Foreshore Weekend: September

A GUIDE TO TIMES AND LOCATIONS FOR ‘OVER TIME’ WEEKEND

(scroll down for exhibition details)

Charlie Fox OverTime/Under Tide

Saturday 13th September

Performance, sound and film on the Thames foreshore around Enderby’s Wharf

See map below for guide to locations

DAY:

11.00am: Charlie Fox: OverTime/UnderTide, performance
(duration 5 hours – to 4pm)

11.00am Ian Thompson: Litus Expromo External, sound work
(duration 5 hours – to 4pm)

11.00am: Victoria Gray: Anti-Clockwise Circles with the Left Hand,
sound performance (duration 2 hours – to 1pm)

11.30am: Rachel Gomme: Flotsam, performance
(duration 1.5 hours – to 1.00pm)

12noon: Jo David: Sightings, performance (duration 3 hours – to 3pm)

12.30pm: Katharine Fry: Pulling time out of the water, performance drawing
(duration 2 hours – to 2.30pm) and from 7pm: Pulling time out of the water, performance drawing continues
EVENING:

7.45pm: Gathering at Cutty Sark Pub to walk along to pier

8.00pm: The International Western: Calling All
Performance with Morse code (duration 45mins)

9.00pm: Ian Thompson and singers: Fundamental 94, vocal performance under Enderby’s Wharf

9.15pm: Birgitta Hosea: Time Channel, film projection

Sunday 14th September

DAY:

11.00am: Charlie Fox: OverTime/UnderTide, performance
(duration 5 hours – to 4pm)

11.00am Ian Thompson: Litus Expromo External, sound work
(duration 5 hours – to 4pm)

11.00am: Victoria Gray: Anti-Clockwise Circles with the Left Hand,
sound recording (duration 5 hours – to 4pm)

11.30am: Rachel Gomme: Flotsam, performance
(duration 2 hours – to 1.30pm)

1.30noon: Sarah Sparkes: worromot tuoba gnikgniht pots t’nod, participatory performance (4.5hours to 4pm)

2.00pm: Katharine Fry: Tide Walk, participatory performance
(duration 2 hours – to 4pm)

‘Over Time’ continues with an exhibition at the Stephen Lawrence Gallery, 19th Sept. – 16th Oct. and at the National Maritime Museum/Queen’s House on 26th Oct.