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Counterflows 2022

Counterflows Record & Book Fair

Date

03 April 2022

Venue

CCA / Saramago

Programme

Open
12:00 – 14:00
Ghost Tunes – Afro/Gael with Cass Ezeji
13:00 – 14:00
Re-imagining Re-conversation with Hannan Jones & Shamica Ruddock – Session 1
14:00 – 15:00
Ghost Tunes – Playback Session 1
15:00 – 15:30
Re-imagining Re-conversation with Hannan Jones & Shamica Ruddock – Session 2
16:00 – 17:00
Ghost Tunes – Playback Session 2
17:00 – 17:30

Tickets

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Come and join us in the CCA Foyer for a small publishers fair, featuring some of the best people and organisations releasing records, tapes, zines and more in the UK just now. Including stalls from:

Easter Road Press
Cafe OTO
Laura Lies In
GLARC
Rob Churm
Fritz Welch
Malcy Duff
Concrete Cabin
Night School
Good Press
Typewronger
Domestic Exile
Small Trans Library
12th Isle

We’ll also have our own Counterflows stall, selling wares from the artists playing this year.

On top we’re pleased to have Kyle McCallum (Contrapop), Boosterhooch and Lucy Duncombe & Al White on the CCA decks spinning tunes.

Ghost Tunes (Australia/Scotland)

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Ghost Tunes is an expanded concept album created by artists working with sound and writing from Australia and Scotland. Ghost Tunes considers the physical world as cultural swales and swirls around language, time and ecologies. Read more →

Hannan Jones (Scotland/Australia)

Hannan Jones is an interdisciplinary artist whose research motivations encompass side-lined narratives, often drawing parallels between personal and collective histories, and navigating this from the perspective of hybridity and mixed origin. Read more →

Shamica Ruddock (UK)

Shamica Ruddock is a research responsive artist whose research concerns Afro-Caribbean folk storytelling practices, orality, African-centred time-space cosmologies, sound culture, hauntology and Black futurity. Read more →