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FEATURED ARTICLES
Nathan Jones new website
I just updated my personal website. Including documentation of Mercy EVP and Syndrome projects, and my solo and collaborative practice also. Take a look alittlenathan.co.uk More
New release: The Happy Jug
The Happy Jug was a posthuman drama produced as part of our series Syndrome. The sound work produced by Kepla and Nathan Jones will be released by Entracte record label, along with an illustrated booklet of the libretto More
New release: ABSENT PERSONAE
PTP are releasing Absent Personae, the sonic work produced in collaboration between Kepla, De Forrest Brown Junior and film maker Chris Boyd for the EVP Sessions. The release, on Vinyl and MP3, is on 29th September More
FEATURED WORK
Overlap
Overlap 2011 was a series showcasing the first phase of Mercy’s new live commissions - exploring shared territories across writing/music/performance.
The series was co-curated by Nathan Jones and Mark Greenwood, and presented in partnership with AND Festival, the Bluecoat, Glitch Karaoke and Liverpool Music Week. Contributors included Victoria View work
Electronic Voice Phenomena
A long-running project, growing out of an online conversation in 2011, between curator Nathan Jones and artists Mark Greenwood and Mark Leahy. The project included 2012 performances in Berlin, London, Edinburgh and a weekend of activity at Liverpool Biennial, featuring talks, workshops, installation and performance.
2012 also featured a unique View work
Audioguide
Scripted by top UK writers, this new audiobook describes works invented for the public sphere – as though the city were a living gallery of the beautiful and absurd. An alternative, imagined Biennial, the Mercy Audioguide references conceptual works by contemporary artists such as Peter Liversidge, as well as drawing on a host of writing influences View work
You lousy bunch of bleedin' hearts
Mercy's 12 Angry E-zines, issue 12: Issue 12 is our antagonist: the emotionally distraught father whose stubborn refusal to consider all the facts threatens to derail the whole shebang. Read