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Presentando tatuajes de mi autoria. BYN7 TATTOOS UK Presenting tattoos of my authorship.

This is one of London's most innovative venues. Facilities include a restaurant & bar (open both day & evening), a 6000 sq ft courtyard with confortable sofas and a cinema & concert room. Every Friday and Saturday night, and on special or private events, the venue turns into an amazing club. Those having dinner enjoy an digestif while the party goers enter the studios. -- This fully equiped space offers lightings, wall projections, dancefloor soundsystem, cloakroom. TO BE ABLE TO ATTEND OUR EVENTS, OR TO APPLY FOR MEMBERSHIP EMAIL: info@westbournestudiosclub.com for more info : www.westbournestudiosclub.com

E A S T E R S A T U R D A Y 3 0 th M A R C H 2 0 1 3 SLAVE TO THE RIDDEM Featuring West London local hero’s * Karl Gonzales – (Supper Club) * Si Kurrage - (Mulletover/The Date) * Mr. Shiver - (Size doesn’t Matter) * Mastomic - (Aphrodisiacs) * Derek Dahlarge - (Gasworks) It’s been a while since we had the lot together in the hood so expect years of great music from soul, funk and hip-hop to modern day disco and deep house. West London block party style! See ya there … Slaving to the riddem I

A night of Gully music........ nuff said.... DJ's NineBob, QBoy & MistaMaker were the original UK gay hip-hop crew, starting the first gay hip-hop party 'Pac-Man' in 2001 which first ran in Brighton and then London. MistaMaker also created the revolutionary website gayhiphop.com and QBoy became the first gay MC/rapper in the UK. Now they are back with a new party for the next gen!

Rose is conceived by the Brompton Brands (Mahiki, Punch Bowl, Whisky Mist, The Markham Inn, The Brompton Club) duo; Nick House and Piers Adam, who have ensured there is a sense of humour, glamour and theatre in your night out.

“Please become a fan of our page! We do weekly competitions for tickets / membership, post live photos and videos & you'll get breaking news on special events at the club...” http://www.ronniescotts.co.uk

We are Studio Blup, a London-based Graphic & Web Design Company led by Dines and Alex Evans. Established in 2005, our founding goal was to have a cutting edge appoach to design, producing awe- inspiring work for our clients. Over time, ours style has continued to evolve with the aim of keeping ahead of technological and artistic trends. We thrive on working with visionary brands, no matter how big or small, on creative projects within different media. Our Services include: Print Design Logo Design Motion/Video Web Design & Development Brand Identity Design Consultancy

London's only purpose-built puppetry theatre with shows for children and adults. Founded in 1962 by John Wright, the theatre is the 'home of British Puppetry' with both in-house and visiting shows throughout the year situated in the quiet backstreets of Angel. Next to the theatre stands the workshop where all the puppets are lovingly made by our puppet makers for our shows.

Arcadia Missa is an Artist's Studios and Gallery in Peckham, South East London. Arcadia_Missa collectively creates publications and exhibitions via curatorial and collaborative processes in the Arcadia Missa gallery, seeking experimental presentation and discussion of contemporaneous work. The gallery is also a project space to host selected events by other groups and individuals. Arcadia Missa Gallery seeks to experiment with, and present questions to, the socio-political role of visual culture. Focusing on investigatory practices, the gallery will encourage critique and conversation between the ‘viewer’ and their relationship to social and cultural forms. Arcadia Missa launched its gallery with a view to build and sustain these relationships and questions arising in contemporary culture and communication, through exhibitions, events, journal and seminar programme structured around various contemporary themes (set biannually and centered around our everyday lives). The programme is organised according to each theme, in order to formalise debates around the art presented and inevitable exchange between art and spectator. We are searching for a more active/responsive viewing, and an elevation of exchange as mutual learning, rather than a didactic or passive viewing experience. “We want to create and continue a space that reflects and gives definition to our experience of contemporary culture, where we can at the same time work through and be aware of how we attempt to keep this project responsive and vital in this context.” The journal will act as a consolidation of this exchange and will further interrogate the discussions arising from the exhibitions and seminars, also allowing us to create the gallery’s history on our own terms. This tangible documentation of the ephemeral acts of the gallery not only enforces self-reflexivity and can be a reference for audience, and the gallery, but also through this can be a tool for the evolution of the gallery as a participatory space. Arcadia Missa is run by Rozsa Farkas and Tom Clark. info@arcadiamissa.com www.arcadiamissa.com http://arcadiamissa.tumblr.com/ Unit 6, Bellenden Rd Business Centre SE15 4RF Related projects/press http://www.cocatopia.blogspot.com/ http://www.supralimen.wordpress.com/ http://10thflr.wordpress.com/2010/10/ http://www.geiab.org/GEIAB_DEUX/index.php?lang=eng&revue=showit&rn=2&article_id http://fillmybox.tumblr.com/post/841229808/we-would-like-to-thanks-all-the-500-guests-who http://newsevents.arts.ac.uk/event/the-a-course-an-inquiry/ http://friezefoundation.org/commissions/detail/luckypdf/ http://www.artslondonnews.co.uk/20101025-studio-space-open-peckham http://www.cultamap.com/Cultazine/Home.html http://www.culture24.org.uk/art/art358487

The perfect way to experience Camden’s legendary nightlife! We take you to the finest clubs and drinking dens with free shots and cheap deals thrown in along the way. Highlights include Proud (a club and photo gallery in a 200-year-old horse hospital with stables turned into drinking booths), the Blues Kitchen and Barfly (two of London’s greatest live music venues) and the Wheelbarrow (a local favourite). Monday to Thursday we finish up at Proud. On Fridays the crawl ends in KOKO night club (entry normally £7), where bands and DJs thrash it out till 04:00 inside a converted theatre. Saturdays feature Soundtracks at The Monarch, Proud (entry normally £10) and Barfly. We'll be at THE WHEELBARROW, a five minute walk from Camden Town tube station, between 19:30 and 20:30, every Monday to Sunday. Directions: The Wheelbarrow, 55 Camden High Street, NW1 7JH . Turn left out of Camden Town tube station and head down Camden High Street. The Wheelbarrow will be on your right. Just ask at the bar for the Camden Pub Crawl. It's about a five minute walk. Late? No problem, you can join us at the second venue, Belushi's, between 20:30 and 21:30 (though you'll miss your first free shot at The Wheelbarrow...). Directions: Belushi's Camden, 48-50 Camden High Street, NW1 0LT. It is directly opposite The Wheelbarrow! http://www.camdenpubcrawl.com