The Saatchi Gallery and Ministry of Nomads

Next Thursday 24^th April we are putting on an extra special event at the Gallery with the beautiful Helen Parker-Jayne, of the collective The Venus Bushfires. Please come along to the Gallery for a drink and to see the exclusive set performed live at our new exhibition Pangaea: New Art From Africa and Latin America.

See below for more details or click here for our website

 And please do pass on to any friends who are may be interested!

 The Saatchi Gallery and Ministry of Nomads present a rare opportunity to see Nigerian born composer and performance artist Helen Parker-Jayne, of the collective The Venus Bushfires, play a captivating live set accompanied and interpreted by contemporary African dance.

Helen Parker-Jayne is renowned for her immersive performances which bring together wide ranging influences from Avant-garde, psychedelic, tribal and meditative arts to 70s musical pioneers such as Fela Kuti and Can. The evening presents an exclusive opportunity to see Helen Parker-Jayne playing the Hang, a Swiss-made PANArt instrument, alongside the percussion, guitar and Pidgin vocals of the Venus Bushfires.

The hour long performance is designed to resonate with Saatchi Gallery’s new exhibition Pangaea: New Art from Africa and Latin America.

Doors open at 7pm, Thursday 24th April
Saatchi Gallery
Duke of York's HQ
King's Road
London, SW3 4RY
Tickets: £5 (which includes a drink)

listen to them nowhttp://thevenusbushfires.com/