A Private Members Club for the Surrealistically Distinguished
Wednesday February 8th DEBUNKING ECONOMICS with STEVE KEEN Location: Vout-O-Reenee’s, The Crypt, 30 Prescot Street, London, E1 8BB 6.30pm for drinks, talk starts at 7pm. Tickets: £5 members, £15 non-members. Includes vegetarian food. Book via Ticket Tailor www.kairos.london/events.
Wednesday February 1st BRUNO LATOUR: A POLITICS OF THE EARTH with NOORTJE MARRES Sociologist Noortje Marres, who studied under the late Bruno Latour, will explore his work on ecological politics – in particular his vision for a politics of the earth and his call for a new ecological class to seize the political reins and guide us …
Private Birthday Party
The art that dare not speak its name: old and new classics of Outsider Art Curated by Colin Rhodes. Colin will be talking about this collection of worldwide outsider artist from 7.30 fri 27th Jan Limited spaces so please RSVP. Free. exhibition continues until 18th Feb 2023. Gallery open wed-sat 6-10.30 or by appointment 07753702910 …
Roseland En Why Cee presents VIGNETTES Instrumentalist and composer Nathan Jamal aka Roseland En Why Cee brings his brand of cinematic soul to the big screen. Working with five independent filmmakers to create VIGNETTES, an eclectic collection of short films. Jamal’s soundtracks set the tone as we hop from anecdote to abstract. Super8 to …
Kairos Events Wednesday January 25th KICKING OFF THE NEW YEAR at Vout-O-Reenee’s We’re back and celebrating the start of our 2023 calendar with an evening of inspiration, entertainment, food and wine at alternative arts club Vout-O-Reenee’s. There will be a short talk and some entertainment The fabulous Miss Baby Sol, the usual complimentary vegetarian food and …
You are Invited to the launch party for Seraphina Madsen's second novel, Aurora, following her debut Dodge and Burn (Dodo Ink, 2016). Seraphina is a cult female fiction author whose novels explore surrealist themes. She has described Aurora as her love letter to Bulgakov's The Master and Margarita.photo by Ute Evans The novel has been praised …
