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• 29 October 2008 / Announcements / London
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at The Studio, Embankment Galleries, Somerset House
The Strand, LONDON WC2R 1LA

from within the current exhibition WOULDN'T IT BE NICE ...

Tickets are £5 each night (with a £1 bar)
available in advance from http://www.somersethouse.org.uk

Advance booking is recommended as seating is limited

Tel: 020 7845 4693

The programme is subject to change, but as of today:

WEDNESDAY 29 OCT
James Goggin (and others) will itemize ways of reading in London, 2008
Richard Hollis will listen to the image
Will Holder will speak of the poetics of concrete poetry and documenting the work of Falke Pisano
Mike Sperlinger will introduce Stefan Themerson & Language

THURSDAY 30 OCT
Jennifer Higgie and Johnny Vivash will read from (and around) Carnival Theory, a play-in-progress
Dan Fox will play an extended version of Refracted Light Through Armory Show
Agency will recount the copyright case of Papa Hemingway

FRIDAY 31 OCT
David Reinfurt will explain Naive Set Theory with an overhead projector
Malcolm McLaren (in absentia) will talk to Mark & Stephen Beasley (in absentia)
Stuart Bailey will describe the science, fiction of E.C. Large, and inaugurate the republishing of 2 novels

accompanied by mute works by Janice Kerbel, Walead Beshty, Alex Klein and Dexter Sinister

All evenings start at 7pm prompt