BABA YAGA’S HUT

Building on the popularity of the renowned An Electric Storm nights, Corsica Studios has expanded its repertoire to provide South London with a new night of alternative live music – Baba Yaga’s Hut. At this semi-regular music/club event we present a diverse selection of both established and up-and-coming bands and artists that we want to see play here. You can expect everything from Krautrock, 60’s psych and crime-jazz to baile-funk, progressive rock, 60’s girl groups, blaxploitation soundtracks, no-wave disco, ghetto-tech and free noise. Each night will feature live appearances, guest DJs and one-off performances from both European and International acts.
 

Off Modern are an collective of artists, artists, writers and curators based across South East London who focus on the development of culture and art at a grass roots level by allowing people to exhibit their work outside of a gallery and exposing their work to a new audience through mixture of club night and exhibition. There is a combination of new, exciting and interesting bands with art across the whole venue.

In the past we have put on acts ranging from No Wave to Drone to Dubstep to Electronica to Indie. The musical remit is one of expansiveness and exploration; our open minded audience are ready to listen to and give a chance to anything.

Off Modern is primarily about the promotion of the new, challenging, interesting and avant-garde in any form it takes.
 

An Electric Storm is Corsica Studios's flagship music and arts event. With a no-holds-barred approach and supreme attention to detail we take the finest musical and artistic ingredients available to us and create a heady multi-sensory cocktail of audio-visual delight.

Previous guests include Trost, 1927, Polar Bear, Cobra Killer, Guapo, HTRK, Clark, Khan, Electronicat and JG Thirlwell.

The Night Gallery launched on April 30th 2004 with the first show to be programmed at The Corsica Arts Club and was curated by Amanda Moss and Adrian Jones.  The exhibition featured the work of photographers, painters, classical and experimental musicians, performance artists, spoken word artists, digital artists and filmmakers.  Over the years, Amanda Moss and Adrian Jones have built their reputation on their ability to establish creative platforms, deliberately utilizing empty buildings that were earmarked for re-development.  They set out to create a new type of independent arts organisation that places a wide range of arts and media activities within alternative spaces. The Night Gallery will feature an ongoing program of exhibitions that will utilise the whole of Corsica Studios as an environment in which to program a diverse range of work.