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FOR K-PUNK: EVENTS AND NIGHTS IN CELEBRATION
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[Image one: Mark Leckey stood on stage at Goldsmiths Students Union behind DJ equipment and next to a macbook. He gazes out towards where you would imagine the crowd to be.
Image two: Goldsmiths Students Union full of people looking towards the stage which is out of shot to the left.
Image three: Eliete Majorado of the band Tetine singing into a microphone with one leg hooked over her synthesiser, her band mate Bruno Verner is singing in the shadows to the left.
Image four: a blurry photo of taken from the back of the crowd, looking towards the stage where Tetine are playing.
Image five: a blurry photo of Eliete from Tetine silhouetted in front of a bright white projection screen with streaks of light running across the entire image.
Image six: chooc ly tan djing on stage at goldsmiths students union, two bright greenish lights emanate from the CDJs.
Image seven: a blurry photo with a red hue taken from the back of the crowd, looking towards the stage where rkss has amped up the bpm for a wildly dancing crowd.
Image eight: a blue hued photo of Jennifer Walton djing on stage at goldsmiths students union, some people are dancing just in front of the stage as the purple spotlight beams over them.
Image nine: a red hued photo of Jennifer Walton on stage taken from behind the crowd, she is flanked by two black speakers. People are dancing in the foreground.]
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[Image description: Dhanveer Singh Brar and Simon Reynolds sat at the front of the lecture theatre during the 2020 Mark Fisher Memorial Lecture. Simon is holding a microphone and gesturing as he speaks. Behind them on the projection screen is the poster for the afterparty, which lists the acts for the night’s event: Tetine, Mark Leckey, Chooc Ly, Jennifer Walton and rkss. Each name is alternately highlighted with purple and blue. Below this it reads “Goldsmiths SU, 10pm to 3am, free”. At the top of the poster, repeating white text that says “for k-punk” is distorted as if it is being seen through water droplets, and is made hazy like an old video tape.]
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(Poster: Natasha Eves)
Facebook event | Resident Advisor | Goldsmiths SU
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Simon Reynolds - Bridging the Chasm: the Promise of Music
Friday 17th January, 6pm
Ian Gulland Lecture Theatre, Goldsmiths, University of London
In this third annual Mark Fisher memorial lecture, Simon Reynolds looks at the centrality of music – specifically popular music - in the K-punk vision. Talking about the formative postpunk era that lastingly shaped his outlook and his expectations for pop, Fisher once declared: “Music wasn’t only about music.” Through the prism of Fisher’s thinking as it evolved over two decades, Reynolds explores changing ideas about the relationship between pop and politics: the power that music has held out for successive generations, and the challenge of activating music’s promise in the world beyond.
The event is free. No booking is required. All are welcome!
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(Poster by Natasha Eves)
Facebook event | Resident Advisor
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Fill in the Gaps With Tarmac by Archie Smith.
Looped video, Live audio mix, performance.
In collaboration with Olivier Julien.
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