︎ AFTER THE FLOOD ︎ Adam Shield, CAREFUL GUEST, YISHKA
︎ AFTER THE FLOOD ︎ Adam Shield, CAREFUL GUEST, YISHKA
AFTER THE FLOOD
ADAM SHIELD
CAREFUL GUEST
YISKAH
15 NOV / 19:00 - 23:00
Free music performances
Please join us for an evening of experimental music responding to the sounds of site, place and speculative narrative, with sets from Adam Shield, Elliot Buchanan and Yiskah. All performed within the unique setting of Flood Drill, an exhibition by Adam Shield.
Adam Shield will be performing his text, Who’s Listening to the City, a text that forms the narrative framing for works within the exhibiton Flood Drill. A published version of the text will be launched on the evening.
Yiskah, the pseudonym of Cornish sound artist Jessica Beechey, creates minimalist and drone-based works that blend field recordings with interactive and generative techniques. Her recent projects investigate the acoustic properties of Cornish fogous - ancient underground structures - exploring their potential role as ritual spaces through both acoustic and acoustemological lenses. Now pursuing a PhD at Falmouth University, Yiskah's research focuses on Cornish heritage, identity, and landscape, aiming to amplify the sonic and political voices of marginalised communities and the natural environment.
Careful Guest is the pseudonym of London-based artist Elliot Buchanan. Working with sound to examine the complexities of the human experience, they utilise listening and sound-making as investigative methods. His practice explores how sonic materiality articulates social relations through spatiotemporal entanglements. Working mostly with sculptural sound installation, performance and radio he has shown work at The Swiss Church, Bomb Factory Foundation and completed a residency at Chisenhale Art Place. He curates a monthly radio show on RTM.FM entitled Intimacy which exists as a common ground for conceptual artists
Adam Shield is an artist from Newcastle upon Tyne, who lives and works in London. He has exhibited nationally, including at the Drawing Room, the Showroom (London), the Priestman Gallery, Baltic 39, Belmacz, Royal Academy of Arts, and Glasgow International. He co-runs Long Distance Press with Thomas Whittle. Their public artwork Hand Over Hand in Paddington Square opened in July 2025.
Adam Shield will be performing his text, Who’s Listening to the City, a text that forms the narrative framing for works within the exhibiton Flood Drill. A published version of the text will be launched on the evening.
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Yiskah, the pseudonym of Cornish sound artist Jessica Beechey, creates minimalist and drone-based works that blend field recordings with interactive and generative techniques. Her recent projects investigate the acoustic properties of Cornish fogous - ancient underground structures - exploring their potential role as ritual spaces through both acoustic and acoustemological lenses. Now pursuing a PhD at Falmouth University, Yiskah's research focuses on Cornish heritage, identity, and landscape, aiming to amplify the sonic and political voices of marginalised communities and the natural environment.
Careful Guest is the pseudonym of London-based artist Elliot Buchanan. Working with sound to examine the complexities of the human experience, they utilise listening and sound-making as investigative methods. His practice explores how sonic materiality articulates social relations through spatiotemporal entanglements. Working mostly with sculptural sound installation, performance and radio he has shown work at The Swiss Church, Bomb Factory Foundation and completed a residency at Chisenhale Art Place. He curates a monthly radio show on RTM.FM entitled Intimacy which exists as a common ground for conceptual artists
Adam Shield is an artist from Newcastle upon Tyne, who lives and works in London. He has exhibited nationally, including at the Drawing Room, the Showroom (London), the Priestman Gallery, Baltic 39, Belmacz, Royal Academy of Arts, and Glasgow International. He co-runs Long Distance Press with Thomas Whittle. Their public artwork Hand Over Hand in Paddington Square opened in July 2025.