10 Sep 2009 | Events
Index on Censorship launches the latest issue of its award-winning magazine with a special evening of theatre and discussion marking the 20th anniversary of the revolutions that brought down communism in Eastern Europe.
Rare performances of Samuel Beckett’s Catastrophe and Václav Havel’s Mistake, first published by Index on Censorship in 1984, will be followed by a panel discussion with author and journalist Misha Glenny, Serbian novelist Vladimir Arsenijevic and Index on Censorship chief executive John Kampfner.
Catastrophe and Mistake directed by Jo Blatchley
630pm-830pm, Thursday 17 September
Wine and refreshments will be served
Free Word Centre
60 Farringdon Road
London EC1R 3GA
(Nearest Underground Farringdon)
To reserve a free place please email [email protected] or call 020 7324 2522
For more information about the festival go to
http://www.freewordonline.com/events/
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14 Apr 2008 | Index Arts
The open call for artists & filmmakers closed on 1 July 2008. We received applications from artists & filmmakers from 30 countries, and we thank all organisations and persons who have assisted us in distributing our open call around the world.
We are currently in the process of selecting artists & filmmakers to participate in the 2009 dialogues, and will announce and introduce the artist pairs as and when they are all confirmed.
www.imagineartafter.net
Curated by Breda Beban, imagine art after is a multi-stage project for internet, gallery & broadcast that brings together artists and filmmakers who made a home in London with those who stayed in their country of origin.
For its second edition, imagine art after is looking for artists and filmmakers from the following places, who either live there, or in London.
Afghanistan | Albania | Algeria | Angola | Bangladesh | Cameroon | China | Colombia | Democratic Republic of the Congo | Eritrea | Ethiopia | Former USSR | Gambia | Ghana | India | Iran | Iraq | Ivory Coast | Jamaica | Kenya | Libya | Nigeria | Pakistan | Palestinian Authority | Romania | Serbia | Sierra Leone | Somalia | Sri Lanka | Sudan | Syria | Turkey | Uganda | Vietnam | Zimbabwe
Click here for application pack
For more information and an application pack, go to www.imagineartafter.net, or email [email protected]
DEADLINE 1 JUNE 2008
