After a two-year hiatus, Partly is returning to Art Hub on March 24 with an extraordinary evening of music, performance and readings by three exceptional artists: Graham Lambkin, Jenny Gräf, and Ro. All three are known for their music, though they also work with performance, text, and visual art. Unmissable.

Initiated and organised by Ed Atkins and Steven Zultanski, Partly is an ongoing reading series and event platform that brings together literature, performance, and art.

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Participation is free, but it is recomendable to secure a free ticket here at Billetto.

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Graham Lambkin first came to prominence in the early ‘90s through his experimental music group The Shadow Ring. As a sound organizer, rather than music maker, Lambkin transforms quotidian materials into expressive sound art using tape manipulation techniques, chance operations, and the thick ambience of domestic field recordings. His Kye imprint, founded in 2001, was an instrumental platform for the dissemination of work by an intergenerational cast of artists using sound, including Henning Christiansen, Anton Heyboer, Moniek Darge, and Gabi Losoncy. Lambkin began showing his visual art in 2014 with “Came To Call Mine,” an exhibition curated by Lawrence Kumpf and Justin Luke at Audio Visual Arts, New York, in conjunction with the publication of Lambkin’s children’s book (for adults) of the same name, and he has since exhibited his work at 356 Mission, Los Angeles; Künstlerhaus, Stuttgart, Germany; PiK, Cologne, Germany; and Blank Forms, New York.

Jenny Gräf is a multi-dimensional artist working with sonic energies, transduction and diffracted agencies within sound, performance and installation. Interested in what transpires between beings, she engages in collaborative practices, such as in her work with women with Alzheimer’s, experimental restaurants that score musical works, and provocative sound performances that use home-built tactile instruments and voice. She is currently a PhD Fellow at the University of Copenhagen and the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Art working on a project titled Communicating Vessels: re-defining agency through sounding.

Ro (Chris Shields) is a musician, technician and developer of instruments for scientific and musical experimentation. Chris splits time between involvement in arctic climate research with the Danish government and recording and performing music alone and with others around Northern Europe.