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Flute & Cello Duo by Unji Chung and Jieun Jeon at Hobkirk House

Flute Ensemble for the lauch party at Barton Green Theatre

1st New Malden Arts Festival Poster Image

A living Statue at Tudor Williams

Interactive Arts Project ' Form and Matter ' 17th Nov 2007

What if ... everyone did a painting would they be similar?
The project is an examination of what people paint when they pick up a paintbrush. The painted squares of canvas will then be assembled as a collage and ideally be exhibited at a commercial venue.

Exploring the Senses - Visual ... is an exploration of the senses. The performers will use the first location purely visually. The window display area of Tudor Williams will be transformed to a venue. The performers will show the physical reaction to colours in a performance.

Exploring the Senses - Visual & Sound ... The senses are further exploded in the second part of the performance with original sound track added to the visual experience.

Fragments (6min) ... Looking for a personal history through the period of World War II in Rome. Fragments of evidence explore time, meaning and relationship.

Lazy Morning (3min) ... Exploring the physical interaction of cloth and body as someone streches under the bedclothes

Venues: Hairline/ Tudor Williams/ Malden Centre

10:00 - 17:00 'What if' by Philippa Hilliard at Hairline
13:00 - 14:00 'Exploring the Senses - Visual'
by Robina, Janet and Becky at Tudor Williams
14:15 - 15:15 'Fragments' and 'Lazy Morning' by Daniella
15:30 - 17:00 'Exploring the Senses - Visual & Sound'
by Robina, Janet and Becky at Malden Centre

Arts Exhibition 12th Nov - 17th Nov 2007

To nurture talent of young artists and local artists, exhibitions of their work will be held in a number of venues around New Malden High Street.

Venues

Gallery 1 - Tudor Williams, 53-59 High Street
Gallery 2 - Cafe 32, 32 High Street
Gallery 3 - Fonetek, 42 High Street
Gallery 4 - Dae Young Travel, 38 High Street
Gallery 5 - London New Days Gallery, 2 Alric Avenue KT3 4JN

Artists: Philippa Hilliard, Daniella White, Paul Wright, Robina Hula, Francesca Cho and Janet Crabtree

Open Performances 17th Nov 2007

Our aim is to help make New Malden a new venue for Arts and Culture within the U.K. through transforming commercial spaces in New Malden High Street into arts spaces for the public, with a variety of street performances. The performances expected are listed below and Living Statues will perform 20 minutes ahead of each performance.

Flute Quartet
by Unji Chung, Kiyoka, Rod and Zsuzsi at Tudor Williams (16:00 pm)

Flute & Cello Duo
by Unji Chung and Jieun Jeon at Hobkirk House (14:00 pm)

Brass Jazz Quintet
by Sasha Koushk-Jalali, Matthew Knight, Ben van loon, Hua Li and Seunggu Im at Tudor Williams (15:00 pm) and Bar Malden (16:00 pm)

B-boys Dance by 'Having Fun'
at Tudor Williams (14:00 pm), Waitros Square (15:30 pm) and Malden Centre (17:00 pm)

Living Statues
'The Leaning Man' & 'The Stone Angel'
at Tudor Williams (12:30 pm), Waitrose (13:30 pm), Malden Centre (14:30 pm) and Bar Malden (15:30 pm)

A Yearning in My Heart ' by Jae-kyung Ko at Barton Green Theatre

One of Korea's best-known mime artist, Jae-Kyung Ko performs his latest production <A Yearning in My Heart>, a series of mime in five parts. It is known as one of Ko's best pieces from his twenty years of stage career and it encapsulates the best characteristics of mime and demonstrates his unique talent for communicating with audiences.

Ko has gained critical acclaim in Korea through his leading performances in productions such as <A Yearning in My Heart> in 2006, <2-man pantomime> a Korean-Japanese co-production, <Dreaming Insects>, <Blanket>, <Newspapers>, <A Present from Rain>, <Bubble Mime> and <Hit and Run>.

1st New Malden Arts Festival 12th - 24th Nov 2007

The young theatre company Theatre 4 All, founded by a small group of Korean professionals, has just entered into partnership with Green Theatre Company of Barton Green Theatre based in New Malden, bringing together the dynamic young Korean community with the well established youth theatre company. Both organisations share the desire to bring the local community together through arts and culture and to bring together people in New Malden from various international backgrounds through a wide variety of genres of art.

As a first project, they are organising the New Malden Arts Festival, exhibiting a variety of genres of high quality arts in commercial venues around New Malden High Street.

They believe that this kind of event will strengthen the community, enhance the lives of people in the area and nuture innovative ideas and creativity within people of all generations. In addition, the arts event will benefit local businesses by drawing in people from other areas and raising the profile of New Malden.

(The festival is supported by Kingston Council.)