Saturday, 10th September 2011 Participative performance by Ania Bas (artist and keen baker) with people of Margate at the Lido Complex During the performance a series of edible (and almost edible) artworks was created. Each cupcake explored the relationship between food, recession and socialscape as seen and experienced by individuals not society. Themes of abundance as well as scarcity, reborn and fertile recession grounds, social status, changing tastes, colour-overflows, s

Soundscape by Claire Hazelton and Dean Wood To Listen Click Here Centred around the 1976 record, 'Tony Savage and Dominic Play the Organ' (recorded live at the Lido), Claire Hazelton and Dean Wood create a theatrical soundscape incorporating classical music, laptop, radio and culinary equipment (for a La Monte Young inspired interlude). Looking back to the Savage's lively Cliftonville, the piece fluctuates between the melancholy of the lost Cliftonville of now and the energy

Artist: Jonathan Polkest Assistance: Joe Cornwell, Samantha Grace Drew-Griffiths and Daniel Crawford For full gallery Click Here Overview 'Draw Me / Tedne Ve' booth, is an ongoing public portrait project by Cornish artist, Jonathan Polkest. ‘Tedne Ve' (which is Cornish for Draw Me) creates an instant portrait gallery by offering an opportunity for one person to draw another regardless of artistic ability. The ‘Draw Me’ is a camera obscurer built into a specially designed

Margnification, by the conceptual art collective Akleriah, is a live street intervention that challenges the perception of the space in which the performance takes place. 'Let's change the rhythm of the clock!' - Akleriah Thoughts The airy mix of experimental and classical music represents the feeling of Margate; the sea with the seagulls and the half empty town, worn out cobbled streets and air of past glory, a decadent nostalgic feeling of what it might've been, of the ravi

The Golden Grill, 18 CLIFF TERRACE, MARGATE, CT9 4TD, June 2011 Moonbow Margate is a temporary café performance bar space in a derelict shop on a derelict parade in Cliftonville, Margate, within 4 minutes walk of the new £18m Turner Contemporary Gallery. Running from June to September 2011, the space will become a representation of change that often takes place following art-led regeneration and will attempt to become a reflective of the way local people view and interact wit