Experimental artists Daniel O’Dempsey and James Alexander McKenzie are on an artist residency with the Pier Arts Centre in Stromness in association with the Royal Scottish Academy until the end of October. The pair have been based in Orkney since the start of September and are working on a subversive play titled Fenris Wolf and Ragnar Thorfinn which they will be performing for the Orcadian public in three stages during October.
Act 2 of Fenris Wolf and Ragnar Thorfinn will debut at the Stromness Academy as a free public event at 3pm on Saturday 19th October and will showcase existential monologues, collaborative performance, installation and impulsive music.
Poster design by Daniel O’Dempsey.
Daniel O’Dempsey and James Alexander McKenzie bring you episode five of Red Lite Radio with SAFE HOUSE from Wasps Studios in Stromness.
In episode 5, the dynamic duo unpack their poetry workshop that took place at The Pier Arts Centre, they play a little bit of music and speak about the developments in their visual artistic practice and their return to painting and drawing. However, in this episode they have a very special guest on the show. He is an exceptional artist, some call him Dr. Ray, others know him as The Skate King. It is Red Lite Radio’s honour to announce the Orcadian powerhouse himself, the one, the only, Nick Gordon.
https://soundcloud.com/redliteradio/episode-5-stromness-the-skate-king
Experimental artists Daniel O’Dempsey and James Alexander McKenzie are on an artist residency with the Pier Arts Centre in Stromness in association with the Royal Scottish Academy until
the end of October. The pair have been based in Orkney since
the start of September and are working on a subversive play titled Fenris Wolf and Ragnar Thorfinn which they will be performing for the Orcadian public in three stages during October.
Act 1 of Fenris Wolf and Ragnar Thorfinn will debut at the Pier Arts Centre
as a free public event at 5:30pm on Thursday 10th October and will
showcase existential monologues, collaborative performance, installation and
impulsive music.
Acts 2 and 3 of Daniel and
James’ play will also be free public events and are scheduled for Saturday the
19th and Saturday the 26th October at venues tbc.
