Art Below / Art Barter Collaboration in Berlin |
Revolutionary, resourceful and truly avant-garde in spirit, Art Barter and Art Below have, in each other, found their perfect playmate. Art Barter boasts a fresh, engaging approach to the sometime elitist art world, proving that Art can be a resource that money cannot buy. On 24th June we kicked off with Art Barter’s exclusive Alexanderplatz launch party followed by Art Below’s 2 week long exhibition on 10 public pillars displaying Berlin’s hottest established and emerging artists, including Jonathan Monk, Jason Dodge and Uwe Henneken.
Co-inciding beautifully with Berlin’s 6th Biennale for Contemporary Art, this summer promises to only further establish the city’s reputation as a creative melting pot. | |  |
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Art Below / Hospital Club 'Open Kimono' competition winner announced. |
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| Eloise Fornieles is an Anglo-Argentine artist represented by Paradise Row gallery. After a BA in Fine Art at Kingston University, Fornieles graduated from the Slade School of Fine Art in 2006 with an MFA in Fine Art Media.
Her work engages with human interaction, intimacy and the relationship between beauty and violence, using photography and video as an extension of her work in performance and installation. |
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NOW ON DISPLAY Jonathan Monk / Jason Dodge / Uwe Henneken / John Isaacs / Sadane Afif / Evgeni Dybsky / Wolfgang Ganter / Yudi Noor / Sophie Holstein / Stefan Rinck / Haralampi Oroschakoff / Ilona Kalnoky / Charlotte Duale/ Stephan Balleux / Melissa Frost / Isabelle Graeff / John Kleckner /
Alejandro Moncada / Sergio Roger / Yukiko Terada / Clemence Seilles / Ludwig Kreutzer / Jeremy Shaw. Eloise Fornieles: Winner of Art Below / Hospital Club Collaboration. Displaying at London Bridge
BandiWork Displaying at Angel, Bond Street, Old Street, Sloane Square Nicolas Ruston Winner of The Art Below / Sovereign Challenge at Bond Street, Central Line platform, Eastbound
Amanda Holiday at London Bridge, Northern Line platform, Southbound
Susan Hemming at Sloane Square, District Line Platform, Eastbound
DON at Angel Station, Northern Line Platform, Northbound COMING UP Rebecca Fontaine Wolf at South Kensington Station
Johan Andersson at Bond Street Station
BandiWork at South Kensington and Sloane Square Station
4 Corners Film at Old Street Station
Institute of Polish Culture at South Kensington Station |
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| | DegreeArt.com presents Swedish artist Johan Andersson's debut solo show. Central Saint Martin's graduate Johan Andersson's, who was identified as one of the Independent's top 20 graduates of 2008, will be exhibiting selected works in his debut London solo show at the new DegreeArt.com Gallery, 12a Vyner Street, London E2.
Countless faces. Infinite eyes. Walking past. Unnoticed.
The title for Johan Andersson's debut solo show 'Prophecy', from the Greek 'prophetia', defines the belief that divine inspiration can stir revelations.
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| | ONSHOW at Battersea
Three artists with the best and most recent of their paintings and drawings from Devon. Keiron Leach, Creydi Nevill, Ed Crumpton. The first London exhibition of this unusual and diverse collaborative touring group.
Acquire Arts Gallery, 155 Battersea Park Road, London. SW8 4BU.
Exhibition runs Mon 9th - Wed 18th August 2010. 10:30-6pm. Mon to Sat. Free.
For images, links and video clips see www.onshow.org.uk |
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SHOOT NATIONS Our Shoot Nations project, celebrating it's 5th anniversary, is live this week - it's a photography project where we give young people (aged 11 to 25) a voice for expression on this year's global theme of CITY LIFE/urbanisation which are then presented to the highest form of government, the United Nations in a ceremony in New York in August.
The project includes a photography competition element, exhibitions and workshops in seven global cities, including a two month long exhibition in the lobby of the United Nations secretariat building in New York for two months starting in August.
The UK winner of the competition will receive an all expenses paid trip to New York to present winning and commended photos to the United Nations on International Youth Day, August 12. There are other prizes for global winners too!
In particular, we are trying to encourage participation in the photography competition element at the moment which closes on 28 July - I must stress, it's a very inclusive project and is aimed at everybody, not just photographers, but especially photographers..
We are encouraging anyone and everyone to use photography as a tool for expression and communication.
You can see the commended list so far here - http://shootnations.org/gallery/shoot-nations-2010/commended
Thank you.
www.shootnations.org
LISSON GALLERY
Rodney Graham
Painter, Poet, Lighthouse Keeper
23 June – 31 July 2010
52 – 54 Bell Street Painter, Poet, Lighthouse Keeper presents a series of new works, created by Rodney Graham specifically for Lisson Gallery. One of the most original and influential artists of his generation, Graham has constructed a complex and articulate practice which operates through systems of quotation, reference, adaptation and inscription from other works or authors. Here the artist draws from sources as diverse as structural film, Mallarmé's poetry, British zombie movies, and 19th century French military painting to create a kaleidoscopic exhibition combining works in photography, film and painting. Exhibition Facts
Opening Hours: Monday-Friday 10am-6pm, Saturday 11am-5pm
Location: 52-54 Bell Street, London, NW1 5DA
Tel: + 44(0)20 7724 2739
LISSON GALLERY
Jonathan Monk and Douglas Gordon
Double Act Repeated
23 June – 31 July 2010
29 Bell Street
Lisson Gallery is proud to present a new exhibition by Jonathan Monk and Douglas Gordon. Double Act Repeated is a collaborative project comprised of four films, an opening-night performance and a series of new works created specifically for the exhibition. As artists Monk and Gordon share an interest in exploring the creative act as an intuitive process rooted in the history of Conceptual Art. As friends they share a passion for found images, football, word-play and the belief that the best ideas are generated around the dining table.
About the artists:
Jonathan Monk (1969, Leicester) and Douglas Gordon (1966, Glasgow) met for the first time in 1990 when both were studying fine art in Glasgow. There first meeting either took place at back-stage at a Miles Davis concert or while watching England lose to Germany on penalties.
The films formed the basis of an exhibition at the Fondazione Morra Greco in Naples in 2009 and are presented in London for the first time.
Exhibition Facts
Opening Hours: Monday - Friday 10am - 6pm, Saturday 11am - 5pm
Location: 29 Bell Street, London, NW1 5DA
Tel: + 44(0)20 7724 2739
Show and Tell Films presents Blender (supported by New Media Age)
Date/ Time/ Place: 30th June, 7pm, The Queen of Hoxton
Guest Speaker Line Up:
Peter Buckingham (Head of Distribution, UK Film Council)
Jen Topping (New Media Commissioning Manager, Channel 4)
Thomas Benski (Managing Director, Pulse Films)
Matt Hunt (Managing Director, Joost Video Network part of Adconion Media Group)
Paul Simonet (European Creative Strategy Director, Imagination)
The event will be chaired by Nic Howell (Deputy and Features Editor, New Media Age)
Agenda: A panel discussion about the convergence of the media industries with Q and A, rooftop networking, free stuff and prizes. With essential learning and networking this event is a must for anyone working in Film, TV, Digital Media and Advertising.
Tickets: £25. There are only 150 places at this event, so book early to avoid disappointment. To buy tickets visit the Show and Tell website
www.showandtellfilms.com
More info: You can find more info including the full agenda for the talk and speaker biogs atwww.showandtellfilms.com
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