Vout-O-Reenees

Susi Osborne Happiness is a thing with Wings - Book Launch
2022-09-02 18:00 - 23:30 (Europe/London)
Happiness is a Thing With Wings By Susi Osborne
Depressed at the thought of her fiftieth birthday looming and realising she’s stuck in a rut, Joanna consoles herself with gin and chocolate on a regular basis, which only adds to her ever-increasing waistline. She knows she needs to grow some wings (or whatever!) and fly out of her miserable rut if she is ever to feel happy again.
A somewhat comedic encounter in her local supermarket turns out to be just the catalyst she needs to encourage her to change her life. As she starts out on her drama-packed and often hilarious journey of self-discovery, she comes to realise that the old adage is true – you never will be happy until you
learn to love yourself.

Susi Osborne is a Cheshire based writer who likes to escape to Vouts whenever she can.
Happiness is a Thing With Wings is her fifth novel. Susi also runs Northwich LitFest as well as running a business selling all things vintage in an antiques centre.

Charlotte + Nicks Election Birthday Party
2022-08-27 19:30 - 2022-08-28 01:00
This might be a still from Absolute Beginners or it might be a photo from Nick and Charlottes 40th bday bash. I Vote Eve Ferret or Slim Gaillard, Marlene Dietrich, Mae West, Gore Vidal as Prime Minister!. Who are you coming as? if you’re invited you’ll already have saved the date. Cake, classic dancing, cocktails, music.
Usual rules apply to members… otherwise private event. This will be brilliant fun….

Cancelled til further notice -Ukrainian Live Music event with Tatiana Lavskaya
2022-08-26 19:00 - 2022-08-27 01:00
Live Ukrainian Music Benefit for Tatiana professional musician, director, actor now in London. Will be playing some traditional folk music. Please do buy tickets and encourage others.

- Down & Out in Paris & London... Songs from the Garret with Daisy & Paul.
2022-08-26 19:00 - 2022-08-27 01:00
Live Music friday 26th Aug.
The One and Only Daisy… £5 on the door
The beautiful Daisy, artist musician performer, daughter of artist Wilma, recently performed with Martin Greens big shebang with Marc Almond amongst others ,to rapturous applause. She even performed for Jan and my wedding, it did end in divorce but I dont blame Daisy for that!
Singer songwriter performing as a duet with Paul
This picture isnt actually Daisy, its Marilyn but they’res a lot of similarities…

Deixis Press Book Launch
2022-08-11 18:00 - 23:30
Angel Belsey launches two new titles.
On Thursday 11 August, Deixis Press is delighted to host a launch party for two new books:
Hangdog Souls by Marc Joan After Silence by Jessica Gregson
Deixis Press is an independent publisher of fiction, usually with a darker edge. While we lean toward literary fiction,
we also love beautifully-crafted genre fiction—as well as works that defy categorization. You can find us online @deixispress (Twitter and Instagram) and at our website, https://deixis.press
Let us know if you wish to attend by click on rsvp. Thanks more details will be added….

The Teenage Self photographs by Sara Leigh Lewis & Iain McKell
2022-08-04 18:00 - 2022-09-03 22:00
Artists talk Wednesday 17th August, Closing Party 26th with live music.
The Teenage Self is an exhibition of two photographers – one male, one female, one in a British seaside town, the other in Auckland the other side of the World. Pictures they took a long time ago, as young people viewing the world in a different way to the way it is now ; to the way they were. I wanted to show them together because of their very separate styles and worlds in the late 1970’s and yet there is so much that binds them. It was such a time of turmoil, where youths seemed to be both lost and finding a voice with Punk and raw anguish.
Photographs are of course as much about the photographer as the subject and these wonderful images all tell stories that we can only project from Iain McKells ‘Saturday Night Fever’,Weymouth, to New Zealand’s Sara Leigh Lewis’ Desperately Seeking Susan. Both take you to a place where hours drag on for days and parents keep calling you back to childhood, when all you want to do is run away and find yourself. Those long slow summer days of careless youth and beauty! Is youth wasted on the young, as Oscar Wilde maintained ,or is it more a rite of passage?
AS FEATURED IN https://www.anothermag.com/design-living/14262/brilliant-things-to-do-in-august
Iain has a book to accompany the show.
Iain McKell Private Reality – Diary of a Teenage Boy £35.
In 1976 aged nineteen while studying at Exeter College of Art I got my self a summer job on Weymouth seafront photographing holiday makers. I saw this as a wonderful opportunity to earn a living but at the same time doing a personal project showing the life of the sea side photographer.
It’s about youth culture and being a teenager in the 70’s. Existential angst was preoccupying my thoughts. As well as the holiday makers I was photographing local people from the town, my friends, family and into the evening with the disco bars fair grounds and caravan parks. I was also experimenting with abstraction through the graphic nature of photography.
The black and white photographs express both desire and despair the sense of un-belonging visceral but ironically I did belong to this place. Growing up in a British sea side hotel in a landscape of arrivals and departures of transient relationships founded on elusive notions of pleasure and escape” It all came together through the lens as I was turning from a teenager to a young adult. It was my right of passage and coming of age and I started to look at the world through the camera.
Central to my practice is portraits, still life and in the moment images creating stories of my personal experiences encountering people on the street, landscape or in an interior using light and composition in an empathetic way. Making the viewer have an emotional connection with the subject and a sense of intimacy. The work is self confessional, investing in the psyche of the human condition and that consciousness was reality. An existential existence created by my internal mind. To think, and to feel the faculty of consciousness and thought and the idea I could use photography to document the self.
As well as this book I had an exhibition of this work at the Turner Contemporary Gallery summer group show ‘Seaside Photographed’ in Margate which was in May 2019. Iain McKell

Sara Leigh Lewis – a denizen of South London, lens woman, documenting the lives of the great, the good and the grotesque. Career started in New Zealand navigating the alternative societies of kiwi punks and hippies. Moved through a documentary reportage style to a ‘crumpled Irving Penn’ portrait using available light and monochrome film.
Sara has a Zine to accompany the show. £15
My parents emigrated to Auckland in 1967.
By 1979, Auckland was a sprawling city situated on an isthmus surrounded by two harbours and known as the ‘Queen City’. Ships docked in the harbour, sailors and tourists would come and go. There was a slightly seedy scene going on downtown and in clubs and pubs. Behind the gorgeous harbours and beyond posh suburbs like Remuera there were areas of urban deprivation in the inner city and the outer suburbs. There were biker gangs like the Mongrel Mob and Hells Angels, pubs were raucous and no place for a lady. Rugby, racing and beer were New Zealand’s holy trinity and New Zealand women had to be tough and assertive. It was a conservative country with a small c, with a way of life that harked back to the fifties. The counter culture had a strong sway on young people. Publications such as the Whole Earth Catalogue advocated living off the grid, drug experimentation, and standing up for a different world view. I remember the little Red Schoolbook, which was passed around, a rebellious vision encouraging nonconformity. Hippy communes had sprung up in the bush, growing weed and hair and espoused peace and love, which New Zealanders accepted with apparent tolerance. We considered ourselves a proudly multicultural nation, integrated and accepting of different lifestyles.
Photography was something my father did, and I started at eleven. I learned to print, and did the usual early experiments with places and people. My first flat had a darkroom which allowed my practice to flourish, and by the time I’d moved to a terraced house in Ponsonby I thought I knew what I was doing. My worldview had shifted with a split and implosion in my family. My romanticism withered and cynicism was like bindweed. I began to question the sun sea and barbecue lifestyle, I watched Johnny Rotten on TV, I saw the Art School Punks in their plastic sandals and fluorescent socks, coloured hair and Attitude with a capital A and then I met Tall Tony, who took me by the hand deep into the music, people’s parties, op shopping and lounge lizardry and the just do it ethos. Tony bought the prints I made in my bathroom darkroom. for 25c and the rest is history.
Scanning and producing these photographs as digital images has enabled me to disguise their flaws while not losing the energy and purity of the in the documentation of this wonderful explosive period of my life.

The Telstar Networking event with David + Toby Never Know who you might meet
2022-07-22 18:30 - 23:30
David Wilkinson Producer Director & Toby Osmond(no Relation to the brothers) Kindly gather their their friends and associates to put this event together , pre covid it was 4 or 5 times a year, now its less frequent so if you are in the game of making films or Tv please do come . Our motto at Vout-O-Reenees is You never Know who you Might Meet…. This time its Ukrainian film directors a whole bunch are coming over. It is always full of interesting people .
Link to event on FB please RSVP Here Below or here https://fb.me/e/1ToTyr3UY
Look who I found in the cloakroom! Boasting Ukrainian colours with Larry Lamb and David Wilkinson

Chris Spring book launch
2022-07-21 18:00 - 23:00
Chris Spring is an artist and writer. He has had solo shows in recent years at The Stash Gallery, Vout-O-Reenee’s (2019), at JG Contemporary Gallery (2021) and at TM Lighting Gallery (2022). He has also curated many exhibitions on the arts of Africa at the British Museum and other venues, most of which featured work by contemporary artists, including: The Sainsbury African Galleries (2001), La Bouche du Roi by Romuald Hazoumé (2007), Social Fabric: Textiles of Eastern and Southern Africa (2013), South Africa, Art of a Nation (2016) with John Giblin, Human Nature: Barthélémy Toguo (2019). His books include Angaza Afrika: African Art Now (2008), (Winner the ART BOOK AWARD for 2009), African Textiles Today (2012), (Winner: Choice (USA) award for outstanding academic title) African Art Close Up (2013) and South Africa, Art of a Nation (2016) with John Giblin. Chris is an ambassador for The Africa Centre, London and a trustee of the October Gallery.

Ted & Pterry is his first novel, a 1970s fable of East London in which ‘dinosaurs’ (both human and real) are endangered by the threatened destruction of their natural habitat at the hands of greedy developers and corrupt politicians bent on creating a ‘Bankers’ Paradise’. But two of the Borough of Beckford’s most ancient inhabitants are not going to take extinction lying down. Rebellion is brewing.
One of those ‘dinosaurs’ is Edward Caldecott, a.k.a. Eddie the Ted, an ageing Teddy Boy who grew up believing he was the reincarnation of the American rocker Eddie Cochran who died in a car crash while touring the UK in 1960. Eddie is torn between living the life of an Original Ted in and around ‘his’ pub, the Samson and Delilah, and holding himself to his vow of ‘shedding the Ted’ when he reaches a certain age, a promise which he made to his long-suffering girlfriend Maureen, who is of Jamaican heritage, when they first met ten years earlier. As the book opens that decision time is fast approaching. Eddie does battle with racist skinheads who he sees as a major threat to his elderly parents, to the safety of Maureen and her twin sons – and to his and the Teds’ way of life.
Dwelling in the realm FANTASY REALISM. It should also appeal to anyone interested in recent urban history, particularly of London, and in popular culture and music history. The book blends elements of comedy thriller, fantasy and the pathos of serious social issues.
Ted & Pterry is the second of a trilogy of books, all set in a fictional east London tower block, Paragon Mansions – ‘The Tower Block Trilogy’. The first, KNITTED, is set in the late 1950s, the third THE LUMINARIES, is set in a dystopian 2066.

Tabitha Birthday
2022-07-08 19:00 - 2022-07-09 01:00
Tabitha Birthday members party with dj’s and dumplings.

XPRMTL Film Club Live
2022-07-06 18:30
FREE! AVANT Garde Art/ ANTI POetry/ film for the surrealist in you.

Goths.... Shadows V111! Dress Up.
2022-07-02 20:00 - 2022-07-03 02:00
Every month Goth night happens at Vouts. Tickets on the door and eventbrite 2nd July Til2am.

Closing Party 28/july Wilma Johnson - Naked Selfie - Life as a Neo Naturist
2022-06-28 18:00 - 2022-07-28 23:30
Come along and enjoy, please RSVP below for the wonderful closing party on the 28th July – show continues until 30th July.
The Stash Gallery is proud to Present the first major show of Wilma’s work, in far too long. Wilma’s paintings are not only original, funny, clever and beautifully painted, they are the lifeforce you long to see when you go to look at art. This artist should be famous and celebrated, why is she not? Wilma is more unconventional than the obvious, more adventuress than the career artist and the spirit shows in her work. Her paintings are receipts for her life.
Wilma Johnson is an artist, writer and founder of the Neo Naturists body painted performance art group. She was born in London in 1960 and lived in Mexico, Ireland and Biarritz before returning to the city in 2016. Her memoir Surf Mama was published in 2011 by Beautiful Books.
Saturnalia at Canary Wharf (5’x4′ acrylic on canvas)Her upcoming solo show at the Stash Gallery, Naked Selfie – My Life as a Neo Naturist is a series of self portraits spanning forty years performing in venues including the Royal Opera House and the Globe Theatre. In each painting she takes on a different persona from Marie Antoinette to Alternative Miss World contestant Miss Surf Mama. The paintings capture classic moments in Neo Naturist history coming full circle from an existentialist beach barbecue on Wapping beach in 1982 to Saturnalia winter solstice ritual at Canary Wharf in 2019. The Stash Gallery is the ideal setting for the paintings as Sophie Parkin has known Wilma since the beginning of the journey seen many of these shapeshifting moments…..

Vout-O-Reenees is 8 - Masked Ball Celebrations
2022-06-25 19:30 - 2022-06-26 19:30
Members +1 only – Its time to celebrate at your very best.
Happy birthday we’ve come a long way baby! food drink music and dancing.
best mask costume competition, now that we don’t need to wear one.
8 th anniversary is typically Bronze. Some come Bronzed or Copper(police) and Tintin.
Members Mixed show will be in the gallery.

Private Hire wine tasting
2022-06-22 17:00 - 21:00

Amazing things Happen Every Day -Vout-O-Reenees Members Mixed Show 16-27
2022-06-16 18:00 - 22:00
PV on the 16th so please RSVP below and bring guests.
The idea of Amazing Things Happen Every Day is that every artist who is a member and would like to put something into the show does so with ONE piece made in Lockdown or after. One piece to represent You and how You feel. please put in something for SALE. Please bring for hanging between the 10th- and 14th midday when we hang. with name date details price.
The show will be on until the 27th so a short period but during the all important Vouts 8th birthday celebrations on the 25th June.

Melissa + Sophie Birthday dress up Party
2022-06-11 19:00 - 2022-06-12 01:00
Come as a Star or something magical of the Universe – however you wish to interpret that! there will be food drink joy and dancing….

CircaPress Summer Party
2022-06-10 18:30 - 2022-06-11 02:00
Expect top entertainment from Tallulah Blue and Fashion Show by designer Nina Doroushi Exhibition by Danish artists Vestholm and Belgian artist Ifa Brand in the gallery .

Please dress to impress! RSVP below.

Shadows of the Crypt - Goth night.
2022-06-04 20:00 - 2022-06-05 02:00
The danse macabre starts here!
Or as Jung would have said, come join us in the dance to incorporate our shadows!
Monthly Goth Night -Pay on the door. Members half price. tickets eventbrite

The Rudy Vees Play Live Comedy band
2022-06-03 19:30 - 2022-06-04 01:30
The poster says it all its funny and its music…. Here’s the link to member Jonathan Kydd’s tickets You dont have to buy if your a member just RSVP below.
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-rudy-vees-at-vout-o-reenees-tickets-311051482357

Boudoir & Secrets, Vestholm & Brand.
2022-06-01 18:00 - 23:30
Danish photographic artists, Vestholm, and Belgian model turned photographer, Ifa Brand will be exhibited together at The Stash Gallery, in June. Both are celebrating the recent publication of monographs by Circa Press.

Ifa Brand’s, Boudoir, was released late last year, and Vestholm make their publishing debut in June with Secrets.
This is the first time that the work of either photographer has been exhibited in London.
Exhibition: 1 to 15 June
Private View: 1 June, 6 til 10

Henrietta Armstrong Birthday and midsummer Party
2022-05-28 19:30 - 2022-05-29 01:00
you are commanded to attend in appropriate dress!
MIDSOMMAR
Calling all May queens, Jacks of the green, sacrificial virgins, morris men and fellow pagans. Come celebrate Henri’s 41st birthday at Vout-O-Reenee’s. Join us as we gather for dancing & drinking rituals around the May Pole.
Flower crowns, May day dress and animal masks encouraged but not essential.

must be ready to dance around the maypole… in celebration of Henrietta Birthday.

The Repeater Book of Heroism
2022-05-26 19:00 - 2022-05-27 01:00
Repeater Books invites you to celebrate their new anthology, The Repeater Book of Heroism—a collection of passionate and inspiring essays which collectively argue that we must take courage, claim our heroes, and reclaim heroism from the political right.
Thursday 26th May, 7pm – late.
The Repeater Book of Heroism is edited by Tariq Goddard and Alex Niven, and featuring essays by Peter Fleming, Joy White, Carl Neville, Ryann Donnelly, Mat Osman, Graham Harman, Christiana Spens, Marcus Barnett, Patrick Howell, Joe Kennedy, Matteo Mandarini, Owen Hatherley, Lesley-Ann Brown, Grace Blakeley and Andy Sharp.
Invitation & members only.

Marie Naffah Live with great Guests
2022-05-25 19:00 - 23:30
MARIE NAFFAH
Tickets available on Eventbrite HERE. Members half price on door. please state VOUTMEMBER for Half price. Photo by Parri Thomas.
Critically acclaimed singer-songwriter and all round creative Marie Naffah has the unique ability to unite people around a shared experience, and this is what truly sets her apart as an exciting star on the rise. With her recently released single ‘I Want More’ landing the coveted ‘Spotlight Artist’ slot on the Independent, as well as a glowing write up on Line of Best Fit, Marie is set to release her new EP ‘Trains’ on 27th May 2022 via Frictionless Music. Her second single ‘Run Away With Me’ received high praise in Wonderland Magazine. The four track EP is yet another insight into Marie’s natural gift for telling vivid stories through her songwriting, tapping into the carefree escapism that can sometimes feel impossible.
Watch Marie’s new music video for ‘Run Away With Me’ here.
Follow Marie on Instagram.
Sign Up to Marie’s Newsletter
Alongside an intimate performance of the EP, Marie will also be joined by three guests for an exclusive performance of a classic song. The London singer / songwriters Celine Love, Fox Gunn and Viia recently joined forces with Marie to celebrate International Womxn’s Day with their tear-jerkingly powerful rendition of Aretha Franklin’s iconic ‘Natural Woman’. All proceedings from the single go to LOOK UK’s South Asian female support group to help visually impaired women.
You can watch the video here.

Celine, Fox and Viia will each be opening the evening – sharing a couple of tracks from their latest projects.
ABOUT CELINE LOVE
Originally from Hamburg, Celine is an indie-R&B artist based in London. Her debut EP ‘Aquarius SZN’ was released last month, to widespread acclaim. Celine draws in her audience by telling stories with expressionism and self-discovery and angstful honesty at its core. Being of African-American, Jamaican and German descent, her background is a frequent point of perspective within her music.
Listen to ‘Aquarius SZN’ here.
Follow Celine on Instagram.
ABOUT FOX GUNN
Born in Barcelona on a Friday night, FOX GUNN is a singer/songwriter who blends dark
alternative pop with her rock roots. Having performed and released music for several years with her former band LULALONG and played both in the UK and Europe, Fox is now embarking on a solo journey of moody, empowering lyrics with strong queer narratives and is on a mission to make vulnerable badass: in a world where it seems like being emotional is for the weak, she turns the tables and sees it as a brave, authentic trait – which translates into her music in the form of headbanging drums mixed with heartfelt lyrics.
Fox is currently busy in the studio, with her debut single set to come out this March.
Follow Fox on Instagram.
ABOUT VIIA
Dark pop singer-songwriter Viia was discovered at the age of 12 and has been plotting how to disrupt the industry ever since. From an early age, Viia devoured poetry and this gave her ways of viewing and writing about her lived experiences, which she does with unnerving precision; her lyrics at times devastating and assertive. The likes of The Arctic Monkeys and Florence & the Machine inspired her to craft songs that were unafraid and unapologetic; heart-on-sleeve moments that strike at the heart of what it is like growing up.
Listen to Viia’s new EP ‘Am I Ready Yet?’ here.
Follow Viia on Instagram.

Vou-Doo Groove - You want to dance!
2022-05-20 19:30 - 2022-05-21 02:00

Karaoke Old Style with Mrs Tom Mills
2022-05-12 18:00 - 23:00
You said you wanted more live music Karaoke Old Style – In which we sit stand sway around the Piano whilst the brilliant Tom Plays our favourite tunes from Bowie to the Beatles and everything else. Tom knows a vast array. Bring some friends and willingness to sing. Bar open til 11. Singing all night long like Lionel Ritchie. Members plus guests. Free. There will be prizes for best hat and singer. Saf and Angel will attend the bar and serve all your favorite cocktails.

Toby and David's Pre Cannes film Party
2022-05-06 18:00 - 23:00
Come and schmooze your ideas around a receptive gang of film peeps

Collection and small talk:147 Women Dinner Party - An Installation by Sophie Parkin + Mandee Gage
2022-05-05 18:00 - 2022-05-26 00:00
147Women Dinner Party By Sophie Parkin + Mandee Gage closing night of London collection 5/ May -shows until all sold or 26 may- 6-10pm. or call 07539357070

As of 7/5/22 we have sold 102 pieces, each one bought by a person who will uphold the memory of that woman’s name. Each buyer has taken part in this installation with that agreement and are therefore part of the art performance. There may well be a few pieces left for sale in May after it has returned from Devon. In which case these will be on display and available to buy on the night. If not it is still an opportunity to meet your fellow @147WDP participants.
How Many of these 147 women can you identify ? top number to date is 67.

147womendinnerparty is an installation about women who should be better remembered, for how they have been instrumental in making and changing Britain . Each of the 147 pieces (plates candlesticks bowls mugs vases bowls etc) is dedicated to one of these great women ; there are of course millions of others who’s names we don’t know.
Each one off piece, hand made hand painted, is for sale and comes with a book with all the biogs, pics and full commemoration. Listen to more https://open.spotify.com/episode/61LRKHPgwe2Ih7D5ZnYROj?si=PtCNLuTlT0GqclkrfXz4xg
Below – Jk Rowling,sold, Verity Lambert (Quentin Crisp+ Dalek) £90, Julian Margaret Cameron. sold.

Above Mary Beard Academic, Ancient world sold, Margaret Busby Writer/pub sold, Nancy Wake spy .All sold.
@147WomenDinnerParty – An exhibition that came from lockdown 202O
I had a revelation whilst at The Temple of Apollo, Delphi, Greece where the High Priestess – Pythia foresaw and proclaimed. Why has nobody heard of Pythia? Pythia held the most powerful position of any woman in the Ancient World, wrote 147 Maxims for humans to abide by, carved into the stones around the temple. Some of these have been adopted by every religion, most have been ascribed to Socrates or Plato or other male philosophers, after Pythia. Why?
I collect Motto Ware, this pottery comes originally from Devon where the terracotta clay was plentiful and was made by local potters, from the beginnings of tourism around 1860 for 100 years. Many women potters hand painted them with cottages and made thousands of these pieces inscribed with common place maxims, ‘Its better to wear out than Rust out’ but not their names.
Featured – Wilhemina Barnes-Graham Artist. Plate £180 Below Anna Kessell,MBE Bowl/Plate – for sale £60/100.

The cottage is a peculiar symbol of Britishness but does it represent us now post Brexit, or even then? Like cottages history has whitewashed women and their amazing achievements, in retrospect the men are left standing. In 2020 14% Blue Plaques were for women since 1866,English Heritage have thought worthy, 900 in existence roughly, the rest are to men. 147 Maxims, 147 Women of Britain who should be better remembered, who were celebrated in their day. With time on my hands during the pandemic I thought this was the moment to find a ceramicist interested in making and decorating 147 pieces! I found Mandee Gage to collaborate with. Mandee has hand made each piece original and different, (just like women). I have decorated half of them; all of them are dedicated to the women named on their bases. Mandee and I are stamped into each piece too. Women And Men, have made this country. This is what it means to be British. 147 Women became Dinner Party because we saw the installation laid out like a dinner table, traditionally a woman’s work, and to Commemorate Judy Chicago’s piece, The Dinner Party, which has 39 guests with elaborate embroidered place settings that took scores of women to make. Mandee and I alone have done everything, including the book that accompanies the exhibition with potted bios, an image and of course each individual dedicated piece.
Sophie Parkin Below Eileen Gray Architect plate £175

@147womensdinnerparty The Stash Gallery London, February -The Beecroft Art Gallery, Southend 5- 27 March. Devon -The Broomhill Estate Sculpture Park 8.April -2 May.22 Prices are from £50-250. contact Sophie Parkin TheStashGallery@gmail.com
Below Sophie and Mandee at The Beecroft Gallery Southend.

Sophie Parkin is an artist, writer, mother, broadcaster, journalist and businesswoman, co-owner of Vout-O-Reenees and The Stash Gallery. She has had 9 books published incl ‘The Colony Room Club; a history of Soho’, 4 one women shows and co-presenter/ producer of podcast @ShadowSpies.
Mandee Gage is a mixed media artist, teacher and ceramicist whose work refers to human rights, the environment and societies engagement with it. Gage ran Hybrid Art and Science group for 10 years. She has shown extensively in the UK and Internationally from Oaxaca in Mexico, to the Venice Biennale.
Below – urns to Emily Williamson, RSPB – £175. Moina Mathers, The Order of The Golden Dawn- sold.

Vanessa Fenton's Birthday Party
2022-04-30 19:30 - 2022-05-01 19:30
Expect Dancing! and to buy Vanessa an endless array of cocktails!
Members invited.

Victorias Goth Birthday Party
2022-04-29 19:30 - 2022-04-30 02:00
Victoria’s Goth Birthday Party – Members welcome. Sarah Jane Dj’s

Deixis Press Book Launch - Genevieve Jenner + Adam Saint
2022-04-28 18:30 - 23:30
On Thursday 28 April, Deixis Press is delighted to host a launch party for two new books: The Transfer Problem by Adam Saint and Chocolate Cake for Imaginary Lives by Genevieve Jenner. Please RSVP if you wish to attend.
Deixis Press is an independent publisher of fiction, usually with a darker edge. While we lean toward literary fiction, we also love beautifully-crafted genre fiction—as well as works that defy categorization. You can find us online @deixispress (Twitter and Instagram) and at our website, https://deixis.press
