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Mindclash: Erik Davis talks to Alan Moore
Erik Davis talks to Alan Moore about psychogeography, John Dee, comic gods, and the art of magic on ‘Expanding Mind’
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Live Underground: The Crypt, London, Sunday 17 July
Disinformation, Indigo Octagon, The Stargazer’s Assistant: live in the Crypt, St Pancras Church, Euston Rd, London 7.45pm, Sunday 17 July.
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Dorkbot #75 @ V&A
SA Pals dorkbot take their geek magic to the Victoria & Albert Museum: expect self-generating sounds, digital subversion, wearable technology and real life flying saucers.
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River Fleet walk Sunday 10 July 2011
Tom Bolton, author of our forthcoming ‘London’s Lost Rivers: A Walker’s Guide’ will be leading a walk along the course of the River Fleet, this coming Sunday.
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Tea with Dr Dee, 13 July 2011
Join John Dee enthusiasts for tea either at St. Mary’s Church, Mortlake (and the Green at Tapestry Court), or the Ashmolean Library, Oxford on Wednesday 13 July. Happy birthday will be sung at 16.04.
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Aliens & The Imagination
On Tuesday 28 June Mark Pilkington will be on a panel discussing human ideas of the alien as part of the British Library’s excellent ‘Out of This World‘ science fiction exhibition.
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Bees attack West End
Yesterday’s oddest Twitter/London story was probably this report from radio station LBC, which was tweeted by the London Air Ambulance charity and thence by city theorists/publishers This Is Not A Gateway.
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Eliane Radigue’s meditative music
The Strange Attractor team is looking forward to attending some of the London concerts taking place this week of French composer Eliane Radigue’s beautiful electronic music.
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Phil Baker and Erik Davis on Spare
Listen to Phil Baker discussing his Austin Osman Spare biography with Erik Davis on the Progressive Radio Network.
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Starlite on Tomorrow’s World
Maurice Ward demonstrates his nuclear-blast-resistant ‘gubbins’, Starlite, on BBC’s Tomorrow’s World in 1990.
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Radio Science Orchestra Return to Mars on 17 June
Bruce Woolley and his Radio Science Orchestra will be providing retro-futuristic backing for a reading Ken Hollings on 17 June at the British Library as part of its Out of This World science fiction festival.
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