House of Lots Live featuring Chicken, Yuri Suzuki, The Stylophone Orchestra & More

Katrin Plavčak Alles muss raus! (2015) Oil on cotton. Courtesy the Artist and Galerie Mezzanin, Geneva © VG Bild-Kunst

Katrin Plavčak Alles muss raus! (2015) Oil on cotton. Courtesy the Artist and Galerie Mezzanin, Geneva © VG Bild-Kunst

House of Lots Live featuring Chicken, Yuri Suzuki, The Stylophone Orchestra & More

In collaboration with Visconti Studio & Collegiate Music (Kingston University)

Friday 29 March 6-9pm at Stanley Picker Gallery

Free / All Welcome

Staged to coincide with the scheduled Article 50 Brexit deadline, this special live music event accompanies our current exhibition Haus der Lose/House of Lots by artist and musician Katrin Plavčak, and features live music by the band Chicken, a DJ set by Stanley Picker Design Fellow Yuri Suzuki, and the premiere of the world’s first Stylophone Orchestra.

Vienna-based trio Chicken – Plavčak and bandmates Nicholas Hoffman and Hari Ganglberger – will play tracks from their upcoming debut album, recently recorded at Kingston University’s Visconti Studio with the support of Lecturer in Music Michael Gatt and a team of BA Music Production students, and collegiate music.

Yuri Suzuki’s DJ set celebrates the release of his new Stanley Picker Gallery Edition, a 7″ blue vinyl single Acid Brexit, which takes sound-bites of Theresa May and Nigel Farage on the Brexit campaign trail and incorporates them into two politically charged Acid House dance tracks.

This event will also see the premiere performance of ‘The Stylophone Orchestra’ launched at Kingston University and the first ensemble of its kind – completely comprising of battery-powered synthesisers and stylophone instruments, Korg Volca units, Suzuki Omnichord, a vocal synthesiser and Moog Theremin.

Accompanying the live music, Kingston University BA Graphics Students will be holding Units, a ‘sample sale’ of printed items inspired by Plavčak’s practice, and student Wallace Finnerty-MacKay will be inviting audience members to help her complete (and take away) bespoke copies of a Haus der Lose / House of Lots exhibition catalogue.

Click here to read more about the exhibition and associated events.