The HHC has once again hosted a fabulous evening of lectures. Three good friends of the collective were kind enough to speak to us about their work. Three very different subject matters made for a captivating event.
Louie Lister (of Circular Forms) talked to us about his most recent installations exploring misdirection and authority.
Edward Whitney (author of "The Land of Foam") was kind enough to read us an excerpt from his soon to be published and as yet unnamed essay regarding politics, humour and the public.
Arthur Keegan-Bole (associated with The Nose) explained to us certain delights experienced while grappling with means of muse for musical composition.
An excerpt of Edward Whitney's essay will soon be available on this blog.
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