Art Sex Music: Cosey Fanni Tutti

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Please note that the images are not to scale and are an approximate representation of the final box set. late 1976) -- includes report on COUM Transmissions performance by Genesis P-Orridge of Throbbing Gristle, Psychic TV, Thee Temple ov Psychick Youth, etc. Tutti, who has already published an autobiography , peppers her account of Delia’s life with some of her own personal experiences. Between unpredictable hours of waking, sleeping, cooking smelly foods, and Delia’s adamant refusal to throw anything away–even old newspapers or empty snuff boxes–Clive found her an impossible housemate.

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Tutti outlines the universal kinds of mutual dynamics that people, artists, and female artists in particular, might fall into–or luck into, coast on, ride, or have to dig themselves out of. Biographer Cosey Fanni Tutti , an experimental musician herself, talked to Derbyshire’s former collaborators, friends, colleagues, and fellow wayfarers in life, even working with archival materials, to reconstruct her life story. Fearless, powerful, humorous, warm and intelligent, Cosey is everything and this book is a manual for anyone wanting to be the same. When Kempe embarked on her pilgrimage to the Holy Land, fellow pilgrims mocked and heckled her, and stole her food and money. She’d sometimes close herself off, not speak to anyone, which was flippantly referred to as “sulking” or giving people the “silent treatment”, “sending them to Coventry”.THROBBING GRISTLE - performance, Scala Cinema, London, Films by Kenneth Anger and William Burroughs.

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COSEY FANNI TUTTI - Solo audio/visual performance in the Turbine Hall at Tate Modern 10th Birthday weekend.The additional postscript text consist of extracts from Cosey’s personal 1975 diary which relate to the ‘CONFESSIONS’ magazine art action and her subsequent retrospective viewpoint written in 2003. She earned the church-given right to not sleep with her husband so she could remain chaste for Christ. In what little spare time she had, Tutti (who now lives in East Anglia) was reading up on the 15th-century religious visionary Margery Kempe (of King’s Lynn) whose life story is held to be the earliest known autobiography of a woman ever recorded.