ZERO DE CONDUITE 3
ADVENTURES IN LIVE ART
At elevator gallery Calling all performance artists
Musicians, sound artists, installation and light artists,video and filmmakers and really good dj’s
Continuing the success of our performance and music events of 2008 we are looking to programme the ‘next zero de conduite’ to take place spring 2009.
To apply please send proposals and examples of your work or weblinks to
elevatorgallery@yahoo.co.uk
ARTISTIC TALENT REQUIRED
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