FREE ENTRY

Doors 18.00.
Performance 19.00 – 20.30.

Anne-F Jaques & Ryoko Akama (Junk and Electronics).
Karl D’Silva (Saxaphone and Electronics).
Luke Foulds (Drums and Electronics).

Bring your own food and drink :).

Anne-F Jacques is a sound artist based in Montreal, Canada, interested in amplification, erratic sound reproduction devices & construction of various contraptions and idiosyncratic systems. Her particular focus is on low technology, trivial objects and unpolished sounds. 

Ryoko Akama: Korean-Japanese, working with installation, performance and composition, residing in Huddersfield. Her work sculpts everyday tools and scrap wastes with invisible energy such as magnetism or gravity into kinetic contraptions to achieve both aural and visual occurrences, embodying ‘almost nothing’ aesthetics. She is an artistic director for ame c.i.c. and co-runs the independent publisher mumei publishing and melange edition.

Born in Rotherham in the late 1980’s, Karl D’Silva is a multi-instrumentalist who is as comfortable producing and singing a pop song as he is pushing the endurance limits of his respiratory system when playing the alto saxophone. Has performed with Thurston Moore, Damo Suzuki, Okkyung Lee, Ex-Easter Island Head, Rhys Chatham and Stephen Mallinder of Cabaret Voltaire to name a few.

Luke Foulds is an Interdisciplinary artist based in Huddersfield. Predominantly a landscape painter and portrait artist he enjoys playing the Drums and earned a degree as an Animator. With a professional background as an Audio Visual Technician he has technical knowledge and is constantly looking for new ways to expand and grow as an artist. A lover of philosophy and interested in the pitfalls of the human condition, he is in the process of developing an art experience, which will exhibit the combination and celebration of his various interests.