Walking After Acconci is featured as part of Hear It! (Part 2) organised by the Stedelijk Museum at Trouw, Amsterdam on 19 April alongside wok by artists including Marina Abramović, Alva Noto, Valie Export, Gary Hill, Bruce Nauman, Semiconductor and Peter Zegveld.
A new publication, Perform, Repeat, Record: Live Art in History, edited by Amelia Jones and Adrian Heathfield features a chapter about our practice including a conversation with ourselves and Andrew Renton.
On 17 February we will join Father Brian Ralph as guests of An Artist For Tea on London Fields Radio, hosted by Charlotte Bonham-Carter and Gemma Tortella.
ROMEO ECHO DELTA will be broadcast at an unspecified time turing the Acoustic Mirrors weekend at Zabludowicz Collection Friday 3 - Sunday 5 February. The event is organised by curating students from the RCA and Goldsmiths.
Our video installation Kiss My Nauman will feature in the exhibition Thank You For The Music at the Museum of Contemporary Art Kiasma, Finland from 20 January to 17 June 2012. Curated by Kati Kivinen & Arja Miller.
We are delighted to have been shortlisted for the inaugural Samsung Art+ Prize alongside Neil Cummings, Aura Satz, Doug Fishbone, Hiraki Sawa, Semiconductor, Torsten Lauschmann, Erika Tan, Lucky PDF, Thomson and Craighead.
Our series of films commissioned by Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds to accompany the re-issue of the band’s catalogue will be screened at Cinecity, the Brighton Film Festival, this December.
File under Sacred Music features in 'to pay respect to the generosity of the three-minute punk-rock song', the current exhibition at Crate Space in Margate. Curated by Toby Huddlestone, the show runs until 18 December.
