Category: INSTALLATIONS

Will Glaser – Music of The Terrazoku – Album Launch

Music Of The Terrazoku features the genre-defying, experimental music of acclaimed UK musician Will Glaser, with nine celebrated guest collaborators

The monumental double album of experimental, electro-acoustic soundscapes, free improvisation, and avant ambient music, set within a speculative post-climate-apocalypse world, is out on the 24th October 2025.

The Music Of The Terrazoku album launch will be held at King Alfred Phoenix Theatre, London on October 25th 2025 — an immersive evening featuring a full album listening event with live visuals, an exhibition by the contributing visual artists, and an interactive ambient set.

Music Of The Terrazoku: Ethnographic Recordings From An Imagined Future

Saturday, October 25, 7pm – 10:30pm

King Alfred Phoenix Theatre, North End Road, London, NW11 7HY

Launch party for the new album by Will Glaser – listening event with live visuals and artwork preceeded by informal exhibition.

Tickets here: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/music-of-the-terrazoku-ethnographic-recordings-from-an-imagined-future-tickets-1641239624899

Micro Events

A new installation by Britt Hatzius and Tom Kok recently premiered at ‘Almost Cinema‘ 2012 at Vooruit.

"A cinematic installation of three small tables, mounted with a microscope and a small mechanical stage. Each of the three tables has a synched audio track that accompanies the partial view onto tiny fragments, remains and broken pieces. Leading you through a maze of detailed descriptions, questions and unstable verifications, the piece plays with the discrepancies between what you hear, what you are being told you are seeing, and what you are actually looking at through the lens."

It was developed at TimeLab, Gent, Belgium. More info here.

The Best Three Hours Of All The Night-Times

The ‘Literary Salon’ at the Latitude Festival played host to some bizarre occurrences this summer a portion of which is documented above by Britt Hatzius.

In a party/festival atmosphere people are asked to recline on a chaise-long and blow up a balloon until it bursts. They are filmed and a video-still of the crucial moment is chosen, together with onlookers, and printed out. Over the evening a display of these images starts to grow. Involuntary reaction obliterates any decision of how to present oneself for this unusual ‘portrait’, and in so doing creates a ‘natural’ picture of our expressive mechanism in a split second of crisis.

Originally developed by Rotozaza for LIFT (London International Festival of Theatre) in 2011. It is an ongoing project.

Music: Stuzzikini by Icarus