X Street
A performance by réaltympanica, taking the public on a live journey through a neighbourhood in stand-by. The project focuses on the social and sound landscape and lifestyle implications of the 2012 Olympic Games reconstruction plans in the Hackney area, East London.
Where: Hackney Wick, London E9
When: Tue 9 - Sun 14 Feb 2010, daily at 8pm
Forthcoming Events and Exhibitions
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London
Journeys With No Return
Twelve artists from Germany, Great Britain and Turkey uncover themes around Turkish migration over the last 50 years, exploring archive images, cultural stereotypes and information systems.
Where: A Foundation, London E2
When: Thu 18 Feb – Sun 14 Mar 2010
Twelve artists from Germany, Great Britain and Turkey uncover themes around Turkish migration over the last 50 years, exploring archive images, cultural stereotypes and information systems.
Where: A Foundation, London E2
When: Thu 18 Feb – Sun 14 Mar 2010
Different Culture Photos - Roma London
A collaboration between 10 teenage Roma women, photographer Manuela Zanotti and The Children’s Society, Roma London documents the complex transition from Eastern European segregation to attempted British multiculturalism.
Where: Art Pavilion, Mile End Park, London E3
When: Thu 11 - Fri 19 Feb 2010
A collaboration between 10 teenage Roma women, photographer Manuela Zanotti and The Children’s Society, Roma London documents the complex transition from Eastern European segregation to attempted British multiculturalism.
Where: Art Pavilion, Mile End Park, London E3
When: Thu 11 - Fri 19 Feb 2010
Tim Etchells
Tim Etchells' first solo exhibition in London features two new works which record his explorations in to different discourses and cultural frames and explores the potential for communication and miscommunication between them.
Where: Gasworks, London SE11
When: Fri 5 Feb – Sun 28 Mar 2010
Tim Etchells' first solo exhibition in London features two new works which record his explorations in to different discourses and cultural frames and explores the potential for communication and miscommunication between them.
Where: Gasworks, London SE11
When: Fri 5 Feb – Sun 28 Mar 2010
Anthony McCorry - Things as they ought to be
An exhibition of works developed in response to and in collaboration with the residents of the Golden Lane estate in East London, made suring a six month residency on the estate.
Where: EXHIBIT at Golden Lane Estate, London EC1M
When: Fri 22 Jan – Fri 19 Feb 2010
An exhibition of works developed in response to and in collaboration with the residents of the Golden Lane estate in East London, made suring a six month residency on the estate.
Where: EXHIBIT at Golden Lane Estate, London EC1M
When: Fri 22 Jan – Fri 19 Feb 2010
England South
“LOUDER THAN BOMBS” - Art, Action & Activism
Stanley Picker Gallery will hand over its entire exhibition space to host a series of 7 week-long Live Art residencies focussing on challenging social, political and global issues of the day.
Where: Stanley Picker Gallery, Kingston upon Thames
When: Tue 9 Feb - Sat 27 Mar 2010
Stanley Picker Gallery will hand over its entire exhibition space to host a series of 7 week-long Live Art residencies focussing on challenging social, political and global issues of the day.
Where: Stanley Picker Gallery, Kingston upon Thames
When: Tue 9 Feb - Sat 27 Mar 2010
Psychopomp - Marcus Coates
Featuring early film pieces, sculpture, sound, costumes and photographs as well as new work this major survey of Marcus Coates' work reveals his on-going exploration in to how we use our relationship with animals to define our humanness.
Where: Milton Keynes Gallery, Central Milton Keynes
When: Fri 15 Jan - Sun 4 Apr 2010
Featuring early film pieces, sculpture, sound, costumes and photographs as well as new work this major survey of Marcus Coates' work reveals his on-going exploration in to how we use our relationship with animals to define our humanness.
Where: Milton Keynes Gallery, Central Milton Keynes
When: Fri 15 Jan - Sun 4 Apr 2010
Rachel Reupke - 10 Seconds or Greater
Formally based on the production of royalty-free stock footage, the new film by the 2009 Bristol Mean Time resident artist, Rachel Reupke, examines how popular marketing defines social positioning and taste.
Where: Picture This, Bristol
When: Sat 23 Jan – Sat 6 Mar 2010
Formally based on the production of royalty-free stock footage, the new film by the 2009 Bristol Mean Time resident artist, Rachel Reupke, examines how popular marketing defines social positioning and taste.
Where: Picture This, Bristol
When: Sat 23 Jan – Sat 6 Mar 2010
Richard Grayson
A retrospective of Richard Grayson's work from the past five years, taking a critical and at times subversive view of humanity that encompasses astrology, religion, politics, the global economy and extra-terrestrial life.
Where: De La Warr Pavilion, Bexhill on Sea
When: Sat 16 Jan - Sun 14 Mar 2010
A retrospective of Richard Grayson's work from the past five years, taking a critical and at times subversive view of humanity that encompasses astrology, religion, politics, the global economy and extra-terrestrial life.
Where: De La Warr Pavilion, Bexhill on Sea
When: Sat 16 Jan - Sun 14 Mar 2010
Amanda Beech - Sanity Assassin
New video installation work shot on location in Los Angeles and developing Beech’s on-going investigations into the forceful rhetoric played out within neo-liberal narratives of freedom in philosophy, politics, literature and popular culture.
Where: Spike Island, Bristol
When: Sat 23 Jan - Sun 11 Apr 2010
New video installation work shot on location in Los Angeles and developing Beech’s on-going investigations into the forceful rhetoric played out within neo-liberal narratives of freedom in philosophy, politics, literature and popular culture.
Where: Spike Island, Bristol
When: Sat 23 Jan - Sun 11 Apr 2010
Midlands
New Photography: Pavilion Commissions
An exhibition of newly commissioned work by four photographers, exploring subject matter including architecture, migration, geology and culture.
Where: Djanogly Gallery: Lakeside Arts Centre, Nottingham
When: Fri 15 Jan – Sun 28 Feb 2010.
An exhibition of newly commissioned work by four photographers, exploring subject matter including architecture, migration, geology and culture.
Where: Djanogly Gallery: Lakeside Arts Centre, Nottingham
When: Fri 15 Jan – Sun 28 Feb 2010.
North
Leo Fitzmaurice and Kim Rugg
Through dissecting and re-arranging mass produced information, such as newspapers, brochures, comics and packaging, the artists fragment our visual and cognitive understanding of images and text, and force us to reconsider the familiar from new perspectives.
Where: Castlefield Gallery, Manchester
When: Sat 20 Feb to Sat 3 Apr 2010
Through dissecting and re-arranging mass produced information, such as newspapers, brochures, comics and packaging, the artists fragment our visual and cognitive understanding of images and text, and force us to reconsider the familiar from new perspectives.
Where: Castlefield Gallery, Manchester
When: Sat 20 Feb to Sat 3 Apr 2010
FrenchMottershead: The SHOPS Project
The culmination of Rebecca French and Andrew Mottershead's two-year international SHOPS project, which explores through local shops the possibilities of local difference amidst globalised commerce.
Where: Site Gallery, Sheffield
When: Sat 21 Nov 2009 - Sat 13 Feb 2010
The culmination of Rebecca French and Andrew Mottershead's two-year international SHOPS project, which explores through local shops the possibilities of local difference amidst globalised commerce.
Where: Site Gallery, Sheffield
When: Sat 21 Nov 2009 - Sat 13 Feb 2010
Scotland
Steffi Klenz - NUMMIANUS
A photographic series that critically explores ideas of displacement and the collapse of rootedness in a sense of place, focussing on boarded up houses and social exclusion in the Greater Manchester area.
Where: Street Level Photoworks, Glasgow
When: Sat 30 Jan – Sun 28 Mar 2010
A photographic series that critically explores ideas of displacement and the collapse of rootedness in a sense of place, focussing on boarded up houses and social exclusion in the Greater Manchester area.
Where: Street Level Photoworks, Glasgow
When: Sat 30 Jan – Sun 28 Mar 2010
Other
Public Call for short falafel footage
Artists Oreet Ashery and Larissa Sansour want your video clips of falafel eating, or other falafel experiences, real or constructed. Inspired by chapter six, Orientalism, of the Novel of Nonel and Vovel, falafel is used a contested national symbol in the Near East and it’s diasporic manifestations.
Where: Part of a residency at Artsadmin, London
When: Send video clips by Fri 19 Feb 2010
Artists Oreet Ashery and Larissa Sansour want your video clips of falafel eating, or other falafel experiences, real or constructed. Inspired by chapter six, Orientalism, of the Novel of Nonel and Vovel, falafel is used a contested national symbol in the Near East and it’s diasporic manifestations.
Where: Part of a residency at Artsadmin, London
When: Send video clips by Fri 19 Feb 2010
Atopia Projects - Lifting, Theft in Art (publication)
Lifting is an anthology of art from the 1970s onwards by artists who have - or claim to have - crossed a legal or moral line and committed theft in the name of art.
Where: Available at the Atopia Projects website
When: Available to buy now
Lifting is an anthology of art from the 1970s onwards by artists who have - or claim to have - crossed a legal or moral line and committed theft in the name of art.
Where: Available at the Atopia Projects website
When: Available to buy now
