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Function VI

Sep 24, 2012

Function VI
Saturday, 20 October 2012 – 18:00-21:00
FREE – Booking is essential
PRIMARY, Nottingham

Function is back!

After a seven-year absence, this event will unearth entirely new types of creepy art encounters.

Prising open the doors, we invite you to enter this dilapidated, disused building, navigate this confined space and help bring Function back to life.

Once inside, you might find yourself in the dark, trapped, disrobed, or bare foot and blinking as you find your way between two places. Then, if you bear witness to the Blue Nun, you had best pray it doesn’t happen to you!

To avoid fainting, keep repeating to yourself “It's only Function...It's only Function...”

To enter Function VI book here, and then arrive at the large red gates on Douglas Road, Nottingham NG7 1NW at 18:00 on Saturday, 20 October. Please bring a root vegetable with you in order to gain entry.

Function VI is made up of: AAS, Bruce Asbestos, AuntyNazi, Amelia Beavis-Harrison, Robin Close, Phillip Henderson, Robert Holcombe, Mark McGowan, Simon Raven, Tether…with a hint of Reactor.

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Function III Video Edit Discovered

Sep 22, 2012

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Whilst reviewing past material from the Function events we found this very short video edit of Function III, that was never made public for some reason. We enjoyed seeing it again, so here it is. More material from Function events I-V may emerge (if we can convert those old i-movie files!), whilst the group develop a new series of Function events (VI - X).

Featuring the work of AuntyNazi, Robin Close, Claire Hind, Mike Cunsolo, Anthony Schrag as well as Reactor

Annexinema

Aug 20, 2012

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Reactor will screen a video from The Geodecity Project, at this Nottingham Contemporary offsite event at St. Christopher's Hall. Local artists’ moving image collective Annexinema present an evening of short films responding to themes raised in the Francis Upritchard exhibition. Drawing on Upritchard’s sculptural depictions of countercultural figures, the programme will take a critical look at late-1960s culture, psychedelia, found footage, re-contextualised objects, and the familiar made strange.

Including work by Peter Whitehead, Hem (Geiom), MACE, Alex Pearl, Lindsay Foster, Shezad Dawood, Reactor and Luke Fowler.

Book for the event here

Olympic Mascot: The Truth

Jul 26, 2012

Forget Wedlock and Mandelbrot, Big Lizard is the true Olympic Mascot. All will be revealed this Friday at the opening ceremony for London 2012. The Away Teams have completed their visits, the Global Elite has been manipulated, Ramiccee X has re-entered our solar system signalling this new phase of contact between the Ril-ya and the Earth (or to give it it’s real name, Ramiccee Y).

We now know that the prophecy of the infant sacrifice was the truth and all this hoola-hooping really was beneficial. Big Lizard has been successfully tested as a cuddly form of Ril-ya that all ages, races, religions and nationalities of the Human race are naturally drawn to, softening the blow when the real Ril-ya reveal them selves to the world later this week. Ril-yant!

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Apply now for Martinmas Interviews 2012

May 22, 2012

With under six months to go until this year's Martinmas Interviews (11th November 2012), there is still just enough time for you to apply and complete your preparations. Reactor sincerely encourages those who feel ready to join the group, and take on the role of Secret Member, to step forward urgently and present themselves for the Martinmas Interviews. There is an opening at the heart of the group that awaits the correct initiate, and Reactor is ready to guide you through the preparations. For a copy of the Reactor Membership Handbook, and to apply click here.

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