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‘ART SEX MUSIC’
First Look At Caroline Catz’s Documentary
About Artist Cosey Fanni Tutti
Here are the first stills from Art Sex Music, a feature documentary
directed by Caroline Catz and produced by Andy Starke.
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THROBBING GRISTLE: TG50
THROBBING GRISTLE: TG50
Throbbing Gristle – activated exactly 50 years ago, on 3 September 1976.
To mark the anniversary, TG50 comes to the ICA on 18 October 2026 – 50 years to the day since the band’s incendiary live performance at the gallery, staged as part of their notorious Prostitution exhibition.
On 18 October 2026, the ICA will mark this moment with a day of films, talks and music, bringing Throbbing Gristle fans together to share memories, stories and reflections on the band and what their work has meant to them. The day will also see the launch of a new range of TG merchandise, including items available exclusively at the event.
The event is free to attend and drop in throughout the day, with separate paid tickets for limited-capacity cinema screenings and talks. Further details, including the screening programme, will be announced soon.
An ICA / Mute partnership.
FURTHER DETAILS ARE ON THE ICA WEBSITE
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EXHIBITIONS & INSTALLATIONS
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Cosey Fanni Tutti’s
‘THE MYTHS AND LEGENDARY TAPES OF DELIA DERBYSHIRE ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK RECORDINGS‘
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Cosey Fanni Tutti
exhibiting in
Quickkopy Conceptualism at MAMCO Geneva
MAMCO x HEAD
Quickkopy Conceptualism.
Bay Area Dada to Bay Area Punk
13 May - 21 June 2026
at
LA FABRIQUE – HEAD, BOULEVARD JAMES-FAZY, 15 1201 GENEVA
What goes into the making of an exhibition? This question is the focus of the seminar that will start in the fall of 2025, organized by MAMCO and held at HEAD – Genève (the Geneva University of Art and Design). A full academic year of collaborative work between the museum’s team, the students and guest researcher Branden W. Joseph will culminate in a public exhibition based on the Ecart Archives—the legacy of the 1970s Geneva-based artist collective of the same name.
The Ecart Archives reveal the Mail Art networks that existed outside institutional circles, linking alternative scenes in the Western world. One such example is the Bay Area Dadaists—an array of artists from San Francisco who were inspired by the Dadaist spirit of contestation and fascination for absurdity. The fanzines, collages, and performances created by figures such as Anna Banana, Bill Gaglione and Monte Cazazza found resonance in other scenes—in Canada (Image Bank, General Idea) and the United Kingdom (Cosey Fanni Tutti)—and laid the early foundations for a nascent American punk scene. Through printed documents, videos, and audio recordings, the exhibition will piece together a previously untold story: that of artists claiming their right to be insolent and questioning meaning, gender, authority, and institutions.
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Cosey is also featured on the Cabinet stand
at the Art Basel international art fair in Switzerland.
Go to Hall 2.1 Stand K16
16 - 21 June 2026
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Cosey Fanni Tutti & Caroline Catz
In Conversation
at Humber Street Gallery, Hull
Sunday, Jan 25, 2026 from 6pm to 9pm
An In Conversation with Cosey Fanni Tutti and Caroline Catz at Humber Street Gallery.
In conversation at Humber Street Gallery, Caroline Catz and Cosey Fanni Tutti reflect on Cosey’s career and continuing practice, from early transgressive work to questions of memory, control and self-representation. Drawing on their ongoing collaboration, the talk offers insight into how personal history becomes art — and how that work resonates today.
About Caroline: Caroline Catz is an actor, director and screenwriter who has worked extensively across television, film, theatre and radio. Her BBC film Delia Derbyshire: The Myths and the Legendary Tapes premiered at the BFI London Film Festival, won the SXSW Special Jury Prize, and marked her first collaboration with Cosey Fanni Tutti. She is currently working with Cosey on a feature-length documentary exploring Cosey’s life and work.
Incognito exhibition at Humber Street Gallery:
Incognito is the embodiment of multiple identities originally constructed by Cosey Fanni Tutti to function within the glamour industry between 1973 and 1981. The industry comprised modelling agencies, soft-porn magazine publishers and their distributors, as well as a network of venues: studios, pubs and clubs across London.
This eponymous exhibition brings together film, vinyl music, costumes, performance documentation, press cuttings, and correspondence; many rare material items from Cosey’s personal archive never previously exhibited. For more information, please visit: https://humberstreetgallery.co.uk/events/incognito-by-cosey-fanni-tutti/
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BACK IN STOCK
The Myths And Legendary Tapes of Delia Derbyshire
Original Soundtrack Recordings
by Cosey Fanni Tutti
In 2018, Cosey Fanni Tutti was commissioned to write the soundtrack to director and actor Caroline Catz’s acclaimed, intimate portrayal of the composer, musician and sonic experimentalist, Delia Derbyshire (1937-2001). The album includes the audio explorations and experiments that lead Cosey Fanni Tutti to the final soundtrack for Catz’ film. From the 4-minute long ‘Cornet Lament’ to the humorous ‘Snuff Chorus’ (which references an addiction that Derbyshire had for snuff), the album is a journey through both Delia and Cosey’s practise – Fanni Tutti spent time researching Derbyshire’s archives (both musical and the more personal ephemera of her life) to create an audio world for Catz’s depiction of the artist to inhabit.
available on Clear Vinyl and CD from the
IAN BODDY & CHRIS CARTER - CAGED
25th Anniversary Edition
AVAILABLE NOW!
First released in 2000, the album brought together two giants of experimental electronic music: Chris Carter of Throbbing Gristle, and Ian Boddy, composer, sound designer, and founder of the DiN label. Their collaboration produced a work of muscularity and textural depth, shifting between whispers, crescendos, and dissolving beats.
This 25th anniversary edition on The Grey Area of Mute includes two brand-new reimaginings from the original audio: ‘Claustrophobia’ by Carter and ‘Uncaged’ by Boddy. Revisiting its DNA from opposite ends of the spectrum, the album proves once again that being ‘Caged’ is being free.
Caged (25th Anniversary Edition) is out now on The Grey Area of Mute
on limited edition double LP red vinyl, CD and digitally.
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The Observer
interview with Cosey Fanni Tutti
by Luke Turner
An exhibition in the pioneering artist's hometown sees the Throbbing Gristle co-founder celebrating 50 years of baring her soul.
Incognito
a new exhibition by Cosey Fanni Tutti
opens October at Humber Street Gallery, Hull
Incognito is the embodiment of multiple identities originally constructed by Cosey Fanni Tutti to function within the glamour industry between 1973 and 1981. The industry comprised modelling agencies, soft-porn magazine publishers and their distributors, as well as a network of venues: studios, pubs and clubs across London.
This eponymous exhibition brings together film, vinyl music, costumes, performance documentation, press cuttings, and correspondence; many rare material items from Cosey's personal archive never previously exhibited.
Behind each costume, record, magazine image and art action, is a story, a memorable incident, a person, a conversation. It all began in Hull.
EXHIBITION DATES:
Friday 3rd October 2025 – Sunday 25th January 2026.
EXHIBITION LAUNCH EVENT
Thursday 2 October, 6-9pm
Free, open to all (no booking required)
MORE DETAILS HERE
Cosey Fanni Tutti given the AIM Innovator Award for her trailblazing contributions to avant-garde music.
The Association of Independent Music (AIM) Awards 2025 took place on 23rd September at the Roundhouse in London. details here
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Cosey Fanni Tutti
Special Edition “1 of 100”
2t2 T-Shirt
AVAILABLE NOW!
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PEER REVIEW
Peter Strickland Interviews Cosey Fanni Tutti…
and Vice Versa.
The Quietus got Cosey Fanni Tutti together with visionary film maker Peter Strickland...
and left them to interview one another.
THE QUIETUS INTERVIEW
Cosey Fanni Tutti answers your questions on everything from squat life to societal outrage and the best music for striptease.
Cosey’s new solo album 2t2 is an available now. Would you like to know more about where her provocative art comes from? Her answers to The Guardian readers questions were published in the Guardian Film & Music section on 30th May.
READ HER INTERVIEW HERE
Fab and Kinky
The Provocative Work of Cosey Fanni Tutti
Subverting the narrative of exploitation from within the sex industry.
THE PLAYGIRL INTERVIEW
Cosey Fanni Tutti In Conversation On The Resident Advisor Podcast
Listen to the episode in full.
COSEY FANNI TUTTI on the SONIC TALK Podcast
NEW!
Telexes (Cosey Fanni Tutti Remix) 2025
Cosey Fanni Tutti
New York solo exhibition
‘Magazine Actions’
May 1 - June 28, 2025
MAXWELL GRAHAM GALLERY
55 Heter Street New York, NY 10002
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Magazine Actions are a body of work made between 1972 - 1980, for which Cosey Fanni Tutti worked as a pornographic model. These Magazine Actions infiltrated both the sex and art industries. Cosey Fanni Tutti conceived of the project as a progression from her use of existing pornography in collages and mail art:
“the idea of cutting around my own body and collaging myself as a nude model from a sex magazine struck me as having an honesty and potency that I felt could be the embodiment of a consummate artwork. I would have created the very image that I then used to create a work of art.” Cosey Fanni Tutti
Cosey Fanni Tutti, cover feature for The Wire issue 496, available on newsstands from 8th May.
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LONDON GALLERY WEEKEND
Cosey Fanni Tutti's
Curated Route
“If there’s a theme to the artists I’ve chosen for my route, it’s that their works speak through and of the ‘self’, and their bold embrace of different mediums. It begins with a quiet coffee in Soho Square—an iconic, living London landmark, and one of my favourite places when I lived in the city. I so often met friends there after visiting music equipment shops, or used it as a location for photography and filming.”
From Frith Street to Camberwell...
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