Showing posts with label Leslie Kulesh. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Leslie Kulesh. Show all posts

Sunday, September 23, 2012

What to do in London before Frieze starts


Bjarne Melgaard @ ICA Sept 25 - Nov 18

Rashid Johnson @ South London Gallery Sept 28 - Nov 25

Yuri Pattison @ Project Number PV September 28 6-9pm, runs to Oct 14

Leslie Kulesh @ French Riviera private view October 2, Oct 5 - Nov 11



Thursday, December 01, 2011

Musical Mornings After

Les Televisions opening at French Riviera rocked last night... Highlights from the brilliantly installed wall of screens included Jon Nash's brilliant Casablanca drift, Sebastian Brucker's acid flash animation, Hannah Perry's trio of cut and paste mini films, Leslie Kulesh's disturbing bump and grind avatar - basically the whole thing was good and brilliantly presented. I ended up playing way too long at the Marquis of Cornwallis across the road afterwards (as Yuri Pattison's snap above proves...). God knows what the super white regulars thought of my set of dancehall, r'n'b and old soul...

As I'm obviously too exhausted to think about art I'm just going to post three songs I played at the pub that I really liked each dedicated to some of my friends there. Or you could listen to my latest London Fields Radio show on mixcloud here

For Emily LaBarge:

For Stephen Dunne:

For Leslie Kulesh:

Monday, August 16, 2010

This Week

Its the last week to catch the Converse/Dazed emerging Artist Award at Stephen Friedman Gallery.

Artist Leslie Kulesh and Emily LaBarge DJing at the George and the Dragon on Tuesday.


Le Gun are taking part in The Surreal House exhibition at the Barbican this thursday 7 til 10 pm. They are doing a big drawing of something architectural, showing a John Guttmann’s rarely-seen film on the Palais Idéal, artist Volker Eichelmann ’s film Follies and Grottoes (2005), and cult US artist Jeremy Blake’s psychedelic pseudo-documentary on the incredible Winchester Mystery House.