Tramway

An established venue in visual and performing arts, located in an old tram shed, with an adjacent 'hidden garden,' planted on what was once a debris field of bricks and rubble. Tramway offers workshops and exhibitions of cutting-edge contemporary art, as well as a cafe bar for snacks and free wireless.

• T Rooms

  times vary, Free
  Tramway, Glasgow

  Matthew Darbyshire continues with his exploration into design as a barometer of social change, transforming Tramway’s main gallery space with an ambitious and thought-provoking response to the building’s own physical...

• Gordon Schmidt: The Soul Is Easier To Know Than The Body

  times vary, Free
  Tramway, Glasgow

  Interested in the correlation between performance, document and the experience of the individual, Gordon Schmidt has created a synced video and sound installation using the 1964 BBC adaptation of Jean-Paul...

• Arika12: Deflag Haemorrhage and Haien Kontra

  7:30pm – 9:00pm, £6 (or £14 festival pass)
  Tramway, Glasgow

  Accelerating out of the other side of noise music, with free improvisation and rock from one of the most ferocious live bands around.

• Arika12: Iain Campbell F-W

  8:45pm – 9:45pm, £6 (or £14 festival pass)
  Tramway, Glasgow

  Watch someone build a hyper-me using funding, experiences and masking tape, then produce your value response and add beliefs to yourself. Simple.

• Arika12: Walter Marchetti Performed By Esther Ferrer

  9:15pm – 10:30pm, £6 (or £14 festival pass)
  Tramway, Glasgow

  The anarchic, conceptual composer performs what he says will be his last composition, with great Spanish performance artist Esther Ferrer joining him live.

• Arika12: Ray Brassier and Thomas Metzinger

  2:30pm – 3:45pm, £6 (or £14 festival pass)
  Tramway, Glasgow

  Philosophers Ray Brassier and Thomas Metzinger (by live video) discuss how cognitive neuroscience is unlocking the physical basis of personal experience....

• Arika12: Ray Brassier, Alexi Kukuljevic and Mark Fisher

  4:15pm – 5:30pm, £6 (or £14 festival pass)
  Tramway, Glasgow

  Three leading, radical philosopher/cultural critics discuss how neoliberal capitalism has locked down social experience.

• Arika12: Malin Arnell, Clara Lopez and Imri Sandstrom

  7:30pm – 8:40pm, £6 (or £14 festival pass)
  Tramway, Glasgow

  Thought-provoking look at whether performance art can be used as a means to think with the body.

• Arika12: Dawn Kasper

  9:00pm – 10:00pm, £6 (or £14 festival pass)
  Tramway, Glasgow

  A series of character sketches and the re-enactments of death scenes, taking in slapstick comedy, monologue, props, make-up and a live sculpture.

• Arika12: Junko

  10:30pm – 11:30pm, £6 (or £14 festival pass)
  Tramway, Glasgow

  One of the founding members of the defining Japanese Noise band Hijokaidan, doing her rather epic vocal solo thing.

• Arika12: Socialism and/or Barbarism

  3:30pm – 4:30pm, £6 (or £14 festival pass)
  Tramway, Glasgow

  Mute and Film Quarterly's Evan Calder Williams argues that horror, especially the horror of darkness, is not a depth lurking under the surface of our banal, repetitive lives, as maybe...

• Arika12: Eugene Thacker

  5:00pm – 6:00pm, £6 (or £14 festival pass)
  Tramway, Glasgow

  Mute Magazine's 'Occultural Studies' columnist, philosopher and occasional noise artist Eugene Thacker attempts to avoid the usual philanthropic pep-talk.

• Arika12: Taka Unami

  7:30pm – 8:45pm, £6 (or £14 festival pass)
  Tramway, Glasgow

  Performer Taku does his experimental thing, inspired by the supernatural horror of H. P. Lovecraft, black metal, philosophical horror as much as his roots in minimal Japanese improvisation....

• Arika12: Keiji Haino

  9:30pm – 11:00pm, £6 (or £14 festival pass)
  Tramway, Glasgow

  The experimental noise-rock musician of the last 30 years collapses his performance down to a vocal introspection, all whispered and horrific like....

• London

  times vary, Free
  Tramway, Glasgow

  Rhianna Turnbull uses painting, drawing and collage to create unique works which focus on themes of lifestyle, attitude and identity, combining images from a vast array of archived magazine material...

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