The final performance for Homegrown will be taking place at Vivid Projects on 9th September from 19:00 - 22:00.
It’s finally here! The grand finale! The Homegrown artists will be performing for the fourth and final time at Vivid Projects, Birmingham. It’s set to be a fantastic show. After four months of development their work has come a long way and is better than ever.
Come join us and experience an evening of extraordinary experimental performance.
Home For Waifs and Strays have launched an Artist Development Programme and they are looking for submissions.
An artist development project run by [Jerwood Charitable Trust](http://hfwas.co.uk/>Home For Waifs And Strays and supported by <a href=) and Arts Council England. The project is designed to develop and showcase some of the amazing talent that the West Midlands has to offer.
This is an exciting opportunity for artists/performers/creative practitioners from across the West Midlands to:
On 10th December I’ll be taking part in the HFWAS event Audio Porn
Join us at P Cafe on the 10th December for our last event of the year! Audio Porn is the theme for this night of spoken word and sound based performance. Be warned explicit imagery may be aroused in your minds eye.
£3 entry on the door.
I’ll have a short video and audio installation called Breathless. Plus there’ll be wine!
On 3rd November I’ll be leading the discussion at Coffee Cake Debate: Rags to Glitches from Home for Waifs and Strays.
Glitch art is enshrined within digital, internet and popular culture, with its distorted and colourful aesthetics being regularly featured in blogs, festivals, music videos, exhibitions and games.
With it now being more commonplace, what can be done to develop it as a concept and aesthetic, and take it past being merely an image of a broken JPG or compression artifacts/datamoshing? Can it jump off the screen into other art forms? How can one glitch their own practice?