The Dance WE Made at Holywells Park, Ipswich with DanceEast Choreographers: 30 people from Ipswich Performed by Matthew Winston, Kaia Goodenough, Andy Geffré-Gardiner and Emily Hodgson Performance and Concept by Tim Casson Filming and Editing by Alessandro Mariscalco Graphic Design and Branding by Simon Allen  Music: To You by Modern Mammal Project Producer: Helen Dawson Special Thanks to Chrissie Moore and the team at DanceEast Presented by DanceEast on 12th September 2020 The Dance WE Made is a Casson & Friends Project www.cassonandfriends.com ©2020 Casson & Friends - All rights reserved. Let's Make a Dance! Subscribe here: http://bit.ly/ZZZEL9

10 May 2020 On Sunday night, I went for a few hours visiting Central London, from Piccadilly Circus, to Covent Garden, Chinatown, Oxford Circus, Tottenham Court Road and Trafalgar Square. Despite not being a fan of the crowded streets in this area, filled with shopping goers, tourists, business people, seeing these streets so empty, silent, felt really lonely, and abandoned, as they were never lived in. I took advantage of the kindness of Nine Inch Nails who released their Ghost I-IV album under a Creative Commons licence. I used their song number 9, which perfectly conveys this melancholia. As per the song also my video is then under Creative Commons licence. "You are free to share and remix the work provided you attribute the author and do not use the work for commercial purposes. If you alter, transform, or build upon this work, you may distribute the resulting work only under the same or similar license." Put your headphones on, I worked quite a bit on SFX! Feel free to share!

05 May 2020 A stroll around Camden Town, usually packed with people, tourists, and shops. Now completely empty, during lockdown. I took advantage of the kindness of Nine Inch Nails who released their Ghost I-IV album under a Creative Commons licence. I used their song number 1, which perfectly conveys this melancholia. As per the song also my video is then under Creative Commons licence. "You are free to share and remix the work provided you attribute the author and do not use the work for commercial purposes. If you alter, transform, or build upon this work, you may distribute the resulting work only under the same or similar license." Put your headphones on, I worked quite a bit on SFX! Feel free to share!

Manolo Valdés Opera Gallery London 25 October - 15 November 2019 More info: https://www.operagallery.com/manolo-valdes-london-operagallery/

Once Upon Us is a composite art project by Immuto in collaboration with sound artist Alessandro Baldessari, choreographer Riccardo Buscarini, Professor Vardhman Rakyan and Queen Mary University of London. Inspired by the latest medical research on how our environment influences our genetic expression and how memories could move across generations through DNA coding, Once Upon Us launches as part of the London Festival of Architecture of June 2019 and explores the blurring boundaries of our individuality across space and time. From 26 June to 7 July, a participatory and sensory installation transmits memories gathered from across the world. The interaction of sound, reflections and changing light becomes a metaphor for the dance that involves the present we are, the past we contain and the future we are creating. On 27 June, audience and leading experts from different fields (from epigenetics to psychology and wisdom traditions) engage in a thought-provoking conversation about the interplay of ancient and new theories on the theme of ancestral memory. On 2 July and as part of the New Horizons in Genomics week at Queen Mary University, artists and scientists come together in a playful evening to build a sculptural installation that questions how our choices shape our relationship with ourselves and the world around us. Where and when do we start? Where and when do we end? Are the boundaries of who we are really as defined in time and space as we think? Concept by Alessandro Baldessari, Francesca Lando, Riccardo Buscarini. Choreography by Riccardo Buscarini. Sound by Alessandro Baldessari. Space by Francesca Lando. Video by Alessandro Mariscalco

E VOI COSA ASPETTATE A STUDIARMI? Spot Istituzionale voluto dal Consolato Generale d'Italia a Londra e affidato al regista e produttore Luca Vullo per promuovere lo studio della Lingua Italiana. Executive Production: Ondemotive Productions Ltd https://www.ondemotive.com/ Author and Director: Luca Vullo https://www.lucavullo.com/ Director of Photography and Editing : Alessandro Mariscalco Production assistant: Federico Sigillo Model: Chiara Spadano Voice Over: Nina Deiana Original Music: Giuseppe Vasapolli Special thanks to: Mara Luongo, Liana Vullo, Chef Carmelo Carnevale, Giorgio Giannoccaro, Alessia Mastroleo, Alice Scandellari Burr, Paola Selene Fiorino, Italian Cultural Institute London, Sud Italia Pizza Napoletana, SIAL school, Bar Italia. Questo il progetto LA VOCE DEL CORPO sulla gestualità italiana https://www.lavocedelcorpo.com/ FIRMATE LA PETIZIONE "La gestualità italiana è un Patrimonio Culturale Immateriale dell'Umanità" http://chng.it/JCDHVjKW87

The Dance WE Made for Merchant City Festival Family Day 2019 Choreographers: 32 people from Glasgow aged 3 to 64 Performed by Sarah Blanc, Joe Garbett, Alice Shepperson and Sara Kemal Performance and Concept by Tim Casson Filming and Editing by Alessandro Mariscalco Graphic Design and Branding by Simon Allen  Music : To You by Modern Mammal Special Thanks to Lorenzo Mele, Jon Pope & Angus MacKechnie Filmed on 26th July 2019 and presented by Glasgow Arts as part of Merchant City Festival 2019 ©2019 Casson & Friends - All rights reserved.

Opera Gallery are delighted to reveal the brand new public sculpture "Butterflies" by Spanish artist Manolo Valdés. The colossal sculpture was installed at Berkeley Square in London, and is one of six sculptures included in London’s City of Westminster's 'City of Sculpture' initiative. 'City of Sculpture' launched in 2010 to promote public art ahead of London 2012. It is now a rolling programme in collaboration with many of London's galleries as well as international galleries and artists to commission and showcase pieces of art. Weighing over five tonnes, the giant aluminium sculpture will be residing at its Mayfair location for the next six months. "One day, while strolling in Central Park, I saw butterflies fluttering over a person's head. That inspired me! From that moment, I saw butterflies everywhere!" Manolo Valdés. Film: DANIELE BANZATO