Find out more about the event by visiting The Drawing Room website here: http://www.drawingroom.org.uk/corneliuscardew-symposium.htm

Play for Today – Cornelius Cardew: The Final Decade

Cornelius Cardew: Presentation of Beatrice Gibson’s “If The Route”

Cornelius Cardew: The Great Learning

Autumn 60

Scratch Orchestra

Forth System from February

Cornelius Cardew: Jamming Session

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Tilt Part 1 exhibition at Bash Studios

Filmed and edited by ccmedia

His work explores the way in which hypnosis alters behaviour and seems to expose what lies behind the façade of identity. The symbols and shapes that he paints during the performance are a visual counterpoint to this inner journey, and point to the strong relationship between the unconscious mind and creativity.

The filming was restricted to being at the back of the theatre with one camera on the night but we have great sound and the YouTube video now has captions, hope you enjoy!

21 – 22 Nov 2009
The final weekend of Calling Out Of Context focuses on the legacy of the British composer and activist Cornelius Cardew (1936-81), a figure who helped question artistic boundaries in the 1960s, but whose politics brought him back to more traditional and accessible forms of music-making in the 1970s.

This two-day symposium on Cardew, involving participants from the worlds of art and music, is co-organised with The Drawing Room , and coincides with an exhibition at their east London gallery. Through talks, performances and panel discussions, thesymposium aims to remake – rather than repeat – the legacy of Cardew, examining the questions and contradictions of his practice for their contemporary relevance.

Filmed by cc Media

Related Articles

• Cornelius Cardew: ‘Bun No 1′ at the Proms (and at Five against Four) (netnewmusic.net)
• Proms 2010: Cornelius Cardew interview – what does a bun sound like? (telegraph.co.uk)
• Cardew’s Treatise | Classical review (guardian.co.uk)

Chris McCabe

Geraldine Monk

cc media filmed the sold-out event xprmntl ptry, as part of the ICA’s Poor. Old. Tired. Horse. exhibition, a night of live experimentation from some of the UK’s most exciting poetry performers. Hosted by Chris McCabe with performances from Geraldine Monk, sound poet Peter Finch and legendary outsider Jeremy Reed as part of the ambient word-sound act The Ginger Light.

Peter Finch

www.peterfinch.co.uk

www.jeremyreed.co.uk

www.myspace.com/thegingerlight

Ian Hamilton Finlay, Sea Poppy 1, 1968

cc media are currently filming events to coincide with ICA’s new exhibition; Poor. Old. Tired. Horse. The first event was a lecture by Stephen Bann on the artist Ian Hamilton Finlay, Tuesday 23rd June.

We worked closely with the performers to document the performance over two days at Shunt.

Shunt performers

Sean Snyder, working materials from Index, 2008-9. Black and White digital print. Courtesy the artist and Galerie Chantal Crousel, Paris; Lisson Gallery, London; Galerie Neu, Berlin

Watch the ccmedia footage of Mark Sladen reading a presentation specially prepared by artist Sean Snyder here:  ICA Exhibitions clips and media.

This was an artist’s talk to accompany the ICA Exhibition Sean Snyder, Index (12 Feb – 19 Apr 2009). Sean Snyder was represented at this talk by Mark Sladen, Director of Exhibitions at the ICA, reading an artist statement written especially for the evening.