Rita Says and The Jerico Orchestra present an evening of their recent performance film work together with the London premiere of I Found Malevich
I Found Malevich, a film by Ron Pollard
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Doors: 7pm
Tickets £5 via link below
Rita Says and The Jerico Orchestra present an evening of their recent performance film work together with the London premiere of I Found Malevich. This documentary (made by by US art collector Ron Pollard) focuses on Russian Revolutionary "Orphan Painting" and the hunt for genuine spiritual meaning in a world of "alternative fact".
The screening will be followed by a short Q&A with Rita Says.
Rita Says and The Jerico Orchestra are a live art project dedicated to exploring the connection between Fine Art Performance and the history of experimental music.
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