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  • SUMMIT a two-day seminar exploring queerness and the intersections between art, nightlife, music and queerness.

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    SUMMIT a two-day seminar exploring queerness and the intersections between art, nightlife, music and queerness.

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    Feb 13 2018 10:30 - Feb 14 2018 23:45
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    INFERNO is a club night and community project that offers a platform and space for LGBTQ+ artists, performers, musicians and DJ’s. The INFERNO team has created SUMMIT a two-day seminar exploring the intersections of nightlife, performance art, music and queerness as well as exploring themes such as class, culture and creativity. These topics will be explored through panel discussions, screenings, conversations and performances featuring a London-centric cast of artists, writers, thinkers, business people and musicians.

    Each day will consist of six major points of discussion filled with screenings and performances throughout. Every point of discussion will allow for a Q+A session with the audience.


    The two-day program will include:


    DAY 1

    -Process: How do performance artists create their work?

    Franko B, Alexander Huber and guest in conversation with Lewis G. Burton

    -Queer Nightlife and Creativity - Panel Discussion

    With Tia Simon-Campbell (BBZ), Lewis G. Burton (INFERNO, Prem Sahib, Giulia Casalini (Cuntemporary) and Theo Adams chaired by Jeanie Crystal

    -'How to Piss People Off by Not Saying Much At All’ Max Allen

    Readings from 'Grey teeshirts, house plants and the butt book- the mediochore gay man and me' a collection of proses, short stories and poems inspired by my diaries and iPhone notes.

    -Gloop the Movie (UK premiere)

    Followed by Oozing Gloop in conversation with ShayShay

    -Is Queer The New Punk?

    Chardine Taylor-Stone, Georgina Conformity (Bentfest) and guests. Chaired by Jake Hall.

    -Style, Substance and Subculture

    Charles Jeffery (Loverboy), Eden Loweth (Art School) and Sade English. Chaired by Max Allen.


    DAY 2

    -How do Queer People Pitch Themselves to Straight Publications?

    Bishi, Steven Braines (The Weird And The Wonderful), Amanda Freeman (Freeman PR) and Daisy Jones (Noisey) chaired by Jake Hall

    -Zine’s and Zine Culture

    giselle fryatt (Thiiird Magazine), Yasmine Akim (Hysteria/Vagina Dentata zine), Matt King and Joseph Delaney (SORT zine) chaired by Lu Williams (GRRRL Zine Fair)

    -Class and Queerness - Panel Discussion

    With Nadine Artois, China Deathcrash and Chloe Filani chaired by Jake Hall

    -INFERNO (directed by Jordan Rossi)

    Lewis G. Burton, Sebastian Bartz, Wax Wings, Alexander Huber, Lulu Love, Gabriella Gasparini, Astrid Gnosis and Jordan Rossi.

    -Fatness and Performance

    Phoebe Patey-Furgeson (VFD) in conversation with Author Charlotte Cooper (Fat Activism)

    -JUBILEE by Derek Jarman

    Plus an afterparty to be held after the event on Wednesday 14th featuring DJ’s:

    Venice Calypso

    Lewis G Burton

    Proteus

    Jeanie Crystal

    Tickets:
    one day £10
    both days £15

    As this is a community project we want to support our own community and will donate 50% of ticket and door sales.

    Supported by Arts Council England.

    Venue

    MOTH Club, Old Trades Hall, E9 6NU London

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