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SUMMARY:Chris Laurence Quartet
DESCRIPTION:A chance to hear one of the most accomplished British bands spanning two generations – the 1960’s new music era represented by Chris Laurence and Frank Ricotti and the Loose Tubes era of the 1980’s represented by Martin France and John Paricelli. They will be playing music from their second recording released in 2020; tunes that have been honed over the decades and are full of all the good things of life: warmth\, humour\, melancholy\, and memories. \nLaurence’s group is notable for the acclaim each member has in Britain. In their debut CD ‘New View’ whether it’s the clean electric tone of his work on “Falling Grace\,” the distorted edge of his own buoyant 5/4 “Scrim” or his classical guitar work on Wheeler’s melancholy ballad “Where Do We Go From Here?” \nJohn Parricelli is a musical chameleon who paradoxically retains his personality. Like John Parricelli\, Frank Ricotti is a player who leans towards spare interpretation\, abstract colouration and a lyrical approach to soloing. Laurence is clearly a democratic leader\, but what he brings to this band\, in addition to an astute choice of band mates and material\, is a homage to the great British jazz standards. \nBassist Chris Laurence has been a fixture on the British scene for many years\, working regularly in the jazz sphere with artists including reedman John Surman\, trumpeter Kenny Wheeler and pianist John Taylor. He’s recorded pop sessions with the likes of Elvis Costello\, Sting and David Gilmour\, and remains active in the classical community\, playing on orchestral film soundtracks including The Constant Gardener and The Man in the Iron Mask. \nLine Up: Chris Laurence – double bass\, John Parricelli – guitar\, Frank Ricotti – vibraphone and Martin France – drums \nVideo Link \nDoors open at 7pm\, and music starts at 8pm. \nTickets £10 \nVenue: MAAD (fka Karamel)\, 4 Coburg Rd\, Wood Green\, London N22 6UJ \nThe premises has a fresh air ventilation system installed throughout the restaurant and theatre.
URL:https://www.collage-arts.org/event/chris-laurence-quartet/
LOCATION:Karamel N22\, 4 Coburg Road\, London\, N22 6UJ\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Music,Collage Arts
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SUMMARY:Private View of new exhibition ‘We Will Enjoy Flowers Again’ by Alina Potemska.
DESCRIPTION:You are cordially invited to the Private Viewing of the exhibition ” We Will Enjoy Flowers Again” by Alina Potemska at the Karamel Gallery (MAAD\, 4 Coburg Road\, London N22 6UJ). \nWhen: Wednesday 12 October\, 6-8pm. \nRSVP via Eventbrite. \nArtist statement: \nI went to Ukraine just for three days during Easter to see my brother. I will never forget that fear while hearing an air siren and dealing with the silent public agreement to be killed any day. Even though it was a relatively safe place. This experience is extremely scary and damaging. Most people won’t share their real experiences and they should not\, they need time to pass thought to heal wounds\, to find stability. They need to get used to not being scared of a clap\, plane sound\, or any other unexpected loud sound. \nUkrainians want to cherish life\, enjoy flowers\, sing songs and draw. And we will. We just need time. To love. To win. And maybe a tiny bit of support. \n  \n08.03.22 “I wish you to enjoy flowers again!” \n  \nMy brother wished it to my mum and me on International Women’s Day. Usually\, he buys us flowers and nice presents on this day. Now we are all miles apart\, not even able either to buy flowers\, neither to receive them nor even think about presents. The idea of enjoying beauty felt inappropriate that day. The only thing we were focusing on was surviving… \nArt heals. Art helps to talk and share. I’ve always been the one who carried a small sketchbook with a pen. Now it is turning into a digital version\, but the concept remains: observe\, feel\, document. \n\nOn the 24th of February\, life changed significantly. Even being safe myself\, I stopped doing everything I used to. I already experienced that feeling during the Revolution of Dignity in 2013/14\, the annexation of Crimea the same year\, and the long-lasting war since then in the Donetsk and Lugansk regions. \nThis strange feeling of responsibility to synchronise your whole life with political changes in your country. Being settled in London for a few years hasn’t separated me from the same feeling about my home country. Art saved me again. An emotional rollercoaster that pushed all anxiety feelings to the limit had to be balanced in some way. The inhumane behaviour of occupiers\, contrasting sacrificing of Ukrainian heroes more honourable than any Marvel movie ever seen\, constant worry about friends and family… I just kept drawing… \n  \n– Dr Alina Potemska – visual artist and illustrator\, board game designer\, Doctor of Arts. \n  \nArtist’s Bio \n  \nAlina Potemska was born in Kyiv and graduated from The Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw. She specialises in visual arts and games. She designs board games and researches effective methods of using games as an educative and healing tool. She considers game as art medium providing fundamental help in understanding the world. Usually she captures daily scenes through drawings and illustrations. After a full-scale invasion in her home country\, she focused on illustration as a way to spread the word of stories from her land. She has exhibited in solo and group shows in many countries\, including the UK\, USA\, France\, Poland\, and Ukraine\, introducing the different sides and similarities in illustration and games. \n  \nwww.potemska.com instagram.com/akilina.po behance.net/potemska \n  \nThe exhibition is on display from 27 September to 29 October 2022 at the Karamel Gallery\, Opening times: Wed-Sat 12-8pm. MAAD\, 4 Coburg Road\, London N22 6UJ
URL:https://www.collage-arts.org/event/private-view-of-new-exhibition-we-will-enjoy-flowers-again-by-alina-potemska/
CATEGORIES:Collage Arts
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SUMMARY:Liam Noble and Paul Clarvis play 'West Side Story'
DESCRIPTION:A remarkable duo re-enactment of Leonard Bernstein’s West Side Story performed by inventive pianist Liam Noble and leading percussionist Paul Clarvis. \nPaul Clarvis was the favourite drummer of Leonard Bernstein and he performed and recorded with the great master composer many times over the years. \nIn celebration of that time Paul and Liam present the whole of West Side Story in their unique way… \n  \nLine Up: \nPaul Clarvis – drums\, percussion & Liam Noble – piano \n  \nDoors open at 7pm\, music starts at 8pm. Please book a ticket in advance. \nVENUE: MAAD (fka Karamel)\, 4 Coburg Rd\, Wood Green\, London N22 6UJ \nThe premises has a fresh air ventilation system installed throughout the restaurant and theatre. Menu is available at maad.co
URL:https://www.collage-arts.org/event/liam-noble-and-paul-clarvis-play-west-side-story/
LOCATION:Karamel N22\, 4 Coburg Road\, London\, N22 6UJ\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Music,Collage Arts
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SUMMARY:Tomorrow’s Warriors presents JAM String Collective
DESCRIPTION:Tomorrow’s Warriors presents JAM String Collective. A Contemporary Jazz String trio playing original compositions and arrangements featuring Julia Dos Reis (viola)\, Annalise Lam (violin)\, and Miranda Lewis-Brown (cello). \n  \nThe trio plays their own re-imaginings of works by jazz heavy weights\, such as Ornette Coleman\, Thelonious Monk\, and Kenny Wheeler\, as well as their own compositions. The arrangements leave lots of space for moments of freeness\, with a heavy focus on interaction and improvisation. \nJulia and Miranda met in 2015 through Gary Crosby’s (OBE) Tomorrow’s Warriors Jazz String project\, StringTing\, with whom they have gigged extensively across the UK and Europe. They have toured with larger Warrior ensembles such as Peter Edward’s NuCivilisation Orchestra\, and Jazz Jamaica\, as well as played their own gigs – as a trio and quartet – in venues such as Ronnie Scott’s\, Pizza Express Club Soho\, The Purcell Room SBC. In 2019 they supported legendary saxophonist\, Steve Williamson\, in a UK tour. \nIn more recent years Annalise also joined the larger collective of StringTing\, first meeting Julia at a Warrior’s workshop led by jazz violinist extraordinaire\, Benet McClean. Julia and Annalise struck up a relationship which continued through their Masters studies at Guildhall\, where they would often meet to jam ideas\, many of which have continued into JAM. The JAM String Collective brings the trio together in a new project\, based in London and Bristol. In 2022 they released a live performance of Kenny Wheeler’s classic Kind Folk. Treating the group as a collective\, they have plans to involve other instrumentalists and performers for future projects. \n  \n  \nDoors open at 7pm\, music starts at 8pm. Please book a ticket in advance. \nVENUE: MAAD (fka Karamel)\, 4 Coburg Rd\, Wood Green\, London N22 6UJ \nThe premises has a fresh air ventilation system installed throughout the restaurant and theatre. Menu is available at maad.co
URL:https://www.collage-arts.org/event/tomorrows-warriors-presents-jam-string-collective/
LOCATION:Karamel N22\, 4 Coburg Road\, London\, N22 6UJ\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Music,Collage Arts
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SUMMARY:Miles Mindlin
DESCRIPTION:We are delighted to welcome back Miles Mindlin who first performed at Karamel along with Noah Stoneman at the age of 16. \nLondon-based Jazz guitarist\, Miles Mindlin (now 21) has been gigging professionally since the age of 14. He has played at some of the most prominent UK and European Jazz clubs and festivals. Currently studying at the Royal Academy\, Mindlin has flourished on the London Jazz scene. \nHe regularly performs with Artists from the UK and the USA such as Alexandra Ridout\, Giacomo Smith\, Jason Brown\, James Maddren\, Rachel Cohen\, Dominic Ingham\, Jamie Cullum and Joe Webb. \n  \nMiles has just finished recorded his debut album with his Quartet (September 2022) and we look forward to hearing some of his new music on this special evening! \n  \nDoors open at 7pm\, music starts at 8pm. Please book a ticket in advance. \nVENUE: MAAD (fka Karamel)\, 4 Coburg Rd\, Wood Green\, London N22 6UJ \nThe premises has a fresh air ventilation system installed throughout the restaurant and theatre. Menu is available at maad.co
URL:https://www.collage-arts.org/event/miles-mindlin/
LOCATION:Karamel N22\, 4 Coburg Road\, London\, N22 6UJ\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Music,Collage Arts
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SUMMARY:Haringey Youth Festival
DESCRIPTION:Haringey Youth Festival10th Anniversary\n3pm on Saturday 29th October 2022 at Collage Arts \n  \nPlease come to the 10th anniversary of the Haringey Youth Festival at 3pm on Saturday 29th October. Young people from Collage Arts\, Haringey Shed and Jacksons Lane will be coming together for an exciting day of arts workshops and performance at Collage Arts’ McQueens Theatre\, celebrating 10 years of the festival.  \nImproving access to the arts has been at the heart of the festival from its inception. It has always been free to attend\, even when there has been no additional external funding available.    \nAttendees over the years have participated in a variety of workshops from different facilitators and organisations e.g. Frantic Assembly and Zoonation\, including body percussion\, fine art\, singing\, street dance\, circus skills and spoken word.   \nNatalia Cid\, Head of Creative Engagement at Jacksons Lane explains\, ‘Haringey Youth Festival is one of the highlights of the year for our young people; they are always looking forward to working and sharing experiences with the other groups and so proud to perform on stage. The festival is a great example of the amazing work arts organisations in Haringey are doing to showcase the positive work and creativity of our young people.’  \n  \nAmalia Cohen\, ex-participant of the festival and Collage Arts’ MC for the 2022 festival says\, ‘The Festival has always been such a good opportunity to try out something new in the different workshops\, see the various brilliant art spaces in Haringey as well as watch other young people perform what they love doing.’  \n  \nJim Shepley\, Executive Director of Haringey Shed says\, ‘Jim Shepley\, Executive Director of Haringey Shed says\, ‘It’s so important for our young people to connect with each other. It’s great to bring all these organisations together who are doing such great work in Haringey. The creative arts are so important for young people and are such a great tool to develop their skills.’  \nInvite only and open to Collage Voices and Collage Kids families. Please RSVP to Andry Moustras\, andry@collage-arts.org.
URL:https://www.collage-arts.org/event/haringey-youth-festival/
CATEGORIES:Collage Arts,Community
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