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Tate late, protest, the Beatles and NiN
OK, last Friday night I went to the "Late at the Tate" monthly event, a laptop orchestra. Now, the basic idea has potential, a bunch of art students and grads with networked iBooks and a mixing desk, improvising a bit of sound/music for half an hour. Unfortunately, that's all it was, and although if oyu shut your eyes and just listened some of the effects were interesting, there was no real indication that it was being improvised, and, unfortunately, was overall a little dull. It's possible that the later two shows got better, but we decamped to the pub after the first.
Late at the Tate is, however, a monthly event, and next month?
On a completely unrelated subject, I'm assuming everyone (well, NiN/Star Trek fans) has seen the Kirk/Spock Closer vid already, but there's the link if not (um, yeah, Kirk/Spock slashy scenes with NiN's most famous dodgy lyrics song, NSFW, etc). But here's an even cooler mashup: Closer combined (well) with the Beatles Come Together. Some people have too much time on their hands. These people make amusements for me. This is a good thing.
Late at the Tate is, however, a monthly event, and next month?
Friday 1 June 2007, 18.00–21.45I'd make an effort to go see that even if it wasn't 5 minutes walk from the office. Shami and Mark in the same panel discussion? Anyone care to join me?
Mark Wallinger questions the right to protest and the limits of art. What are the principles of free expression? What might constitute the moral imperative to transgress the law and exercise the right to speak out? Joining Wallinger are Adrian Searle, Jerry Sadowitz, Shami Chakrabarti, Lisa Appignanesi, Brian Haw, Gillian Slovo, John Hegley, protest choir Raised Voices and invited guest Mark Thomas.
Tickets will only be available at 18.00 on the night from the Clore Gallery Entrance
On a completely unrelated subject, I'm assuming everyone (well, NiN/Star Trek fans) has seen the Kirk/Spock Closer vid already, but there's the link if not (um, yeah, Kirk/Spock slashy scenes with NiN's most famous dodgy lyrics song, NSFW, etc). But here's an even cooler mashup: Closer combined (well) with the Beatles Come Together. Some people have too much time on their hands. These people make amusements for me. This is a good thing.
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Actually, that's pretty darn funky. I liiiiiike it.
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I would LOVE to come to that debate, not just for Shami and Mark, but Jerry Sadowitz. Dunno if I can swing it, though. I have brother's wedding the friday after, and the friday after that is the FFW...
However, I can try.
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Hmm, FFW; remind me to book time off and tickets to travel up when I've gotten paid?
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I fear I may have to book the week off including the FFW; the tickets for the B'Stard play are on the Wednesday of that week, too. For which, you know, would be lovely if you could join me, but will understand if you can't.
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Hmm, that'd mean travelling Weds morning; I'll ask Ernest how holidays work for temp staff, odds are I get some, but three days might be pushing it a bit...
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* hopes *
* hopes some more *
* ponders taking up religion and then there might be some point to prayer *
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But I'd be ascareded! Well, maybe if you and
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OTOH, can never tell how blokes that old will react, odds are at least one is a filthy perve.
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They certainly appreciate/reciprocate a bit of filthy flirting, anyway.
Give it a try!
;)
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Not to me, anyway...
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marvelous!
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*pokes you for the sheer hell of it*
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It'd likely throw me a lot, but not sure if it'd be a good or bad way...
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So I probably wasn't paying attention to it as a mashup, and just figured it was NiN or something.
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Ooh, probably.
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I keep meaning to get involved with Libdemmery down here, but haven't got round to it properly, because I suck. Suck like a clown.