Peacock Visual Arts is the main contemporary visual arts organisation in Aberdeen and the North-east of Scotland and is supported by Aberdeen City Council and Creative Scotland.
Month of Mayhem starts with night of electronic music
02 October 2006
Month of Mayhem: 6 Oct - 26 Nov
Visual art meets music and dance at Peacock’s gallery with a new exhibition and a series of dynamic performances and noisy gigs. Don’t miss this vibrant season of contemporary art!
Friday 6 October
Month of Mayhem starts on Friday 6 October, with the opening of the exhibition Making a virtue of disappointment followed by a night of electronic music presented by Interesting Music Promotions.
Drawing by Ventedspleen
Exhibition
Opening 6-7pm, admission free
Preview of Making a virtue of disappointment. Comic book artist Tom Humberstone, alias Ventedspleen, shows 16 of his illustrations related to art and music. The exhibition runs until 11 November.
Wixel, talkingmakesnosense, Andy da Kipp
Doors open 8pm, tickets on the door £6
Wixel is the indietronica outfit of young Belgian Wim Maesschalck. His music can be described as a warm & organic mix of acoustic instruments and gentle electronic treatments with a lot of care for detail and subtle nuances. Talkingmakesnosense is Dominic Dixon, a musician from Scotland experimenting with computers, analogue tape and a wide range of acoustic and electronic instruments . A rare solo performance is given by Andy da Kipp, who is more usually seen as part of the Mickel Mass collective.
Wixel on stage