As part of the London Word Festival, funnyman Phill Jupitus and East End scribbler Tim Wells are putting on a comfy 'evening in' on the sofa as they open up their Aladdin's Cave of vinyl rarities and escort the audience on a trip down memory lane.
While it may sound a tad self-indulgent and more about music than comedy, we reckon it will be a funny evening nevertheless. Joining them on the sofa and behind the mic, punk legend and respected soundtrack composer Barry Adamson (Never Mind The Buzzcocks, Magazine, Bad Seeds) performs his London-centric short story Maida Hell. Leftfield fiction writer Amy Prior reads from Slumber Party, her latest release which is inspired by 70s Disney 'book-and-record' sets and Travis Elborough, author of The Long-Player Goodbye, will trawl through the history of the LP.
Vegas Gallery attempts to reclaim the importance of beauty in contemporary art this February and March with an exhibition of works by a host of excellent artists. Look out in particular for Emma Bennett's...
Two simultaneous solo shows get 2012 under way at Maureeen Paley. Saskia Olde Wolbers is showing a new video work [pictured], whilst Gardar Eide Einarsson exhibits a first project with the gallery. Until...
The largest exhibition of wedding photographs, possibly ever, on show this February at Rich Mix. The project was launched last year on the day of the Royal Wedding. Until 19.02.12.
Seattle is known for its rich, raunchy burlesque and is home to some of the best acts in the US. In fact, Seattle spawned Saint Sinner Burlesque, a night of classic fan dances, slap stick comedy, aerial...
The bassist and vocalist from Band of Skulls - Emma Richardson - is showcasing her painting talents with an exhibition of recent works at Londonnewcastle Project Space this February. Until 12.02.12.
An exhibition charting the discovery of a previously unheard Nick Drake recording at Idea Generation's in-house gallery this January and February. Until 12.02.12.
Calvert 22 kicks off its 2012 programme with an exhibition of works by contemporary Polish artists. As well as art across a range of media, the exhibition is also accompanied by a season of film screenings...
A 'curatorial battle' kicks off Nettie Horn's programme of exhibitions in 2012. Ivan Argote and the splendidly named Pauline Bastard present a series of installations, sculptural works, video and a performance...