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Monday, 30 August 2010

Art In The Park

Many thanks to everyone who was involved in Art In The Park. It was a great afternoon!

If you missed any of the acts you can have a look at them here:
Lance Boreham
Roberta Vaz

Tuesday, 17 August 2010

Seminars In Irrelevant Learning

Thank you to everyone who came to our event Seminars In Irreverent Learning at the beginning of the month. [Details on Request] had a fair share of hurdles to overcome - threat of thunder storms, drunken heckling and equipment failure, but in the end we presented three successful lectures. We all learnt a great deal of valuable information and advice from our fascinating speakers, fueling some brilliant discussions and debate.

[Details on Request] are pleased to have two of the lectures featured on Amelia's Magazine.



How To Attract The Opposite Sex








How To Hold A Conversation








How to be Attracted to Things








All photographs by Margaret Holmes

Saturday, 14 August 2010

Monday, 9 August 2010

Next Events


On Friday the 27th August 2010
12-4pm

Book Swap and Storytelling At Lunch Time

An informal meeting event to listen to some good stories and read a couple of pages of a good book at lunch.



On Saturday the 28th August 2010
11-6pm

Art In The Park

A picnic and meeting place for performance and live art where a whole lot of arts each have half an hour to perform their work.

To book a slot please email info@detailsonrequest.com or just turn up on the day!!

Tuesday, 3 August 2010

THIS WEEK! Seminars In Irrelevant Learning



Please join us this week for three exciting lectures -

How To Attract The Opposite Sex


Thursday 5th August 2010, 8pm
How To Attract The Opposite Sex
Off Broadway,
63-65 Broadway Market, London,
E8 4PH
FREE

Come and listen to tips on how to play the game and get the girl(or boy) you want. Kyle Advani and Justine Trail-Thomas will be giving a talk on how to attract the person you are after- when you should text them back, which compliments work the best and looking at the psychology of what attracts us to people (and how to fake that).


How To Hold A Conversation


Friday 6th August 2010, 7pm
How To Hold A Conversation
Tina, We Salute You,
47 King Henry's Walk,
Dalston London
N1 4NH
£5.00

[Details on Request] would like to invite you to a talk given by Glyn Read on How To Hold A Conversation. Using his experience in the business world, Glyn Read will be presenting a seminar in how to engage someone in conversation- this may be something you think that you know how to do- but you have never been taught. Glyn's talk will break down the art of conversation into fail-safe rules so that you will never be lost for something to say again.


How We Are Attracted To Things


Saturday 7th August 2010, 7pm
How We Are Attracted To Things
Gossip Cafe,
62 Broadway Market,
E8 4QJ
£2.50

Details on Request] would like to invite you to a talk given by Andrew Jeremy Houghton-Robinson on How We Are Attracted To Things where he will be leading a talk into what it is that draws us to one thing and not another. This talk will appeal to all who are interested in the power of advertising and its use as a tool of manipulation. Andrew's talk will be an interactive and vibrant seminar using sound and video to argue his case.

Wednesday, 28 July 2010

How To Attract The Opposite Sex Location Change

[DoR] are very lucky to be able to hold How To Attract The Opposite Sex at Off Broadway on Broadway Market.

This is a busy little drinking den who love and encourage art of all kinds so come down and have some drinks and learn some things and then practice your new skills on the boys and girls on bikes up and down Broadway Market!!


Image by Georgie Clark
http://offbroadway.org.uk/

Thursday, 8 July 2010

Seminars In Irrelevant Learning

Seminars in Irrelevant Learning looks at the way in which people are taught and learn. From childhood we have learnt by mimicking the actions of those around us, we watch the way in which they act and follow suit by repeating what we have seen. Rather than being consciously taught we learn by example. We develop our most important social skills by adapting to the environment around us. But if we are just duplicating the actions of our elders how can we expect to develop and progress as a society?

Rather than taking a traditional exhibition format by displaying artworks, [Details on Request] will be looking at the concept of learning through a series of workshops. The aim of these workshops will be to generate discussions without the use of visual language.

[Details on Request] will be running four workshops, each one looking at one of the things that we have learnt by example and that we assume we know how to do. Each workshop will be held by an industry professional who will break down these activities and teach them in the correct way.

By taking part in these workshops that participants will see whether they can improve on the skills they already know and whether this will benefit their lives in any way. By looking in detail at what we take for granted it allows us to appreciate the complexity of these skills and how we can use them to their full advantage. Seminars also questions the long term worth of learning by example and investigates whether it will be more beneficial to our cultural development to study the everyday skills we use more closely.


Friday 6th August

How To Hold A Conversation held by Glyn Read.

Tina, We Salute You, 47 King Henry's Walk, Dalston N1


Saturday 7th August

How To Like Things held by Andrew Jeremy Houghton-Robinson

Gossip, 62 Broadway Market, E8 4QJ


Sunday 15th August

How To Eat Proper

Under the Dust (Invitation only)

Artist Opportunity


On Saturday the 27th August 2010 [DoR] will be holding an open forum performance event in London Fields.

We are looking for performance and live artists to take part.

To find out more, or to book a time-slot please email us at info@detailsonrequest.com

Wednesday, 30 June 2010

Loot and Everything Else - Photos Galore!


Hand made catalogues for each of the artists


The Owl Collection by Supermarket Sarah


Lou Marcellin's photos of her and her housemates belongings


Laura Kennedy's Book of Not Knowing


Annie Ablett's MOMART Christmas Card Collection