1. Wednesday, 13 March at Waterstone's Trafalgar Square: Capitalist Realism: What is it and how to fight it
With Mark Fisher, Peter Fleming and Alex Niven.
(Unfortunately, there is a charge for this - naturally, however, none of the money is going to the authors ... )
2. Saturday 16 March, at the Showroom
Discussion on the Eerie, with Justin Barton, Mark Fisher, Anjalika Sagar, Kodwo Eshun, John Foxx, Elizabeth Walling (Gazelle Twin)
Free, no booking required
3. Sunday 17 March, 6-8pm, at the Boathouse cafe, Bawdsey, Suffolk
In the Boathouse cafe on the banks of the River Deben, Mark Fisher and Andy Sharp (English Heretic) discuss the relationship between the East Anglian landscape and the contemporary reimagining of the eerie. The Boathouse is located in the grounds of Bawdsey Manor, the site where radar was invented, just opposite the locations in Old Felixstowe that inspired key scenes in M R James's story "Oh, Whistle and I'll Come To You". The conversation will be illustrated by readings, a screening of Fisher and Sharp’s short film, Bleak and Solemn (2013) and excerpts from On Vanishing Land.
Free, no booking required.
The Boathouse Cafe, Bawdsey, Woodbridge, Suffolk, IP12 3AZ
http://www.boathousecafe.co.uk
By car: from Woodbridge (just off the A12) follow the B1083 to the end of this B road. Please do not rely on sat nav.
By train: take the Ipswich to Lowestoft line. Change at Ipswich station onto the Melton train. Exit at Melton station. From here, take a cab to Boathouse cafe, which should take 20 minutes.
Any additional travel queries please contact Di at Boathouse cafe on 07900 811826
On Vanishing Land continues at The Showroom until 30 March 2013
Wednesday–Saturday, 12–6pm
On Vanishing Land was jointly commissioned and produced by The Showroom and The Otolith Collective.
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