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SUMMARY:10 years of Ugly Duck
DESCRIPTION:Celebrating 10 years of Ugly Duck! We can’t believe it’s already been a decade of Ugly Duck\, supporting emerging and underrepresented artists. Help us improve the next 10 years by taking our Impact and Future Survey. We so appreciate everyone who has walked through our doors and would love to hear your feedback. Also\, share your Ugly Duck best moments with the hashtag #10yearsofuglyduck \n10 minutes for 10 years LINK TO SURVEY
URL:https://uglyduck.org.uk/event/10years/
LOCATION:Ugly Duck\, 47/49 Tanner Street SE13PL\, LONDON\, London\, SE1 3PL\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Event,Upcoming
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SUMMARY:The Production of Post-Truth by Fetchish_net
DESCRIPTION:The Production of Post-Truth is an exhibition investigating how truth is presented and disseminated in the ‘Information Age’. Works engaging with technologies for information production and interpretation\, abstract robotics\, and digital myth-making will be exhibited.\n\nThe exhibition employs a disruptive chronology\, including a variety of works that; challenge the authority of analogue mass-media mechanisms\, analyse the impact of communication technologies\, reconsider the role of archival practices and construct speculative and dystopian realities. The broad range of artists\, some established\, others emerging\, working within differing\ncultural contexts provide a variety of viewpoints from which to explore ideas around ‘post-truth’.\n\n\nExhibiting artists:\n00 Zhang @aio0o0o0\nAnna Engelhardt @engelhardt_x\nAtay Ilgun @atayilgun_ecolagbohrsac2021\nB.X. @swarmlink_ai\nCeidra Moon Murphy @ceidra_\nDavid Varhegyi @david_varhegyi\nLidija Antanasijević @lidijaantanasijevic\nLina Deng @linatheebean\nMalu Laet @mmmmmmllll1\nMost Dismal Swamp (@most_dismal_swamp)\nNeema Nkontchou @nkneemz\nOliver Walton\nWinnie Soon https://siusoon.net/about\nZlata Mechetina @zzltm\n\nCurated by Sophia Charap and @fetchish_net\n\nOpening event  / 30th September 17:30-21:30 / £6\n18:30 → Performance by Malu Laet : Cyborg Sally and the Twins\nA cyber-alchemical ensemble:\nCyborg Sally and The Twins stand in a magic circle\,\nthey are about to start an alchemical work of sonic integration…\n20:00 → live curated DJ set : Santi Pro & Guest
URL:https://uglyduck.org.uk/event/fetchish/
LOCATION:Ugly Duck\, 47/49 Tanner Street SE13PL\, LONDON\, London\, SE1 3PL\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Event,Upcoming
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20221008T160000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20221008T190000
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SUMMARY:Vocal Workshop with Winter James from @femmedaemonium
DESCRIPTION:From FemmeDaemonium’s ritual practitioners\, this vocal project My Blood Is My Voice looks at how we release the sound blocked in our bodies. \nThe sound of the queer voice takes on many forms throughout our journey of actualisation. This workshop explores how the voice feels and builds on a practice of identifying where it needs release in the body. Through gentle floor work\, collective drone and the opportunity to let your voice off the leash completely- this guided session creates a collective practice of support to better meet ourselves with what our voice is capable of – not what society expects of it. You do not need to be a singer to attend- but there will be opportunities to sing. This event is trauma informed on gender identity and open to anyone who identifies with these principles. \nPlease note- these workshops have limited capacity to 25 per session on a first come\, first served basis. If you reserve a place and can no longer attend – please release your ticket for someone else to use. \nThere will be two sessions to accommodate varying access needs. All tickets are on a donation basis. \nOctober 8th with Winter \nDecember 10th With Porscha & Winter – wheelchair accessible. \nFor more information please email mybloodismyvoice@gmail.com
URL:https://uglyduck.org.uk/event/vocalworkshop/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20221014T110000
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SUMMARY:Otherness Archive: Masculine Desires
DESCRIPTION:A Trans Masc Moving Image Exhibit; a wide range of work focusing on the nuances of the trans masc\nexperience.\n																														 \nAccess: There will be a BSL interpreter for Friday and Saturday Events. The films will all be captioned in English. The space is wheelchair accessible and includes 1 disabled toilet. Seating includes plastic pop out chairs with back support. \n Tickets: We encourage everyone who can afford to to buy the higher priced tickets\, especially if you are not someone from the community that Otherness Archive holds space for. We appreciate your support with this. \n Content Warning: The Dark Room will feature 18+ work and is not suitable for children (be advised: sex\, nudity) \nOtherness Archive presents a selection of moving image work from both international and national filmmakers and artists who submitted to our open call as well as films found by our researchers. The intention of this archival project and exhibit is to create potential ideas and thoughts on what a trans masc archive could look like. Additionally\, to document the process of constructing an archive\, rebuilding an archive\, assembling an archive and how it can act as a no cost living resource for our community. \n“To describe such collections as archives can be controversial; to describe oneself as an archivist without the proper accreditation is hubristic. And yet I believe in the power of the unofficial archive as a place of experimentation\, exploration\, and joy. An unofficial archive creates a playground for research and representation that lives outside the bounds of traditional cataloging and binary systems. It empowers those who collect\, those who donate. It allows limits to be pushed in a way that perhaps the Arts Council England or National Lottery wouldn’t fund; allows freedom from those in power\, who have a stake in prolonging the heteronormative binaries system that we currently live within and around. It is a lawless land\, it is ours for the taking.” – Izzy Kroses (Trans Masc Studies) \nThrough our recent Arts Council grant\, we will be launching a sustainable digital publicly accessible archive focused on core categories. The first of these categories is dedicated to the trans masc experience\, to be launched in November 2022. \nCurated by Sweatmother \nResearchers: Romeo Roxman Gatt\, Yaz Metcalfe\, Sweatmother \n			REGISTER FOR Saturday 15/10\n			REGISTER FOR Sunday 16/10
URL:https://uglyduck.org.uk/event/otherness-archive-masculine-desires-day-1/
LOCATION:Ugly Duck\, 47/49 Tanner Street SE13PL\, LONDON\, London\, SE1 3PL\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Event,Upcoming
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SUMMARY:Otherness Archive: Masculine Desires
DESCRIPTION:A Trans Masc Moving Image Exhibit; a wide range of work focusing on the nuances of the trans masc\nexperience.\n																														 \nAccess: There will be a BSL interpreter for Friday and Saturday Events. The films will all be captioned in English. The space is wheelchair accessible and includes 1 disabled toilet. Seating includes plastic pop out chairs with back support. \n Tickets: We encourage everyone who can afford to to buy the higher priced tickets\, especially if you are not someone from the community that Otherness Archive holds space for. We appreciate your support with this. \n Content Warning: The Dark Room will feature 18+ work and is not suitable for children (be advised: sex\, nudity) \nOtherness Archive presents a selection of moving image work from both international and national filmmakers and artists who submitted to our open call as well as films found by our researchers. The intention of this archival project and exhibit is to create potential ideas and thoughts on what a trans masc archive could look like. Additionally\, to document the process of constructing an archive\, rebuilding an archive\, assembling an archive and how it can act as a no cost living resource for our community. \n“To describe such collections as archives can be controversial; to describe oneself as an archivist without the proper accreditation is hubristic. And yet I believe in the power of the unofficial archive as a place of experimentation\, exploration\, and joy. An unofficial archive creates a playground for research and representation that lives outside the bounds of traditional cataloging and binary systems. It empowers those who collect\, those who donate. It allows limits to be pushed in a way that perhaps the Arts Council England or National Lottery wouldn’t fund; allows freedom from those in power\, who have a stake in prolonging the heteronormative binaries system that we currently live within and around. It is a lawless land\, it is ours for the taking.” – Izzy Kroses (Trans Masc Studies) \nThrough our recent Arts Council grant\, we will be launching a sustainable digital publicly accessible archive focused on core categories. The first of these categories is dedicated to the trans masc experience\, to be launched in November 2022. \nCurated by Sweatmother \nResearchers: Romeo Roxman Gatt\, Yaz Metcalfe\, Sweatmother \n			REGISTER FOR Friday 14/10\n			REGISTER FOR Sunday 16/10
URL:https://uglyduck.org.uk/event/otherness-archive-masculine-desires-day-2/
LOCATION:Ugly Duck\, 47/49 Tanner Street SE13PL\, LONDON\, London\, SE1 3PL\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Event,Upcoming
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SUMMARY:Otherness Archive: Masculine Desires
DESCRIPTION:A Trans Masc Moving Image Exhibit; a wide range of work focusing on the nuances of the trans masc\nexperience.\n																														 \nAccess: There will be a BSL interpreter for Friday and Saturday Events. The films will all be captioned in English. The space is wheelchair accessible and includes 1 disabled toilet. Seating includes plastic pop out chairs with back support. \n Tickets: We encourage everyone who can afford to to buy the higher priced tickets\, especially if you are not someone from the community that Otherness Archive holds space for. We appreciate your support with this. \n Content Warning: The Dark Room will feature 18+ work and is not suitable for children (be advised: sex\, nudity) \nOtherness Archive presents a selection of moving image work from both international and national filmmakers and artists who submitted to our open call as well as films found by our researchers. The intention of this archival project and exhibit is to create potential ideas and thoughts on what a trans masc archive could look like. Additionally\, to document the process of constructing an archive\, rebuilding an archive\, assembling an archive and how it can act as a no cost living resource for our community. \n“To describe such collections as archives can be controversial; to describe oneself as an archivist without the proper accreditation is hubristic. And yet I believe in the power of the unofficial archive as a place of experimentation\, exploration\, and joy. An unofficial archive creates a playground for research and representation that lives outside the bounds of traditional cataloging and binary systems. It empowers those who collect\, those who donate. It allows limits to be pushed in a way that perhaps the Arts Council England or National Lottery wouldn’t fund; allows freedom from those in power\, who have a stake in prolonging the heteronormative binaries system that we currently live within and around. It is a lawless land\, it is ours for the taking.” – Izzy Kroses (Trans Masc Studies) \nThrough our recent Arts Council grant\, we will be launching a sustainable digital publicly accessible archive focused on core categories. The first of these categories is dedicated to the trans masc experience\, to be launched in November 2022. \nCurated by Sweatmother \nResearchers: Romeo Roxman Gatt\, Yaz Metcalfe\, Sweatmother \n			REGISTER FOR Friday 14/10\n			REGISTER FOR Saturday 15/10
URL:https://uglyduck.org.uk/event/otherness-archive-masculine-desires-day-3/
LOCATION:Ugly Duck\, 47/49 Tanner Street SE13PL\, LONDON\, London\, SE1 3PL\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Event,Upcoming
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SUMMARY:@Disturbance: Neuroqueer Dance Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Get involved in the @Disturbance program for a dance workshop aimed at neurodivergent queer people. \nFacilitated by movement artist\, researcher and facilitator Susanna Dye (they/them\, she/her) who works between the fields of theatre\, dance and film\, exploring how movement and the body are encountered both live\, and digitally. \nBeing dyspraxic and dyslexic\, Susanna is developing a practice that is built on movement as a field for individuality and play\, making work through exploring the creative potential of neurodivergence and difference. \n  \nIn this two hour session\, we will open up space to share experiences of neurodiversity\, and think about dance in relationship to stimming. We will explore the parallels between ‘regulated movement’ and ‘unregulated movement’ as a way to reclaim bodily autonomy and empower neurodivergent experiences. \nIn this workshop\, participants will:\n● Embody experiences of neurodivergence through movement\, play\, and\nstorytelling\n● Explore the relationship between dance and stimming\n● Connect with peers and build community\n● Leave the session with new skills to continue their journey afterwards \nThis session is designed for people who identify as both neurodivergent and queer. We understand neurodivergence is a wide spectrum\, and we welcome potential participants to share with us any accessibility\nconsiderations. \nthe workshop price is 10£ for 2 hours but if you can’t afford it and want to participate please get in touch. \nTo register your interest\, please email general@uglyduck.org.uk with the title ‘Dance Workshop’ by 21st October 2022 \nBio: \n\nSusanna (they/them\, she/her) works between the fields of theatre\, dance and film\, exploring how movement and the body are encountered both live\, and digitally. \nBeing dyspraxic and dyslexic\, Susanna has overcome the access barriers they experience to choreographic practice by making work that explores the creative potential of sensory\, non-verbal and emergent ways of being. \nSince completing a Master of Fine Arts (MFA) in MOVEMENT: DIRECTING AND TEACHING at the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama\, they have developed their professional experience as a facilitator with organisations such as Candoco Dance Company\, Bush Theatre\, Access all Areas and Turtle Key Arts. \nCurious about developing an approach to dance that is guided by the senses\, Susanna is exploring habitual movement patterns and how the body self regulates through movement. This research has been awarded funding by Arts Council England\, and is supported through residencies at The Place\, Wellcome Collection and Siobhan Davies Studios.
URL:https://uglyduck.org.uk/event/disturbancewkp/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20221026T190000
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SUMMARY:Saltwater by Matisse Ciel - Residency & Sharing
DESCRIPTION:Saltwater is an eternal work in progress –  a whirling\, reversed and broken little mermaid tale : the journey of wanting to leave the earth for the ocean. \nSaltwater is a haven\, a refuge from earthly matters. a place that can hold grief\, where we are allowed to explore the aliveness of death and everything that hurts too much for humans. \nWater is the primal memory holder\, it never forgets. underwater\, the deities and the monsters breathe. \nMerpersons are hybrid creatures that humans are scared of listening to\, as they will lead them to drown in saltwater. in this solo\, a merperson invites the audience into their liminal space to witness their relationship with saltwater; water which carries the voices which are always just under the surface. \nsaltwater is an act of rebirth\, another chance. the merperson offers the audience a moment to hold space for the unbearable\, so that maybe\, by the end\, everyone feels closer to life. \nTn earthly terms\, it is a solo that combines dance-theatre with poetry\, cabaret and ritual practices weaved in with an oceanic live score designed and performed by Yuki Marin Nakayama. (@shinjuku.boy) \n\n\n\nBio \nMatisse Ciel conjures oceanic poems and deities on small stages. They are living in between words\, in between genders and in between the earth and the sea. Matisse believes that every artist is a ceremony holder and every piece of art is a ritual. They are convinced that our tears are saltwater as a remnant from our underwater origins and are on a quest to help us remember. \nOn earth\, Matisse is a white\, trans and genderfluid\, neurodivergent and disabled\, multi-disciplinary performer. They just received a DYCP grant to develop work around their concept of ‘saltwater’. The research is focused on creating pieces that serve as memoirs for living trans people\, producing content based on real life material. It explores what happens when the silenced stories in our bodies and histories are retrieved\, owned and told. \nCollaborating with a network of trans artists across disciplines\, they are creating a hybrid method for working with gender non conforming performers that aims to challenge the extractive nature of devising and centre healing and creative processes. All this to prepare the making of a large-scale version of saltwater with a chorus of trans artists\, waving and crashing their stories together.
URL:https://uglyduck.org.uk/event/saltwater-by-matisse-ciel-residency-sharing/
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SUMMARY:¿Cryptowhat?
DESCRIPTION:As part of our @Disturbance satellite program we propose a one-day workshop on Eco-NFT and virtual gallery display led by Blanca Regina and Pierre Bouvier Patron. \nWorkshop \nA workshop for beginners. We will guide you into the blockchain art world and using Eco-NFTS.\nBring your mobile phone and/or laptop.\nIf you’re an artist\, bring a few pieces in digital format (jpg\, gif\, mp4\, mov under 5MB). \nDuration: 3 hours \nContent & activities  \nWhat is blockchain\, and what are artists doing there? Why use Eco- NFTs and why Near?\nWhy are people buying digital art on the blockchain\nCreate your Near Wallet and security practices\nMintbase interface\, web3 login and profile creation\nHow to create a store\, general settings\nMinters and minting interface\, fields overview\nRoyalties and splits\nCrypto art – Types of files: still\, animated\, video\, audio\, 3D\, PDF\nEditions\, choosing how many to mint\nGive away NFTs and removing them >>\, transfer and burning\nListing for sale\, how to choose a price\nBuying NFTs\nExhibit your art in a blockchain-enabled virtual 3D gallery powered by Mintbase.io\nPromotion tools\, Twitter\, Telegram groups\, Discord servers \nThis is a hands-on session with group and individual feedback. \nThe goal is to have each participant create a wallet\, set up their Mintbase profile\, and mint and list at least one NFT. \nExhibition  \nThe exhibition uses AR (augmented reality) to show digital blockchain artworks from a VR. \nSpace is superimposed on a physical space. Supported by Mintbase.io \n\non display are the blockchain art pieces created in the workshop\, plus invited artists\nthe physical exhibition space is recreated in a blockchain-enabled virtual 3D gallery\nusing a mobile phone or a tablet\, visitors can scan QR codes on the walls and access\n\nThe artworks \n\na tour of the virtual space recorded as a movie is also shown on a video screen\nthe artworks will be available for sale\n\nBios  \nBlanca Regina is an artist\, tutor and curator based in London who is currently involved in creating audio-visual performances\, sound works\, multimedia installations\, photography and book arts. She has been leading audio-visual performance art and projection mapping workshops plus curated events internationally. ‘Expanded and Ephemera Audiovisual’ was her first solo exhibition presented in México\, 2015. She has performed and created a number of films including artists\, David Toop\, Leafcutter John\, Steve Beresford\, Sharon Gal\, Mandhira de Saram\, Adriana Camacho and Matthias Kispert. Her work has been supported by Arts Council England\, Sound & Music\, BMC\, Amexcid\, Photo-España and Garage Cube. Last projects include the research with the Immersive Pipeline Project at Goldsmith University London and the artist residency at Solar\, Tenerife\, Canary Islands\, Spain. HTTP://WWW.BLANCAREGINA.COM \nPierre Bouvier Patron is a visual artist based in London. He is currently working with different media\, such as digital video and film\, exploring the boundaries between them and creating moving image works\, performances and installations. He has developed many practices and skills in various areas such as experimental film\, documentary films\, music videos\, etc. He has been involved in video screenings and video performances\, in solo or in collaboration with musicians such as Syd Kemp\, Neil’s Children\, artist Blanca Regina\, and many others. His work has been shown in France\, Spain\, the United Kingdom\, Germany\, etc. His latest works include Unpredictable: Conversations with Improvisers\, a series of 12 videos about improvisers in the UK. It also includes extensive participation with collectives such as Unpredictable Series\, Strange Umbrellas\, and a number of festivals including Sonic Waterloo\, Art of Improvisers\, Alterations Festivals among 
URL:https://uglyduck.org.uk/event/cryptowhat/
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