Dangervitch & Neptune: You Deserve the World But Sorry You Can't Have It
- SVA Gallery 4, John Street, Stroud Glos United Kingdom (map)
Dangervitch & Neptune: You Deserve the World But Sorry You Can’t Have It (Residency and Film Screening)
Friday 23rd September - Sunday 2nd October
Open Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays 10-3pm
Dangervitch & Neptune are the alter-egos of two Stroud-based artists, Evie-Lola Minney and Jimmy Croft, who work collaboratively to produce direct and heartfelt multi-media works responding to the things that matter - justice, hope, defiance and newness.
The duo share their latest take on the world in the form of massive weird paintings. Their time in the gallery will see both the display and creation of new works.
Special opening and Film screening: Thursday 29th October 7.30pm
A screening of Dangervitch & Neptune films will take place in the gallery open for viewing.
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Exhibition
3rd - 12th September
Thursdays - Sundays 10am - 3pm
Private View: Friday 4th September, 6pm - 8pm
Matthew will be exhibiting a series of works made intermittently over the last twenty years. Using what he refers to as a process of ‘call and response’ these small works use combinations of found materials to develop images that over time have formed the starting point for groups of larger works on paper and in cloth.
Installation
11th - 20th September
Pioneers in the use of light, sound and technology, Squidsoup’s artworks combine physical and dynamic digital spaces with novel and intuitive forms of interaction to produce responsive and beguiling environments.
Clubnight
Saturday 12th September, 9pm - 1am
Oneness is a club night which celebrates the deepest and finest in underground worldwide dance music culture. Honouring the rhythmic lineage of reggae, jazz dance, hip hop, soul, disco, afro cuban, latin, spiritual house, broken beat, techno, UK Garage, Asian Underground, Eastern breaks, Grime and Drum & Bass.
Live performance
Saturday 26th September 7:30pm
Brunel Goods Shed
13 piece ensemble with 9 saxophones, led by Will Gregory, explore the canon of influential American composer Moondog (aka The Viking of Sixth Avenue), the blind American musician and composer, who influenced everyone from Leonard Bernstein to Philip Glass.
Artist Talks
Tuesday 29th September
Join us for our 10th Pecha Kucha Night at SVA on Tuesday September 29th. 8 visual artists present their work in the brilliant 20/20 format : 20 images / 20 seconds per image - an exciting, generous, tender, performative, adrenalin rush dive into each artist’s practice with a full and engaged audience in the bar at SVA with mc Nick Grellier.
Live Music
Saturday 24th October, 7:30pm
Blending the lyricism of folk traditions with the rhythmic drive of contemporary jazz, Tomorrow’s Warriors Emerging Artist Mali Sheard is a saxophonist and composer whose music is both evocative and adventurous.
Live Music
Friday 6th November, 7:30pm
Trombonist, composer, bandleader, and a Tomorrow’s Warriors Emerging Artist, Christ-Stéphane Boizi is already making his mark on the London jazz scene, but his reputation is set to soar with the news that he has signed to Mark Kavuma’s Banger Factory Records label, with his debut LP As The Spirit Leads scheduled for release later in the year.
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