Audio Visual Exchange Luton

To those making their way to Luton this weekend - save this poem - it will guide you from the train station, past the town's landmarks - right to St. Mary's church.

We would like to take a moment to acknowledge our partners and sponsors whose support and guidance was essential in organising this festival.
and of course

Thank you and hope to see you at the event!

Equinoks is an arts festival bringing together renowned musicians, film makers and artists from the UK and around the world.

The afternoon will be full of acoustic and free jazz performances by artists using classical, improvised and electronic instruments, a selection of short films and animations and a unique collection of ceramic and photographic artworks - all set in the glorious interiors of a medieval church of St. Mary’s in the heart of Luton.

The event is a collaboration between Luton and international artists and the group, UK’s longest running concert series dedicated to freely improvised music, founded by the great guitarist, late John Russell.

Equinoks was made possible by generous support from Luton organisations and businesses. Thank you.

Performances by:
Sylvia Hallett (bowed branches and a bicycle wheel)
Lawrence Casserley (SPU and sounders)
Mark Browne (sax and collected objects)
Jakub Rokita (harmonica and effects)
Viv Corringham (voice and effects)
Yoko Miura (melodica)
Tomasz Glazik (sax)
Petra Haller (dance)
Paul Jolly (clarinets)

Films by:
Ahmed Salvador & Scott McMahon (pinhole photo-animation)
mcDdavid (video and performance on how to build a chaos poem)
Ebba Jahn (compilation of short films featuring musicians)

Artwork of:
Anna Fairchild (large photographic works)
Faye Munroe (ceramics)
Claire Louise Davies (ceramics)

Tickets are on sale on Eventbrite: https://tinyurl.com/equinoks

Find out more about the event: https://avxluton.wordpress.com