Slag – New show opening at The Treatment Rooms Collective HQ

SLAG!!!

Following its uber successful Xmas show (Taking Liberties), The Treatment Rooms Collective HQ, is proud to announce its new valentines special exhibiton ‘SLAG.’

The event will be held at Carrie Reichardt’s studios ……. 199 Acton Lane, Chiswick W4 5DA, every Fri/Sat/Sun 12-6pm until Feb 26th.

The usual suspects from Mutoid Waste, Mutate Britain and The Treatment Rooms Collective will be exhibiting their work, alongside some surprise guests.

A female heavy show, the window display is an amazing piece of outsider art. Made by a ‘Recycling Fairy’, it is a composition of hundreds of found objects, toys and dolls made to create the Goddess Kali with babies gushing from her blood red vulva. Not your typical shop window for Chiswick! But then The Treatment Rooms HQ is getting used to visits from the local law enforcement officers for causing a visual disturbance.

This show (as ever) gives art enthusiasts the rare opportunity to view eclectic and original artwork made by some of the top underground/outsider/lowbrow artists. Chances like this rarely come along, so make the effort to come down.

All artwork can be bought direct from the artists. 80% of the profits go direct to them; the other 20% is donated to REEL NEWS. Big thank you again to all the artists for helping us generate some much needed cash.


Reel News at the Bristol Radical Film Festival

Reel News will be appearing at the Bristol Radical Film Festival, running from 27th February to 4th March.

On Thursday 1st March at 7pm we’ll be showing “Rebellion in Tottenham 2011″ alongside Ken Faro’s film “Injustice” at the Malcolm X Centre, 141 City Road, St. Pauls, Bristol BS2 8YH.

Then on Saturday March 3rd at 2pm we’ll be taking part in a debate on videoactivism in Britain with Schmovies, the Camcorder Guerillas and Permanent Culture now.

For more information and the full programme, click here.


Reel News screening Jan 25: NEWCASTLE

Regular bimonthly night at the Star & Shadow cinema in Newcastle, this month featuring rank and file  action by electricians fighting a 35% pay cut and the tearing up of national agreements. This is the most important unofficial action for decades, and Newcastle sparks will be in attendance to relay the latest developments.

For updates on the sparks’ dispute, click here.

 

Also, films of the November 30 public sector strikes over pensions.