? What sort of traffic does it usually have? What are the associations the local communities have with it, and how […]

CCLAP 2014 PERFORMANCE: Kelvin Atmadibrata – Yaranaika? / Mou Ikkai / levan Polka

Via a series of actions –  durational, repetitive and referential to Japanese pop culture, Yaranaika? / Mou Ikkai / levan Polka points to wider questions with regards to regionalism, diasporic anxieties, gender and cultural identity. Yaranaika re-enacts a scene in Yamakawa Junivhi’s bara manga, Kuso Miso […]

CCLAP 2014 PERFORMANCE: Hunt & Darton – Hunt & Darton Cafe

A fully functioning cafe that blends art with the everyday, Hunt & Darton Cafe is an award winning interactive, performance installation and social and artistic hub where spontaneity and performance meet great food and drink. Hunt & Darton Cafe encourages playful participation and meaningful social […]

CCLAP 2014 PERFORMANCE: Nguyễn Thanh Thuy – Vodou…

Vodou vibrations sounds of memories of fields and burdens living in translations and broken bows balancing on plateaus while speaking to one self and scratching the surface of the raft while drifting away is a solo performance by Nguyễn Thanh Thủy with video projections and […]

CCLAP 2014 PERFORMANCE: Open Dialogues – NOTA

NOTA: NOT, NOTES, NOTER (NOTA), NOT/A, is a research framework produced by Open Dialogues that presses on the time, place and quality of notes in relation to performance. NOTA is a performance for two artists, who make notes in front of an audience. The artists time […]

CCLAP 2014 PERFORMANCE: I’m with you – Gorge:Fruit

Gorge:Fruit is a performance and a meal and a conversation. The project brings bodies around a table for a messy, politically charged encounter with other eating bodies. It is a format I’m With You is developing to think about some things we care about quite a […]

CCLAP 2014 TALK: Kate O’Hara – Champa Battambang!: Live Art

Champa Battambang!: Live Art This presentation of video art and documentation illustrates the emergence of live art on the streets of Battambang with a particular focus on the phenomenon of ‘live painting’ or what one might call action painting. Artists graduated from Battambang’s Phare Ponleu […]