Lemonade xeverything was so infinite. by LemonMelon

Image C. LemonMelon 2015

The LemonMelon series 'Lemonade  everything was so infinite.' is launching on 15th February, 3.30–6.30pm at Hundred Years Gallery, 13 Pearson Street, London E2 8JD with musicians responding to selected pages of the publication.

Cixous's translation of Kafka's sentence 'Lemonade  xeverything was so infinite.' forms the basis of a series of seven titles written by seven different writers / artists – David Berridge, Julia Calver, Emma Cocker, Rachel Lois Clapham, Marit Münzberg, Tamarin Norwood and Mary Paterson.

Each title explores one of the seven segments of this sentence – 'Lemonade', 'x', 'everything', 'was', 'so', 'infinite', '.'.

Using a variety of apparatuses and improvisational techniques Douglas Benford, Steve Beresford,Blanca Regina and Manuela Barczewski will play a selection of pages of the combined publication.

More information about the publication, and to purchase a copy, here 

TALK: Art Writing Field Station at Lecture.Free School

How do memories create the future? When does fiction become imaginary? What do you remember?

A small part of Mary Paterson's talk, a small part of ART WRITING FIELD STATION at LECTURE.FREE SCHOOL, at Bethnal Green Library on Thursday 24th June, 10am - 12pm.

ART WRITING FIELD STATION is curated by VerySmallKitchen, and includes contributions from David Berridge, Tamarin Norwood and Marit Muenzennberg with live broadcast by Karen di Franco and Concrete Radio.

LECTURE.FREE SCHOOL is curated by Edward Dorrian/ Five Years Gallery
More information on both is here.