AND: Abandon Normal Devices Returns to Liverpool this Autumn

July 13, 2013

SEFT_1_cabin_copy_600x400a73a78 — Pictured: Cabin of SEFT-1, the autonomous road-rail vehicle coming to AND 2013

Now in it’s fifth edition, AND 2013 will be an exciting foray into current artistic and cinematic practice. Blurring art, science and cultural activism, artists will render a series of politically charged views on issues as diverse as modern defence tactics and special effects.

This year sees a departure from the format of previous years, with a week of artistic labs followed by a three day exposition of performances, debates, live events and showcases.

Featuring: Los Ferronautas, Jesse Darling, Mark Boulos, Adam Brown, Aleksandra Domanovic, Nelly Ben Hayoun, Memo Akten and many more.

Keep an eye out for AND e-newsletters for up to date info as the programme is announced.

AND Festival will take place 3 – 5 October 2013

andfestival.org.uk

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