Monthly Archives: February 2013

  For the fourth DRON Festival Sunday session, Cambridge based writer and musician David Grundy presents an informal talk and discussion on ‘The Knowledge in Motion of Beings’: Collective Improvisation as Embodiment’. David edits and writes for Eartrip magazine and runs … Continue reading →

For the DRON Festival, the Jerico Orchestra will collaborate with digital artist Andor Merks and his Composition Robotics. Using projected images as an interactive graphic score this first time meeting promises a trip into uncharted areas, as visuals by Pete … Continue reading →

An informal talk and discussion session in the Gallery Cafe hosted by artists involved in the Dron project, with solo cello improvisations by Grahame Painting. Join us to talk about any and every aspect of experimental music and art. With … Continue reading →

The second DRON Festival performance session features Mark Anthony Whiteford and the anarchic Bristol Improvisers’ ZARIBA occupying Hundred Years Gallery for a continulous six hour process of music, dance and live art. Personnel on this occassion are Johanna Fellner – … Continue reading →

Gabriel Keen performs early 20th Century classical pieces and improvisations at the piano, and an informal talk session with Robert Robertson, author of ‘Eisenstein on the Audiovisual: The Montage of Music, Image and Sound in Cinema’ and poet and performer … Continue reading →

  Adnan al-Sayegh (born 1955 in Al-Kufa, Iraq), is one of the most original voices from the generation of Iraqi poets known as the Eighties Movement. His poetry, crafted with elegance, and sharp as an arrowhead, carries an intense passion … Continue reading →

With: Adam Bohman text based performance KMAT and Jo Roberts Dron experimental session A show instigated by Graham MacKeachan and Jill Rock Derived from nature, chaos and geometry, the show features installation, graphic scores for free interpretation, performances and interactive … Continue reading →