A Tradition I Do Not Mean To Break
Sunday 12 July / 3pm
Curators’ tour, with Ellen Mara De Wachter
and Elizabeth Neilson
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Thursday 16 July / 7pm
David Blandy
In Search of the Blues:
Black Voices, White Visions
With Xolani Mnyaka and David Blandy
For this event at 176, Blandy has invited London-based musician Xolani Mnyaka to compose Robert Johnson’s ’missing’ 30th track. Xolani will play a set on in the Crossroads installation culminating with his own interpretation of Robert Johnson’s missing 30th song, and a discussion with Blandy.
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Sunday 26 July / 12.45 to 5.00pm
Henry Coombes
Waste Not, Want Not
1pm: Children’s art & song workshop
4pm: Performance by Jazz musician Cleveland Watkiss
Events take place at Kentish Town City Farm
Meet at 176 15 minutes before each event to be escorted to the farm
Coombes will be hosting an afternoon of event and performances at Kentish Town City Farm, the oldest urban farm in the UK, set up in 1972. He will conduct an art and song workshop for children of all ages, followed by a performance at the farm with jazz musician Cleveland Watkiss.
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Thursday 30 July / 7pm
Tereza Buskova
The Rituals of Spring Equinox
With Zoe Simon, Eliska Kasparova, Honza Malik,
featuring live electric cello by Bela Emerson
Buskova collaborates with Czech dance group Nanohach, for a performance that extend her exploration of fertility rituals from Southern Moravia. Nanohach also collaborated on Buskova’s new work Spring Equinox, which is shown as part of A Tradition I Do Not Mean To Break. - Book your ticket
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Sunday 16 August / 3pm
Curators’ tour with Maitreyi Maheshwari and Elizabeth Neilson
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All events are free, booking is strongly recommended, on 020 7 428 8940 or by emailing info@projectspace176.com
All talks and events at 176 are free, booking is recommended for performances
Please book in advance if you have specific access needs.
