Some parts are easier to understand than others. There’s bits of it we’ll never know for certain just what they mean. It’s that we don’t have the picture any more, not the light but the sound — and The Listeners, listening.
Join Arcadia Missa for the launch of Fail Worse, an autofiction by Habib William Kherbek, with readings by Bertie Brandes, Keiran Goddard, Juliet Jacques, Samra Mayanja, Rosanna Mclaughlin & Kandace Siobhan Walker.
Miskatonic returns with Sinophagia, an Exploration of Chinese Horror. Presented by Xueting C. Ni
Ghosts of the medieval street plan, ancient rights of way and underground rivers under the city streets
Performances by Adam Gallagher, Go Sing, Mataio Austin Dean, Euan Francis Gubbins, and East Anglia Records. Happening to mark the final night of Joe Davies and Grace Black’s installation The Listeners.
Miskatonic, Mo Mashaty and From Inside The House: Women's Trauma in Horror Cinema
Screening and london premiere of I'm Afraid That's All We've Got Time For (2023), a film by Lara Baksu
vivira | swan deep | matthew muli | spirit blue
Imaging and Imagining UFOs, presented by David Clarke & Andrew Robinson, Centre for Contemporary Legend
An Ex-Werewolf, haunted by blood dreams and a grizzly past, hustles a mind altering elixir to make ends meet.
Exploring the Liminal Nightclub in Genre Film with Miskatonic and Daniel Pietersen
Art is Broken. A discussion on the state of art today. A meeting of the minds: Hosted by Untitled Experiment. A lightly moderated conversation centred on the state of Art in a modern world. Attendees are integral to what path the afternoon may take.
CANCELLED! Join Deviant artist and lecturer Juliet Sugg for a talk as she discusses her work on Deviant: Women, Sex & the Monstrous Erotic, and the evolving relationship between women,sex and horror films.
Join the creators of Deviant: Women, Sex & the Monstrous Erotic for an insight into this thought-provoking exhibition.
A dialogue between: the art of Juliet Sugg and the poetry of Tracy Heather Johnson. DEVIANT is for anyone who celebrates desire in its many and varied.
For the final evening of revelry, celebrating the bed’s time at the Horse Hospital, sound artist Melinda Bronstein will be performing live, invoking the spirits of the flat on Arthur Road where Bill Bones was born.
An evening of unspooled reels and misremembering featuring: in flickering images Burning Pool, in conversation visual artist and illustrator Gemma O’Brien and in listening mode Stonecirclesampler and Travis Elborough
Billie M Vigne will be joined by English Heretics Jemma Cullen and Andy Sharp in hosting an afternoon of discussion and readings of Russell Hoban's cult novel Riddley Walker.
Join Billie and ‘broken folk’ duo Lunatraktors for a riotous evening of ritual music and votive making. This durational sound performance has been commissioned especially for The Bed of Bill Bones and will constitute the first date of Lunatraktors’ UK tour.
The Bed of Bill Bones is an installation of sculpture, textiles, painting, sound, collaborative performance and metalworks by Billie M Vigne. Shipwrecked at The Horse Hospital, the artist’s bed finds itself at the centre of a strange world, enshrined amongst works that try to recall visions of a mystical and slippery alter ego.
Mini festival of musicians performing solo. All proceeds going to Workers For A Free Palestine
Live sets from Mosquito Farm, Meat Strap, and Kiran Leonard / Josh Barfoot (duo). Followed by DJ sets from Jennifer Walton & Dan Evans, Grace Black, Roadkill Ikebana, and Yockenthwaite
We're delighted that Kate Mahony will be running her screaming workshop for us at the Horse Hospital during the Life Vessels exhibition on Sat 10th Aug between 12pm and 2pm
An exhibition of new work from ceramicists Aiden Canaday and Rose de Borman. The show will feature protest pots and objects of defiance from the two artists in the form of ceramics, textiles and drawings.
Matvi Kosho and Kafefetoto present Whole Again: ‘a photography show, homing in on our experience as people. Exploring the self and the other.’
Live improvisation from Matthew Byars of DC-based band The Caribbean and NPR-distributed podcast Essential Tremors, with Alex McKenzie and Mike O’Malley of caroline, plus support from Camera Picture
Jasper Maurice ( jaso ) | Asha Lorenz ( Sorry) | aloisius | tutu ta
+ shauwdii ( dj )
Join us for a listening session with The Lone Composer, who will be introducing his latest composition cycle Drawing Water Mandala, followed by a Q&A.
An exhibition of compositions and graphic works by composer, artist. and writer James Hesford
Mark Ferelli, famed Magic Lantern performer, presents a new performance of ethereal projections and sound entitled Vulnavia’s Last Dance
Join Montez Press for the UK launch of The Ginny Suite, the debut novel by Stacy Skolnik. An evening of celebration from 6.30pm til late at iconic venue The Horse Hospital, featuring readings and performances from Stacy Skolnik, artist John Russell, and writers Ella Frears and Sheena Patel.
Phil Strongman gives a reading from his book Acme Boy, followed by a Q&A between Phil and Roger K. Burton
Join us for a rare screening of British Rock Ready for the Eighties: Punk and its Aftershocks + Q&A with director Wolfgang Büld and the authors Daniel Rachel, Cathi Unsworth, and Richard Weight
Lilford Hall (Penny Slinger and Peter Whitehead, 1969) & a live score by The Begotten
Exploring some of the city's best loved - or most loathed - buildings
A photographic exhibition of images from the production of Robert Fuest’s 1971 horror comedy film The Abominable Dr. Phibes. Curated by Mark Ferelli, the exhibition will also be accompanied by new performance works by Ferelli made in response to the evanescent archive of these fragments of cinema history…
To celebrate the opening of Mark Ferelli’s exhibition, PHASIONABLE! Vulnavia: Our Lady of Phibes, join us for a special event featuring one of Ferelli’s famed Magic Lantern Shows, a new work entitled Vulnavia’s Last Dance
An art exhibition curated by seven current undergraduate Media students at The Slade School of Fine Art.
Three international players on the new/experimental music scene (Neil Luck, Angela Wai Nok Hui,Primož Sukič) present solo and group performances for instruments, objects, voices, recordings,guitars, and other ephemera.
A gathering to tell and listen to sonorous and sonic stories and play and hear stories sonic and sonorous.
