John Latham Archive

This Saturday, you are invited to two events that coincide with the final weekend of the exhibition 'John Latham: Anarchive' at the Whitechapel Gallery organised by the Ligatus Research Centre and supported by AHRC and PRS Foundation.

Saturday 4 September at 2pm

FLAT TIME/sounding

A composition and performance by composer/author David Toop based on John Latham's ideas of Flat Time.

Performers:

David Toop: laptops, flutes, strings, amplified processes, omnipresent score.

John Butcher: saxophones, etc...

Phil Durrant: Maschine, etc...

Please join us to celebrate the launch of 'The Portable John Latham'.

A collection of unpublished or rarely seen documents from the John Latham Archive Edited by Antony Hudek and Athanasios Velios

Thursday 15 July 2010, 6­9pm

Whitechapel Gallery
77­ 82 Whitechapel High Street
London E1 7QX

Published by Occasional Papers in association with Whitechapel Gallery, London, on the occasion of the exhibition John Latham: Anarchive, 2 April­ - 5 September 2010

Funded by Ligatus/Camberwell College of Arts With the support of AHRC, Cassochrome and the John Latham Foundation.

http://www.whitechapelgallery.org/exhibitions/john-latham-anarchive

Opening reception: 6th January 2010, 6pm
The Incidental Person

The Trustees of the John Latham Foundation announced the opening of Flat Time House (FTHo), the home of the late artist, to the public on 2 October 2008.

As of yesterday, 15 September, Antony Hudek is the new Research Fellow who has joined Ligatus to work on the John Latham Archive. Antony brings strong art historian and archiving experience to the project alongside excellent academic skills. He will be based in both the Flat-Time-House and the Ligatus office and his primary role will be to implement a classification system for the JLA documents based on John Latham's cosmological ideas.