(deviant) Artist's other projects: Jainie Nicoll exhibits in Glasgow

click on image to see bigger version and this link to see their blog: http://alexhetheringtontheconsequence.blogspot.com/

Dear (deviant) Art Festival moments in retrospective 6: Poetry day, Frog'n Friends.

Frog Morris is an poet and performance artist from England. In July 2006 Frog Morris hosted an evening of performance poetry in Trollhattan, Sweeden, for the (deviant) Art Festival. Frog Morris worked with Swedish poet Johan Lindblom in an attempt to translate lyrics and perform poetry in a mix of English and Swedish. Other performers and artists at the festival also attempted to write and perform poetry in mix of English and Swedish, including Charlotte Young and John Kline. Here are some video highlights...

(deviant) Artist's other projects: Fred Lindberg published in Creature Magazine.

Our very own deviant Fred is represented in Creature Magazine, issue 5# www.creaturemag.com/lostandfound/
"Creature-mag is an artist run creative space published every quarter... "we have no budget, we do it 'cuz we love it!" We strive to publish only the most innovative and interesting writing, artwork music and literature that comes to our attention."
www.creaturemag.com

Fred has also created the art-musical project called "The Peace", to listen to songs from the first album called "The Album" go to: www.myspace.com/fredthepeace


"Music is the new Art"

(deviant) Artist's other projects: Lee Maelzer at the Transition Gallery

Transition Gallery Unit 25a Regent Studios, 8 Andrews Road, London E8 4QN

www.transitiongallery.co.uk info@transitiongallery.co.uk 07941 208566 / 020 7254 4202

Arboreal

Tobi Deeson Debbie Lawson Lee Maelzer Jo Wilmot

5 May – 3 June 2007

Private View – Friday 4 May 6.30-9pm

First Thursday Late Night Preview - Thursday 3 May 6-9pm

Arboreal: to dwell in or frequent the woods.

Arboreal explores man’s interaction with the world and with one another, taking in consumerism, perceived social status, abuse, relationships and apocalyptic times. Humans are absent, their presence embossed through the use of structures, materials and the juxtaposition of the organic and synthetic.

Arboreal is not only concerned with the physicality and strength of the organic form but also how it can represent a deconstruction of the mind, a direct contrast when laid next to the formalities of the manmade world.

Lee Maelzer’s paintings explore contrasting representations of the apocalyptic sublime and the ordinary. They are filled with portent; describing with a certain amount of tenderness the fine line between everyday life and the end of the world.

Opening times: Fri – Sun 12-6pm