News added 25th October 2006  Firstly, The AV Social returns to Clerkenwell House for the third in a series of sporadic events focused on audiovisual performance, designed for media savvy audiences as well as AV industry types, eager to take the pulse of this new and exciting scene. Secondly, D-Fuse release a book dedicated to the VJ culture. VJ Anyone & Lot 49 Records Present: The AV Social Breakbeat pioneer and leader of the 'nu skool' of tech-funk producers Meat Katie is a big fan of the growing AV scene and has been working with VJ Anyone on a series of music promos and AV / DJ dates to support his recently released 'Vibrator' album. From this event on he gives The AV Social the official seal of approval by lending his full support by co-presenting its parties with his Lot 49 imprint. With each party now exclusively featuring at least one Lot 49 artist (first up Dylan Rhymes) watch. D-Fuse release new book ‘VJ: Audio-Visual Art + VJ Culture’ One of the world's leading AV crew D-Fuse are a group of artists and designers who work across a range of creative media from web, print, TV, film, art and architecture to live AV performances. D-Fuse work in collaboration with musicians (including Scanner, Beck & Leftfield) as well as creating idents for TV Studios around the world. Here they launch their new book ‘VJ: Audio-Visual Art + VJ Culture' which combines information about the history of VJ culture alongside current trends whilst also acting as a manual and reference point to this rapidly expanding trend. It also showcases 120 International artists also with live exclusive performances which accompany the DVD. Party details:
Sat. 04 November 06
Clerkenwell House, London EC1N 8JE
Full Line Up:
Dylan Rhymes (Lot 49 Records)
D-Fuse ‘VJ: Audio-Visual Art + VJ Culture’ exclusive book launch
AlexEtJeremy (DJ Mag Top 20 VJ)
Justin Kent (EJ Enterprises)
Dubassy (Ministry Of Sound Resident VJ)
Tom Real (Functional Records / AV Social Resident DJ)
And Exceeda screening of [4x4] www.myspace.com/avsocial  Comments[0]
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