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Sat 18th May Dalston Ballet Vout o Reenees Aldgate London 8pm
May 13, 2019Vout -O-Reenees is a wonderful member’s club, in the tradition and style of an old fashioned Soho drinking den. Hosted by founder Sophie Parkin, Dalston Ballet has been employed as its resident performance art company.
To celebrate 5 year anniversary they are throwing a party for the members only at which Dalston Ballet will be performing. http://vout-o-reenees.com/events/vout-o-reenees-is-5-years-old-members-invite-only/
If you cant make that then: Sataurday 25th of May, Dalston Ballet will be performing at Rio Cinema as part of ‘At home with the Ludskis.’ Tickets and more info >
https://riocinema.org.uk/RioCinema.dll/WhatsOn?Year=2019&Month=5&Day=25
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Sat 25th May/ Art, music, film, performance/ Rio Cinema, Hackney/ At home with the Ludskis returns…
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Halloween Tarot – dalston ballet 2017 #liveart #performance #film #art4reel
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Art Opp. Desperatlee ckin po!ets. Do u no n e 1?
April 28, 2019for new anthology of spoken word …
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Dalston Ballet at Vout-O-Reenees
April 16, 2019Our latest in the Tarot Series: Thanks to Winnie the Pouf, Rckay Rax, Belle, Matthew, Geraldine, Jasmin, Gar O’Dwyer and Richard T.
Pimlico Tarot… A Cabinet of all the talents: artists, performers dancers, musicians, writers… Come join us in the masquerade > http://www.houseofodwyer.com
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The Leaning Tower of Hackney Wick 1985
April 16, 2019
Trying to locate the footprint of this tower block that refused to be demolished.
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170,000 years of art. In the beginning…
January 14, 2019170,000 years ago:
humans are wearing clothing by this date.
135,000 (?) – 82,000 years ago:
small perforated seashell beads from Taforalt in Morocco are the earliest evidence of personal adornment found anywhere in the world.
70,000 years ago:
earliest example of abstract art or symbolic art from Blombos Cave, South Africa—stones engraved with grid or cross-hatch patterns.
43,000 years ago:
Oldest-known musical instruments in the world, flutes, made from bird bone and mammoth ivory, found in a cave in southern Germany
40,000 years ago:
oldest known figurative art the zoomorphic Löwenmensch figurine. The Lion-man
35,000 years ago:
oldest known figurative art of a human figure as opposed to a zoomorphic figure (Venus of Hohle Fels).
30,000 years ago:
rock paintings tradition begins in Bhimbetka rock shelters in India, which presently as a collection is the densest known concentration of rock art. In an area about 10 km2, there are about 800 rock shelters of which 500 contain paintings. They also depict earlist evidence of dance.
28,000–24,000 years ago:
oldest known pottery—used to make figurines rather than cooking or storage vessels (Venus of Dolní Věstonice).
11,000 years ago:
Earliest date recorded for construction of temenoi ceremonial structures at Göbekli Tepe in southern Turkey, as possibly the oldest surviving proto-religious site on Earth.
8,000–5,000 years ago:
development of proto-writing in China, Southeast Europe (Vinca symbols) and West Asia. The earliest form of writing on our planet, called proto-cuneiform, was invented in Mesopotamia during the Late Uruk period, about 5200 [?] Proto-cuneiform consisted of pictographs–simple drawings of the subjects of the documents–and early symbols representing those ideas, drawn or pressed into puffy clay tablets, which were then fired in a hearth or baked in the sun.
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Blazing Star: Life n Times of John Wilmot, Earl of Rochester
January 14, 2019
A thrilling portrait of the wild freedoms enjoyed at the court of Charles II, focusing on the most notorious man of the age, the scandalous Earl of Rochester. Blazing Star is a compelling portrait of a remarkable and complex man, and of a cultural golden age that often spilled over into depravity.
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best of british horror doc
January 14, 2019Magic, murder and monsters: The story of horror and fantasy. With comments from John Landis, Jenny Agutter, Simon Pegg, Peter Cushing, Barbara Shelley, Ken Russell, Kim Newman, Ingrid Pitt & others.
