Kele, Mark Ronson, Filthy Dukes and more to celebrate Creators Project on July 17th

Indeed, The Creators Project is coming to London and bringing with it a celebratory assemblage of musicians, artists, designers, panelists, filmmakers, food, and drink. The festivities take place on July 17th and will include a dizzying array of eclectic exhibitions and musical acts in the vein of the inaugural Creators Project event in NYC.

Beginning at 10AM and running through 3AM, The Creators Project London event will become a technological and artistic promise land, with a vast selection of installations by some of the very best digital artists working today. In addition to live performances by Kele Okereke, Mark Ronson, Filthy Dukes, Trevor Jackson, Mumdance, Flats, Yuck, and Hudson Mohawke, attendees will also get to experience exhibitions, attend film screenings, and interact with multimedia installations from the following renowned artists: Spike Jonze, Radical Friend, Karl Sandler, United Visual Artists, Nick Zinner, Takeshi Murata, Mark Essen ,Peng Lei, Ray Lei, Danny Perez and Animal Collective, Ladj Ly, Patrick Jean, Sun Haipeng, Felix's Machines, MOS Architects.

The festivities will continue into the evening with a huge party hosted by Vice from 9PM to 3AM that will undoubtedly be one of the biggest and wildest of the summer with live performances by Mark Ronson & The Business INTL, Kele Okereke, Filthy Dukes, Trevor Jackson, Mumdance, Flats, Yuck and Hudson Mohawke. This will be an invite only event and picked from people who register at:

thecreatorsproject.com/london
thecreatorsproject.com/the-creators-project-conquers-london

Winners will be selected in a series of prize draws, the first of which will take place on Friday 2 July. Once registered, punters will automatically take part in all 3 draws (July 2, July 9, July 13) and be contacted after each draw.

17TH JULY 2010: 10 AM-3AM : VICTORIA HOUSE : LONDON
DAY EXHIBITIONS ARE FREE 10AM-6PM, EVENING EVENT IS FREE WITH REGISTRATION 9PM-3AM

www.thecreatorsproject.com // www.viceuk.com