Paul Kindersley’s “Rite of Spring” is a playful, mesmerising and mildly disturbing mash-up of Stravinsky and Catwoman. Part Bela Lugosi, part Rihanna, this is what 21st century pop culture does when you’re out.

Paul Kindersley’s “Rite of Spring” is a playful, mesmerising and mildly disturbing mash-up of Stravinsky and Catwoman. Part Bela Lugosi, part Rihanna, this is what 21st century pop culture does when you’re out.

Paul kindersley is an artist, makeup enthusiast, pervert and video broadcaster. He is a long time collaborator with Marvin Gaye Chetwynd. His drawings have been exhibited widely, including in The Centre For Recent Drawing (London), Fruehsorge Contemporary Drawings (Berlin), Transition Gallery (London) and Simon Oldfield Gallery (London). Performances include ‘Extreme Dream, Makeover’ in Nottingham Contempory and ‘Albert Sketch for a Ballet’ at the ICA London and film screenings at The London Underground Film Festival and Burn at the Hackney Picturehouse. His latest project was a feature length film entirely self shot on location in Aldeburgh entitled ‘Sea Witch Rated’X’’. Paul’s youtube channel, www.youtube.com/thebritisharecumming has had over 345,000 views and his work has been featured online in i-D, The Independant, Dazed and Confused, Rhizome, Fad, arty and Garageland magazines. Browse all Paul Kindersley’s work on Micro Gallery here

Paul Kindersley portrait by GWH photography

Meg Mosley’s Megastar TV show – #mylife – follows the glamorous aspirations of a small town girl, battling with real life tragedy, juggling reality and fantasy whilst all the time striving to rise above the mundane and live the celebrity lifestyle.

Meg Mosley’s Megastar TV show – #mylife – follows the glamorous aspirations of a small town girl, battling with real life tragedy, juggling reality and fantasy whilst all the time striving to rise above the mundane and live the celebrity lifestyle.

The streets of Trow Vegas were just not sparkly enough for Meg so her grandmother coached her in the power of glamour and small town girl Meg became Megastar. Megastar hit the big time at Rio Cinema in July 2024 bringing her A-game to a fierce live performance and launch of her ‪#‎partofme‬ lip-sync music video.

Megastar’s reality tv show ‪#‎mylife‬, is currently showing at Jerwood Visual Arts Project Space.

The streets of Trow Vegas were just not sparkly enough for Meg so her grandmother coached her in the power of glamour and small town girl Meg became Megastar. Megastar hit the big time at Rio Cinema in July 2024 bringing her A-game to a fierce live performance and launch of her ‪#‎partofme‬ lip-sync music video. Megastar’s reality tv show ‪#‎mylife‬, is currently showing at Jerwood Visual Arts Project Space.

Meg Mosley is a live art and media artists living and working in the UK. Meg makes art about mainstream celebrations that go into overdrive and popular pleasures that are usually excluded from academic art circles and performance studies.

She plays with this tension and explores the everyday like a mesmerising wonder to understand the spiritual, the mundane and the impulse to form groups that is within us all. She finds her art everywhere and in everyone.

Browse all Meg Mosley’s work on Micro Gallery here

Indie classical singer and composer Ana Silvera’s star is on the rise. Performing at The Roundhouse with the Estonian Television Choir and alongside Imogen Heap, as well as touring nationally, she has picked up praise and accolades across the board.

Her songs draw on her eventful life, as well as referencing mythical and historical tales for their fascinating narratives.

Kate Church’s film documents the creation of Ana’s most recent work, Oracles, a song cycle for voice and choir, first performed at the Roundhouse in February 2024 and featuring the landmark arts venue’s experimental choir.

Based upon an arc of fairy tales, Oracles begins with a deep loss, an exile, which through the slow, difficult action of love resolves into acceptance. The film follows Ana through the early stages of developing her seven interlinking songs with arranger Alex Curtis, including rehearsals and the premiere performance.

Watch the Oracles documentary here