Thursday, 12 April 2012

Silkworms Craft And Workshop Fair





Silkworms Craft And Workshop Fair 

On Saturday the 21st of April in the centre space of Tooting Market
There will be an alluring assortment of extraordinary activities From Craft & Poetry workshops with live Fine Art Painting early afternoon and hauntingly mesmerising Performances in the evening.
Why not take a gander at the crafty things to do and take home or maybe just treat your ears, Hand printed clothes, handmade Jewellery, Zines, Traditional Nigerian Food and titillating melodies to set the mood.

From midday onwards two huge paintings will start to erupt from powerful painters Lukas Beachy and Hannah SingSong, come and watch them grow, or sit back, relax, get yourself a cup of hot milk and meet the characters of our story tellers imagination. Warning: some are more friendly than others.


The air will be humming with the smell of West African inspired soul food for the hearty and hungry. Come and fill your boots with soulful street treats!.


Check out The Neo-Futuristic Stall which will be: "Re-Finking the Now"
a stall not about selling a product but encouraging people to have a second look at their lives and see how they can re-use everyday materials to create something both beautiful and useful.

Or if that doesn't float your boat, Come and sit under the waves of Miss Tuuli Manninens’ Seascape installation and Origami fish workshop.

heads up ladies, Gilbert will be there, all day, selling his hand printed, intentionally simple, unpretentious and affordable T-shirts designed by crafty little art students.

Treasures from the jeweller Ms Valentine plus alterations and repairs. 

Zines from Sally, oh sally!

The bar will start officially selling alcohol at around five. Just in time to grab a drink and sink into a comfy seat to catch a sultry evening performance from the soul singer Ms Hannah Heartshape.
The digitally organic duo Adekca will be playing a set and so will the divine 'Blind Vessel' along with a few other audible delicacies.

Plus silkworms old chums The Patchwork Paper, a D.I.Y. arts publication formed by a collective of creative kittens from all four corners of the capital. Publishing poetry, short fictions, photography, articles and illustrations by talented folk of all abilities and backgrounds, funded only by their epic nights of mystery and miscellany, CRAFTY. The Patchwork Paper are excited to be bringing zines, face-painting, home made cakes, poetry workshops for kids and adults and their usual winning charm, to Silkworm at Tooting Market. 

Much More to be confirmed along the way so keep your eyes peeled and come wet your palette with the fruitfully sweet brain juices of this peculiar mix of entertaining expressions.   
the amazing poster was made by Illustrator and Artist Monique Jackson http://www.moniquejackson.co.uk/
all these artist are worth checking out,
If you want to find out more or make a suggestion for future events please contact us at Silkworm@thebrickbox.co.uk


Thursday, 23 February 2012

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Sunday, 25 September 2011

SNIFF

New Film

Scratch and Filmed, sourced from perfume commercials


Wednesday, 13 April 2011

Upcoming events




Brighton Degree Show
4th Jun 2011 - 9th Jun 2011
The Brighton Sculpture degree show is set to be an awe inspiring event of marvel and tearful admiration.
don't be put off by this hideous, tasteless logo just come and gorge your eyes on the art.


Saturday 12 noon – 8pm (History of Art and Design 12-5pm)
Sunday 12 noon – 6pm (History of Art and Design closed)
Monday to Wednesday 10am – 8pm (History of Art and Design 10am – 4pm)
Thursday 10am – 4pm
Free entry. Some exhibition times may vary.

http://arts.brighton.ac.uk/whats-on/student-shows2/graduate-shows/burt-brill-and-cardens-graduate-show-2011


A Funeral for Lost Species 
Megaloceros - Irish elk  
13-15 May 2011, 3:00 PM - 4:30 PM
Have you ever thought about how often an entire species is wiped out? As part of the Brighton Fringe Festival an informative per-formative and dazzling funeral for extinct species will be taking  place. if you have even the slightest bit of respect for the dead or even just a small interest in wildlife come along and have a gander.
Entrance Fee: £6.00, (£3.00 Concessions)
Venue: St Peter’s Church, Preston Park, Preston Drove, 
Fringe venue: 274

Promoter: Feral Theatre