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For the 2009 edition of Deptford X, Volume presents a residency with Cardiff based, multi-media artists Sam Hasler and Jason Pinder. During the residency, Sam and Jason will create an ever-changing series of works culminating in a final installation.

Please follow the link below to see more information or check up on progress via the blog.

Outsider / Informer >>

Catch up on progress here >>

Volume and LOUDSPKR are currently collaborating to develop 'The End of Something', a critical archival project that aims to bring together collections of personal and creative reflections, stories and experiences of the global crisis. You can follow the link below to check dates and read more about the project.

The End of Something >>

Volume's favourite band, Cyclones will be playing live at The Gramaphone on Commercial Street, Spitalfields on Wednesday August 19th. Doors open at 8pm.

Volume recommend you join us down the front for a bit of head nodding and foot stamping.

Melville Mitchell have collaborated with the Cyclones to produce a video accompaniment to the band's latest single 'See If I Float'. You can see the video by following the link below.

Melville Mitchell and Cyclones >>

Coinciding with The Old Police Station's open studios weekend, Volume presented 'Venusia', a short film by Aline Bouvy and John Gillis alongside a specially commissioned text by Ilsa Colsell.

Petanque is a discussion/meeting group in which participants from a variety of different backgrounds come together once a month. Covering a range of topics, the purpose of Petanque is to construct a temporal environment for exchange and lateral thinking.

Petanque on Blogger >>

Thanks to everyone who made it down to Volume for our pre launch screening of James Houston's video 'Big Ideas (don't get any)'.

If you left you're contact details we will keep you informed about our forthcoming events, if you didn't, you can be added to our mailing list via the contact page.

If you missed the screening or would like to see James' film again, please follow the link below.

James Houston 'Big Ideas (don't get any)' >>

Volume recommends Sam Hasler's blog 'Four Walls and Ceramic Furniture'. For an intriguing insight into "every toilet that [Sam] enter[s] over the next forty days" visit the link below.