Bodhi
bar // cafe

Bodhi Gallery
art // retail

214 Brick Lane
London
E1 6SA
United Kingdom
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bodhi_bricklane@yahoo.co.uk

About Bodhi
Welcome to East London's cultural center. Bodhi incorporates a daytime cafe, a bar and a gallery space.

Based in East London's cultural district, Bodhi offers a peaceful place to drink and spend time. Please feel free to visit us during our regular opening hours, or contact us at bodhi_bricklane@yahoo.co.uk

Bodhi bar & cafe is open from 12 (noon) until late. The newly refurbished Bodhi bar offers a full drinks menu of amazing fresh fruit cocktails, non alcoholic cocktails, beers and wines, as well as coffees and our unique range of teas. Free wireless available throughout the day, making Bodhi a perfect place to spend your day.

Bodhi is available for private hire for meetings, presentations and similar events. We pride ourselves on our hospitality, making Bodhi a perfect venue for your birthday parties. Please e-mail for further details.

Bodhi Gallery
We have an amazing underground gallery space, showcasing the best in art talent from around the world. The space also houses a select mini-store, carrying the best subculture brands, from toys, clothing, books, magazines as well as a special selection of international independent brands.

Jarvis Cocker: "Further complications" available to buy in Bodhi bar/gallery

Bodhi bar/gallery is a unique place where art and music mix so we were happy to be approached by Rough Trade as one of the very few art galleries in London to stock Jarvis Cocker’s new album “Further complications” and be a part of the Jarvis in Galleries project.

Jarvis Cocker recently mused that if the voices suggesting or pronouncing the imminent death of the music industry are to be believed, then music may soon revert to an art form free from any commercial obligations. To explore this idea Jarvis and his band installed themselves in a Parisian art gallery for five days and exhibited themselves playing music under many different guises; as an accompaniment to a yoga class, as a treat for local school kids, as a facility for local musicians to drop in and improvise with and many more, full footage of which can be viewed here.

Through performing music for such an array of purposes Jarvis has raised the question of what is music? A point that those pronouncing its death should be considering. To help spark this re-evaluation “Further complications” is being stocked by a number of UK art galleries in a bid to recontextualise the album and make the point that this item is very different to the other ones on the shelves of Tesco.

CD available to buy - £9.99
VINYL available to buy - £14.99

www.jarviscocker.net
Jarvis puts music in its place (article).