check out Parisian swingers Caravan Palace and get into the party zone!

Oxford and Cambridge’s combined anthology is now accepting submissions for new prose, poetry and art. The magazine will be published and distributed to shops and literary agents nationwide. Send your work, as an attachment, to mays@varsity.co.uk with the word ‘submission’ in the subject line BEFORE MIDNIGHT ON THE 31st OF MARCH for a chance to see it in print.

http://isismag.wordpress.com/

Isis out now. Don’t miss it.

sick photos of sick people. click the link.

Charlie Chaplin and Marlene Dietrich

nineties night.

an evening of slinkies and crop tops at babylove bar.

photos by xenobe purvis 18/2/10

YOU-KULELE WORKSHOP

There are still places left for the ukulele workshop on Wed 8th week.
2 hours with a ukulele maestro who will teach you how to make your uke sing like a bird and your own ukulele at the end for only £20!
Limited spaces. Deadline to sign up this sunday (sunday of 6th).
email michaela.rhode@new.ox.ac.uk to grab your place now.
don’t miss this chance to add another string to your bow!

For more information see:

http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=509773403&ref=profile#!/event.php?eid=289657304067&ref=ts

xxx

Despite the fact they haven’t released a single piece of music and remain unsigned; Brooklyn’s Sleigh Bells are still the hot tip for 2010. Listen here to find out why.

Dont miss the OUFF’s film festival this term. Watch video for more information.

Edward Fish is a great talker, a bad sleeper, predator, automobile enthusiast, an admirer of Jane Austen’s heroines and most importantly Constance’s husband. Tonight, though, he will have to entertain Rachel, Constance’s old school friend. And she will like it. As supper approaches, Edward rehearses for his final charm-assault.

Hilaritas presents ‘YAWN’, an arresting new comedy by Oliver Rows (author of UDDER), containing the conversational labours, fabulous passions, nasty desires, hidden loves, kitchen crimes and descent of an evil bore.

Don’t miss out on one of the hottest student productions this year. On next week at the OFS. Tickets selling fast! Get yours here:

www.ofsstudio.org.uk

COMMA CLUB is proud to present: LET THERE BE NIGHT

From the makers of Beat Kitchen & Never Say Never, we give to you:

HIP HOP.
HOUSE.
TECHNO.
COMMUNAL ART.
VIDEO.
GAMES.
PHOTOGRAPHY

With appearances from:

Charlie Moore (Eclectricity)
Memphis ‘Nightcrawlin’ Barker (Beat Kitchen)
Oliver ‘Deep House Yawnin’ Rowse (Misc)

And more TBC

Thursday 5th Week // 18th Feb
BabyLove Bar
£4 or £3 Concession with 90s dress up: Think Baggy, Think Crop Top etc..

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Remember the delights of late 80s/ early 90s Hip House? Neither do we. Here’s a taster of what the hell we were missing out on. Only the birth of House and Techno:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SIXEN3hbmMM

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UxQQ04kN6M4

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GGIeJswiJU4

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=omfiVkkJ1OU


Real Smooth For Dancin’

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LET THERE BE NIGHT

Until the mid-twentieth century, groups of Russian peasants, about fifty in number, were paid a pittance to bind themselves together and drag boats up the Volga in the hot summer. They sung this song. The Red Army Choir was made up of the best singers in all the armies of the USSR.

Comma Club’s next amazing live music night is coming…!!!

Monday 6th Week // 22nd February
The Cellar
£5
9pm - 1am

Scarlett in the Wilderness - Klesmer/ Gypsy / Girls Explosion!

Longwall Dub Collective - Brassy/ Funky Beats for your Dancin’ Feet

We Thieves - The Finest Naval Folk Themed Duo in Town

Claudia Costa - Bruce Springsteen/ Accordion/ Double Denim

Liam Howarth - The Best Beard in Oxford?

Live Comedy

And the usual:
-Sweets
-Games
-Communal Canvas Art
And much, much more..

Stay Tuned

Square America is a great archive of photographs showing american life over the past century.

Artist Michael Landy, who once destroyed all his possessions in an act of creative destruction, has transformed the South London Gallery into a giant dustbin for art. Describing the work, simply called Art Bin, as ‘about failure’, Landy is inviting members of the public to bring their own artistic failures along to the gallery from 29 January, where their worthlessness will be assessed. Damien Hirst, Gillian Wearing, Tracey Emin and Mark Titchner have already contributed, offering sculptures, paintings and prints