Toast Manchester

11/12/2016

03/08/2016

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20/10/2015

02/10/2015

TONIGHT!! TOAST IS HOSTED by Bureau at their pavilion as part of NORTH in partnership with The Warrington Contemporary Arts Festival. Head over to The Pyramid tonight 6-8pm for the opening of the festival ...we're here all month! More info/images coming soon.

09/07/2015

OPENING tomorrow evening is Toast Team member Helen Newman as the latest resident at Fabric Residency at Manchester's CDM. Open all weekend as part of Manifest with a CDM open day on Sunday....so many reasons to have a look! More info here: https://www.facebook.com/fabricresidency

Fabrics Residency programme invite artists and curators to form critical art projects.

02/06/2015

Calling all those crying over their cheerios at the TOAST move-out. MUTO Project's final event NAPPES~SONORES is here! As part of Stéphanie Vivier's (Rennes,FR) year long residency with us:'Do You Speak Malentendu.' MUTO takes over Islington mill as part of FAT OUTS BURROW (https://www.facebook.com/fatoutsburrow?fref=ts) on SUNDAY 21st June from 5pm!

On the 20/06 from 10pm we join our friends over at GESAMTKUNSTWERK & FATOUT PRESENT A SUMMER SOLSTICE ALLNIGHTER (https://www.facebook.com/events/553024991507347/) with a durational sound score created by Stéphanie Vivier within Islington Mill on the night. Sunday 21st sees NAPPES~SONORES from 5-8….an exploration of spatially and perceptually concerned live and recorded sound.
Featuring Listening Event F(r)ASE a listening event by Vivier, followed by live vocal installation: Contretemps (Setback)

Live performances by related artists Arma Agharta ( Vilnius, Lithuania) and Trianglecuts (Manchester, UK) from 6.30pm and a durational installation in the Gallery space TBA!
>>NAPPES~SONORES is a celebration "Fête de la Musique" (Music Day - France). FIND US HERE: https://www.facebook.com/events/1426401844332884/

Fat Out's Burrow is a two year programming residency in the Islington Mill event space.

07/05/2015

07/05/2015

From the album "Music and Words" by Malcolm Middleton and David Shrigley.