Deptford.TV premieres at Node.London Spring 08

Deptford.TV fundraising night for the mindsweeper with premiere of Deptford.TV shorts, Ampersand.TV performance and an openlab headphone concert. “BRING YOUR OWN HEADPHONES”

4th April 2008:
* 6pm doors open
* 6.30pm premiere of Deptford.TV docs
* 8pm Ampersand.TV & NRSZ performance
* 9.30pm Openlab performance: livecoding / homebrew software + electronics / video remixing / noise club beats

Deptford.TV is a collaborative video project documenting South/East London see http://deptford.tv These short films are coming out of a Deptford.TV/CUCR collaboration about two Deptford stories: the eviction of the squatters and businesses on New Cross Road, and the restoration of the Minesweeper, a floating community creative space recently damaged in a fire, see http://www.minesweeper.tv/
CUCR is the Centre for Urban and Community Research at Goldsmiths, see http://www.goldsmiths.ac.uk/cucr/

about NRSZ:
NRSZ The pioneer of realtime visualization will shred the the deptford.tv footage in time with ampersand. see http://www.5VOLTCORE.com

about Ampersand.TV:
South London based Ampersand are a fivepiece that use recycled and found objects to produce sonic sculptures from random noise. Their setup features the inside of pianos, shell casings, corrugated iron, scaffold and brass pipes. All sounds mesh together creating multifaceted timbral music. For more information visit http://www.ampersand.tv

about Openlab:
OpenLab collective builds on what is now an increasingly blurred line between artists and software developers. The broad expansion of the Internet and the democratization of computers have left audiences more than ever confronted with new, hybrid software conceived by a blend of artists and programmers. As intellectual property is a fiercely debated issue, some people cling on to their little bits of territory, while others choose to share knowledge, art and collective work. This event will be a platform for OpenLabs’ digital artists, musicians and programmers, to present their collaborative works.