Release A Stanley Picker Gallery Late

An evening of live sound performances, collaborations and resonant experiments, Release opens up the gallery after hours in celebration of  Attack Decay Sustain Release. Join us for the culmination of ten weeks of sound based residencies as we share all the frequencies the space has absorbed, held and amplified.

Listen to a sonic correspondence produced by Rebecca Kressley  in response to Nnena Kalu’s working practice as part of Super Trouper, hear Abbas Zahedi’s experiments with art making in collaboration with students from Kingston School of Art and experience Sophie Huckfield as Lady Ludd with her newly formed group Alternative Uses who are students from the foundation programme at Kingston School of Art.  We are serving drinks all night and will end with a boogie to the disco and pop soundtrack that fuels the Turner Prize winning artist Nnena Kalu’s sculptural works.

Schedule
5.00pm – Panel discussion between artists in the programme and Andrea Zarza Canonva, sound curator and archivist
6.00pmRebecca Kressley, sound composition as part of Super Trouper
6.30pmAbbas Zahedi performs with Kingston School of Art’s BA & MA Fine Art students
7.00pmSophie Huckfield performs as Lady Ludd and Alternative Uses Kingston School of Art Foundation Students
7.30pm – closeNnena Kalu’s studio playlist: Stay for a boogie to the soundtrack that Nnena Kalu plays while making her sculptures.

Come for free drinks, performances and sounds that shape the exhibition.

Attack Decay Sustain Release Final Day Drop-In Programme
Sat 28 March 12-4pm / No Booking Required / FREE All Welcome.

Join us on the final day of Attack Decay Sustain Release for a programme of exciting events with our collaborators and activities for all the family.