December To Do List – London Christmas Joy Guaranteed.
Our pick of the month is Brian Lobel’s Cruising for Art, a suspiciously non-Xmas event. If you’re feeling festive try BAC, BGWMC, Duckie’s Copyright Christmas, Drink Shop & Do and much more…read on Scrooge, read on…
Go West! – East Pop West – opening tonight!
We are super psyched about the launch of East Pop West a new three day art festival bringing the best of the East London to the West. The exhibition is taking place at the 20,000 sq ft former Innocent Smoothies Headquarters in Goldhawk industrial estate near Hammersmith (map here) – sounds like an adventure to us!
September To Do List Part Two
Here’s Part Two of the September To Do List, the assured follow-up to the critically acclaimed* Part One!
*It’s true. They just never wrote it anywhere.
September To Do List – Part One
It’s a To Do List of two halves this month, because THERE’S SO F*CKING MUCH TO DO! We’re loving September already and it’s only just begun!
Forget Brian Sewell! Introducing Lady Jane Lane – art collector, critic and broadcaster
Loserville is proud to promote a new art fiend. Lady Jane Lane has arrived in London town!
Mark Ward: As Seen On TV | Kemistry Gallery
11-18th August | 10:00 – 18:00 | Free
Check out Mark Ward’s fab exhibition in Shoreditch: Americana meets British suburbia.
Loserville vs Retro Pigeon @ Vintage at Southbank Centre
Friday 29th July – Sunday 31st July 2011
Loserville has teamed up with Retro Pigeon to run an epically fab stall at Vintage at Southbank Centre this weekend! Loserville is selling all kinds off amazing: Diana pendants, shoulder pets, frumpets and more. But the star of the Loserville show is our beautiful lady lamp, Mandy the Mannequin!
Watch This Space Festival | National Theatre | July 1 – September 11
Summer. On the South Bank. With Free Stuff. Perfect! The Watch This Space Festival returns for 2011 outside the National Theatre, and there are a number of diverse themes throughout the run, including Circus Space Week, Gandini Juggling Week, and the Thames Festival Weekend…
Loserville (is) Late… Do Not Abandon Me | Hauser & Wirth, Old Bond Street
Occasionally we’re late to tell you about things…
Get over it. There are still three more days to catch the result of Louise Bourgeois & Tracey Emin’s collaboration Do Not Abandon Me at Hauser & Wirth.
So there. No excuses.
Gail Pickering: Sixty Six Signs of Neon | Southbank Centre
Thursday 3rd March 2011
This sounds like a good conversation starter – go with (appreciative) friends, and then discuss what it all means over a bottle or three of wine on the South Bank.
Loserville To Do List – March
Well, apparently winter is over. We’re not so sure. While we all wait for global warming to, well, do some warming, here’s some fun/interesting stuff to do this month, all indoors and all vaguely excellent (probably).
Romany gypsies in Appleby, Cumbria beautifully photographed by Greta Ilieva
We met some amazing people who were raising money (through lovely Oreo cupcakes) for Greta Ilieva’s exhibition (which is on until 5th December 10 at 37 Camden High Street) at our House Clearance jumble sale in Shoreditch and loved the postcard we were given (left)!
South London Special – LV’s guide to Deptford X, Shopping & Drinking
Fuck Shoreditch! Skanky saarf (south) east London is where it’s at for emerging nonwank art, super bargain shopping and lovely drinkies…This weekend is perfect to visit Deptford, as it’s the opening weekend of Deptford X, Going for a Song – Vintage Jumble & Open Mic and the last day of the beautiful exhibition at a new concept gallery & performance space run by former prisoners called Art Saves Lives.
Loserville would love to go to the Dark Carnival…
Tonight and tomorrow night, the Old Vic Tunnels play host to Dark Carnival, which looks like as fun and entertaining a way as any to kick-start your weekend. Doors open at 6pm both evenings, and on Saturday night the whole space will be transformed into a performance venue for a one-night-only experience from 8:30pm: Red Light Night!
Going to something you’ve never heard of…
It’s definitely a risk, but is it worth taking? There are so many festivals, so many fringe festivals, so much ‘WORK’, and so many fliers. And to what degree do you leave it to chance and good luck.
Birdies play guitar = Art
Amazing birdies exhibition! They play guitar. Quite seriously the most joyous piece of art I have seen in years. Miss it at your peril. More detail to come… Until 23rd May 2010 at the Barbican Barbican Website