Should I go see Lolina? But's it's in that there London

https://www.cafeoto.co.uk/events/lolina-johanna-ulfsak-inquiry-investigation/

Is it free? Is it easy to get to?

Oh, hang on, they've updated the gumpf,

Quote :

— I mean the way he has “de nier, ce qui est, et d'expliquer, ce qui n'est pas.”[1]

Inquiry & Investigation is a performance by Lolina and Johanna Ulfsak at Artists Space and Cafe Oto. It is a detective drama set in present day New York and London. Disguised as an art and design student from Central Saint Martins, a private detective arrives at the nearby St. Pancras railway station, a landmark of the Industrial Revolution. She next visits Jefferson Market Library, where her inquiry is turned towards the legacy of the printed press. Finally, she contemplates the digital world in front of Rudolph de Harak’s illuminated clock on the façade of 200 Water Street apartment block.

Inquiry & Investigation is filmed in daylight in predominantly Gothic Revival settings. Sharing the time of its origin with early detective novels, the architecture is suggestive of an atmosphere of suspended resolution, and provides a mise en scène for the protagonist’s fears of misplacing the truth. Yet the city offers few answers; its windows are screens that merely reflect the detective’s thought process back at her.

The film will be projected onto the front windows of Artists Space and Cafe Oto, which have been covered with Privacy Control frosted window film for that purpose. The performance will also consist of an improvised musical accompaniment and additional videos selected live.

[1] Edgar Allan Poe quoting from Jean-Jacques Rousseau’s Julie, ou la nouvelle Héloïse (1761) in The Murders in the Rue Morgue (1841)

That's sounds like a right load of old pony.

The Call of the Wendigo wrote:

Is it free? Is it easy to get to?

4 hours drive :wheels:

It seems to involve French. That's never a good sign in a drama.

Mr. Wiggles wrote:

The Call of the Wendigo wrote:

Is it free? Is it easy to get to?

4 hours drive :wheels:

I would never travel for four hours to see something that might make my head hurt.

It quotes The Murders in the Rue Morgue. Does that mean it involves a homicidal orangutan? If it does, it might be worth watching.

I feel obliged to add .

If it's got a sound track of



It sounds well worth 400 mile 8 hour ish round trip!

I've just remembered I need to pick my mother up from the coach station on Sunday.

Also It would mean leaving little Ziggy all day, and I won't be able to put the cover on her when it gets dark.

I don't think I can do that.

Mr. Wiggles wrote:

Should I go see Lolina? But's it's in that there London

https://www.cafeoto.co.uk/events/lolina-johanna-ulfsak-inquiry-investigation/

I'm going to be seeing her in that there London next month. Just a standard live set for the album release

I can get my ma to tuck Ziggy up for the night.






Apparently it's between the old Kent Road and some place called 'The Den'.

Sound nice.

Another triumph for the search features on this place...


Anyway...

Should I go see Arctic Lake?

Guest wrote:

Should I go see Lolina? But's it's in that there London

https://www.cafeoto.co.uk/events/lolina-johanna-ulfsak-inquiry-investigation/

Wish I'd gone now,

https://outset.org.uk/supported-projects/alina-astrova-johanna-ulfsak-inquiry-and-investigation-2018/

Steviebaby wrote:

Another triumph for the search features on this place...


Anyway...

Should I go see Arctic Lake?

If it doesn't involve travelling too far.

I haz bought the tickets.

If it's cr*p, I'm blaming you.

Don't forget to say 'That was alright, laters' afterwards

'Be Seeing You'

Don't worry, my diary is filling up nicely

Should I go see Norbert Möslang on Friday?