http://www.artrabbit.com Current Events Art Rabbit http://www.artrabbit.com/events http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss en Fri, 24 May 2013 17:00:00 +0000 http://www.artrabbit.com/layout/img/logo_small.gif http://www.artrabbit.com5649 Fri, 24 May 2013 17:00:00 +0000 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/ArtRabbitCurrent/all/~3/QyWjYSB6J4M/event&event=39741 Fri, 24 May 2013 17:00:00 +0000Multi-disciplinary Exhibition http://www.artrabbit.com/all/events/event&event=39741  
24.05.13 - 15.09.13 / ends in 114 days
At Turner Contemporary in Kent, United Kingdom
Exhibition | Multi-disciplinary

Hayward Touring exhibition curated by Brian Dillon
Enter a world of wonder, fascination and inquiry. Experience the spectacular and the bizarre, the startling and mysterious, contemporary art alongside historical artefacts, as the gallery becomes a cabinet of curiosities. +quot;Like the cabinet of curiosities of the 17th century, which mixed science and art, ancient and modern, reality and fiction, this exhibition refuses to choose between knowledge and pleasure. It juxtaposes historical periods and categories of objects to produce an eccentric map of curiosity in its many senses+quot; says curator Brian Dillon. See the absurdly over stuffed Horniman Museum walrus, which has travelled to the seaside having left its current home for the first time since the 1890s, sit proudly in our North gallery. Works by contemporary artists including Katie Paterson, Pablo Bronstein, Tacita Dean and Gerard Byrne expose past and present fascinations such as astronomy, animals, maps and humankind+rsquo;s obsession with collecting, blurring the boundaries of art, science and fantasy. Historical artefacts abound with intricate pen and ink studies by Leonardo da Vinci; Albrecht D+uuml;rer+rsquo;s celebrated Rhinoceros woodcut (1515); beautiful bird studies by the gallery+rsquo;s namesake JMW Turner; late 19th century models of aquatic creatures by German glassmakers Leopold and Rudolph Blaschka; the mineral collection of Roger Caillois from the Natural History Museum in Paris, the diarist and botanist John Evelyn+rsquo;s cabinet, ivory anatomical models from the 17th and 18th centuries, Robert Hooke+rsquo;s Micrographia with its startingly detailed illustration of a flea, and a penguin collected from one of Ernest Shackleton+rsquo;s Antarctic expeditions from our neighbour the Powell-Cotton Museum in Birchington-on-Sea. A Hayward Touring exhibition, in collaboration with Turner Contemporary and curated by Brian Dillon. Also in association with New York art and culture magazine Cabinet.

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24.05.13 - 01.09.13 / ends in 100 days
At Blackwell +ndash; the Arts and Crafts House in Cumbria, United Kingdom
Exhibition | Multi-disciplinary


Bodil Manz+rsquo;s work utilises the gentle fragility of egg shell porcelain and dominance of utilitarian white and block colour to create breath-taking ceramic vessels. Her near paper thin cast porcelain cylinders are so translucent that you can often discern the light and shadow passing through both walls of a pot blending interior with exterior. Manz has had solo exhibitions in Copenhagen, Brussels, Amsterdam, London and New York and in 2008 was honoured with a major retrospective exhibition at the Kunstindustrimuseet in Copenhagen. In 2007 she was awarded the Grand Prize at the 4th World Ceramic Biennale, Korea. Work will be in the exhibition rooms as well as in the period spaces.

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24.05.13 - 13.07.13 / ends in 50 days
At Artae Galerie in Leipzig, Germany
Exhibition | Installation

ENRICO NIEMANN

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24.05.13 - 06.07.13 / ends in 43 days
At Phoenix Gallery in Exeter, United Kingdom
Exhibition | Multi-disciplinary


An exhibition of recent works by collaborative duo LOW PROFILE spanning live performance, video, installation and artists+rsquo; publication. Their work investigates ideas around survival, preparedness and perseverance, testing their own commitment to keeping going and not giving up. Drawing on a range of cultural reference points they address themes of everyday survival with humour, absurdity and a light touch, actively calling into question notions of expertise, usefulness and redundancy. By setting up situations that are inviting and engaging, LOW PROFILE+rsquo;s idiosyncratic embrace of the impossible, the endless and the obsessive, magnify and put on show our experiences of everyday life. As part of the exhibition, LOW PROFILE will undertake a 12 hour durational performance in which they attempt to read, learn from and test each other on the advice offered in The Book of Survival (by Anthony Greenbank), a 1960s publication that promises to leave its readers mentally equipped to +lsquo;survive+rsquo; anything.

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24.05.13 - 06.07.13 / ends in 43 days
At Josh Lilley Gallery in London, United Kingdom
Exhibition | Multi-disciplinary


Josh Lilley is delighted to announce the opening of The Scandalized Mask - a group exhibition featuring Anthony Lepore, Brian Bress, Nick Devereux, and Peter Linde Busk.

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24.05.13 - 06.07.13 / ends in 43 days
At Carroll / Fletcher in London, United Kingdom
Exhibition | Installation


NEVER ODD OR EVEN is the first survey of Jon Thomson and Alison Craighead's work in the UK. The artists appropriate and manipulate video footage, You Tube clips, computer games, and Twitter and other real time web data into installations, video works and projections, often with sound and text. Political and social themes are explored through technology to reformulate human questions for contemporary times.+lt;br /+gt; +lt;br /+gt; Using the aspirational vocalisations of the karaoke singer, More Songs of Innocence and of Experience (2012), displays unsolicited spam email texts as though they were on a karaoke machine, accompanied by a soundtrack of anodyne music familiar from supermarkets and shopping centres. Spurious pleas for financial assistance - 'I am the wife of the late Libyan Leader Colonel Muammar Gahdafi' and 'I would like you to help me relocate to your country as my uncle wants to assassinate me' - describe barely credible fantastical scenarios.+lt;br /+gt; +lt;br /+gt; In contrast, Belief (2012) - the final work in the Flat Earth Trilogy following Flat Earth (2007) and A Short Film about War (2009/2010) - mines the vast array of video imagery that breeds on YouTube, bringing together a series of self-appointed proselytisers extemporising on their personal faiths and fetishes. Between each clip, the camera pulls back to a Google Earth view of the planet, and a compass floor projection points to the geographical location of the next bedroom broadcaster. +lt;br /+gt; +lt;br /+gt; In London Wall W1W (2013), Thomson and Craighead evolve a physical manifestation of invisible Fitzrovia and Soho on the walls of the gallery. Drawn daily from live social media generated within a one-mile radius of Carroll / Fletcher, the words become a form of concrete poetry produced on site in the format of propaganda-style posters that eventually cover a whole wall.+lt;br /+gt; +lt;br /+gt; Thomson and Craighead's spatial and temporal mapping of the boundaries of the knowable world culminates in Time Machine in alphabetical order (2011). Using a complete version of the famous 1960s film, the artists have re-edited it so that every spoken word is sequenced in alphabetical, rather than narrative order. The artists consider this an experimental work of 'constrained' editing in reference to the constrained writing technique developed by the Oulipo literary movement in the 1960s. +lt;br /+gt; +lt;br /+gt; Evoking 1960s systems art, 1970s structuralist filmmaking and early Minimalism, Thomson and Craighead create compelling visual and musical systems that employ chance operations, re-contextualising the familiar to allow for lyrical new readings of known structures and situations. Re-using and recycling enable the artists to engage in a form of oblique storytelling where meaning is implied, ideas slowly percolate and time is treated with a sculptor's mentality, a pliable quantity that can be moulded and re-modelled. The artists acknowledge their sources as ephemeral products of the moment whilst transforming them into timeless and enduring works. +lt;br /+gt; +lt;br /+gt; Other works in NEVER ODD OR EVEN include Beacon (2005- ), Several Interruptions (2009), Triggerhappy (1998), Trooper (1998) and A Live Portrait of Tim Berners Lee (an early warning system), (2012).+lt;br /+gt;

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24.05.13 - 05.07.13 / ends in 42 days
At Grand Union in Birmingham, United Kingdom
Exhibition | Multi-disciplinary

A Small Hiccup
Is it always good to talk? A Small Hiccup is a traveling exhibition, events programme, publication and online commission of new work exploring diseased language curated by George Vasey. Featuring new work by artists: Jeremy Hutchison Leah Lovett Fay Nicolson +amp; Oliver Smith Si+ocirc;n Parkinson Holly Pester Erica Scourti Simon Senn Charlie Woolley See www.smallhiccup.tumblr.com for additional artworks, reading and playlists.

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24.05.13 - 26.06.13 / ends in 33 days
At McAllister Thomas Fine Art in Surrey, United Kingdom
Exhibition | Painting


An inspirational and eclectic exhibition featuring some of the most beautiful areas of Great Britain, Provence and Spain. Established Gallery painters such as David Atkins, Colin Carruthers and Paul Wright to name a few are now joined by a great Cornish based artist Gareth Edwards and an exciting Hampshire painter, Ewa Adams.

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24.05.13 - 07.06.13 / ends in 14 days
At Lyndhurst Gallery in Lyndhurst, United Kingdom
Exhibition | Painting


Transitions+rsquo; will include 21 new canvases capturing Claire+rsquo;s responses to the seasons and landscapes of the New Forest, the south coast and, following a recent trip to South America, the vast open spaces of Patagonia. Claire describes the theme of the show: +quot;The focus for this solo show is exploring transitions in nature from one moment or mood to another, as well as how colour changes in different seasons; from subtle tones through to bright light+quot; A measure of Claire+rsquo;s popularity as a fully established artist can be found in the national recognition and acclaim that her work has received. In 2010 she received the +lsquo;Rosemary and Co+rsquo; award from the Society of Woman Artists and in late 2011 two of her paintings were selected by the House of Lords for acquisition by the House+rsquo;s permanent collection. In October 2013 her paintings will be shown for the first time at the New York Affordable Art Fair. The exhibition offers a wonderful opportunity for fans and collectors of Claire+rsquo;s much sought after landscapes.

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24.05.13 - 04.06.13 / ends in 11 days
At Strange Cargo in Folkestone, United Kingdom
Exhibition | Multi-disciplinary

An exhibition of works by young contemporaries.
No-Wave are proud to present their first group exhibition in association with Folkestone based arts company Strange Cargo. Moving the exhibition space from the pages of their magazine to Georges House Gallery, this is a show that pulls together artists stretching various mediums to show the very best of contemporary art by emerging artists from Kent and beyond. Featuring work by Aine Belton, Erin Laurel Hayhow, Hukurou Illustration, Sam Giles, Frank Nada, Squirl-art, Isabel O'Toole, Steph lloyd, George White and Emily Martin.

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24.05.13 - 02.06.13 / ends in 9 days
At Cre8 Gallery in London, United Kingdom
Exhibition | Multi-disciplinary


We are a new and up coming gallery in Hackney Wick named the CRE8 Gallery. We are situated within the Cre8 Lifestyle Centre; a hub for creative arts. Our aim is to provide a platform for established and emerging artists to showcase their work. On the 24th May 2013 we will be hosting a Bank holiday Pop-Up Group show. Each artist will be allocated a 3m x 3m space and can show either 2D or 3D works. Please see flyer attached. If you or anyone you know would be interested in taking part please share. Our submissions deadline for this show is May 18th. For further details please email gallery@cre8lifestyle.org.uk or phone Julian on 07956 513 671 or Darren on 07506 481 509. Regards, CRE8 Gallery http://www.cre8lifestylecentre.org.uk/gallery https://www.facebook.com/Cre8Gallery

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24.05.13 - 01.06.13 / ends in 8 days
At James Hockey and Foyer Galleries in Farnham, United Kingdom
Exhibition | Multi-disciplinary


Every May, June and July UCA welcomes thousands of people to our graduate degree shows held at each of our campuses and across London.+lt;br /+gt; +lt;br /+gt; Each year our students put on shows of their work. These are a great way for you to get a sense of the type and level of work undertaken by our students, and often feature a selection of the best work from each course. Displaying new work in art, design, architecture, media and communication, these showcase events give you the chance to spot the talent of the future.+lt;br /+gt; +lt;br /+gt;

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24.05.13 - 31.05.13 / ends in 7 days
At Bond House Projects in London, United Kingdom
Exhibition | Photography

Photographic Exhibition: Merlin's Forest
Artist Alice Gur- Arie+rsquo;s depiction of an enchanted forest is a splendid interpretation of Merlin+rsquo;s magic-touched domain. Working on larger canvases than in previous exhibits, Ms. Gur-Arie effortlessly takes us on a captivating journey of suspended disbelief. The setting is familiar yet wonderfully different, and full of visual surprises. A must see - it hums with life.

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24.05.13 - 30.05.13 / ends in 6 days
At Malgras|Naudet in Manchester, United Kingdom
Exhibition | Drawing

FERUS || Sophia Crilly
Malgras | Naudet is pleased to present FERUS, an exhibition of new drawings by Sophia Crilly. In an era of visual assault and mass reproduction, the ease with which images proliferate, are edited and transformed, can be used as both a subject and tactic to question what art is and could be. Sophia Crilly's practice both colludes with and critiques this avenue of contemporary artistic enquiry, through the 'appropriation' and +lsquo;reproduction+rsquo; of found and archival imagery in her work, and the refashioning of images with historic currency as objects of art. Her graphite-on-paper drawings are detailed, labour intensive recreations of thematically researched images, sourced from the Internet, reportage and personal photographs. Each drawing operates pictorially, both individually, and as part of a series, placing it within a broader, complex narrative and unfolding history. Ferus is a body of work based on the seminal Ferus gallery (1957 - 1966), founded by curator Walter Hopps. Ferus and Hopps were pivotal to the development of the LA and West Coast contemporary art scene, defining an era referred to as +lsquo;the Cool School+rsquo;. The drawings feature Hopps, Ed Kienholz and Irving Blum (Ferus gallery partners), alongside artists they exhibited and represented, such as Billy Al Bengston, Wallace Berman, Ed Moses, Ed Ruscha, Frank Stella, and other related ephemera. The Ferus works fit within a larger framework of Crilly+rsquo;s ongoing series Ausstellungsmacher, which looks at the history of exhibition making over the last century; key protagonists (curators, artists, critics, collectors, architects, and galleries) that have shaped and informed the display and presentation of art, and the spaces it inhabits. -------------------- FURTHER INFORMATION: Sophia Crilly (b. 1977) is based in Manchester and is Director/Curator of Bureau. She graduated with an MA in Visual Culture and BA in Fine Art from Manchester School of Art. Recent exhibitions include: Sixty Drawings, Bankley Gallery, Manchester; Tattooed Tear, Malgras Naudet, Manchester (curated by Andrew McDonald); International Drawing Project, PR1 Gallery, UCLAN; Salon Neu, Embassy, Edinburgh (2012); Jerwood Drawing Prize 2011, selected by Iwona Blazwick, Tim Marlow and Rachel Whiteread, at Jerwood Space, London; BayArt, Cardiff; Lanchester Gallery, Coventry; and Burton Gallery +amp; Museum, Devon (2011-12). She has exhibited work internationally, including venues in Berlin, Helsinki, and New York, and has undertaken residencies in Helsinki and Rotterdam. Works are held in significant private collections. [http://sophiacrilly.com] Malgras | Naudet is an artist led gallery that was established in April 2011 in Manchester, UK. As well as an annual Members+rsquo; Group Show and Members+rsquo; Application Show, which are integrated into the official programme, members can make use of the residency room and gallery between exhibitions. Open to all forms of practice, from exhibitions, development of work, discussions, events and beyond, Malgras | Naudet supports artists through the use of the space, assistance, and access to resources as needed. To find out more and become a member visit [http://malgrasnaudet.tumblr.com] -------------------- The production of new work for FERUS has been supported by Cornerhouse, Manchester, and the Paul Hamlyn Foundation.

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24.05.13 - 29.05.13 / ends in 5 days
At GV Art in London, United Kingdom
Exhibition | Multi-disciplinary


The Broad Vision project (University of Westminster) presents an art/science exhibition exploring the integrity and aesthetics of information. Artworks and artefacts include data bending, bacterial portraiture, self-illuminating sculpture and dream inducing installations. All accompanied by an interdisciplinary events programme of workshops (25 May) and a symposium (28 May).

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24.05.13 - 26.05.13 / ends in 2 days
At Community Arts Centre in Brighton, United Kingdom
Exhibition | Multi-disciplinary


ELEMENTS FROM WORKPROGRAMME 1-8 _______________________________________________ LOUALLISONHUWBARTLETTAISABOAASOPHIEDICKSON MAXGIMSONGINAHABGOODBETTYO'CONNELLROGERS CARMELPIAMATTREDMANJOSHUVIEGHARA _______________________________________________________ CURATED BY ALEXBOWEN OF NEUE FROTH KUNSTHALLE _______________________________________________ OPENING 23 MAY 7PM EXHIBITION 24-26 MAY 2-6PM _______________________________________________ COMMUNITY ARTS CENTRE 31 QUEENS ROAD BRIGHTON www.communityartscentre@gmail.com

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24.05.13 - 26.05.13 / ends in 2 days
At Hadleigh Old Fire Station in Hadleigh, United Kingdom
Exhibition | Multi-disciplinary

Hadleigh in Place
Friday 24th, Saturday 25th and Sunday 26th May 2013 Appliance Hall - Hadeligh Old Fire Station A weekend of artist presentations and planned activities. Programme schedule for each day below. Hadleigh in Place is the culmination of a year-long, multi-disciplinary arts programme which aims to reveal and re-imagine the unusual, personal and special characteristics of Hadleigh and its environs. The project seeks to capture and express the unique nature of place through a programme of artists' residencies and commissions. The programme is supported by Arts Council England and Essex County Council. Events +amp; activities: Friday 24th - 7.30 pm Citadel Screenings - includes LEAD/LIGHT a film by artist Mat Do. (Citadel Screenings will show on 2 and 9 May in lead up to this event.) FREE admission - booking advised (contact details below) Saturday 25th Exhibition of artists' work. FREE Admission - no booking required. Soft Geology - Geologists from the Essex Rock +amp; Mineral Society will lead the first of two walks with artist Simon Callery. Hadleigh Country Park Walk - departing 2 pm from the Appliance Hall. FREE but booking advised as places are limited. Sunday 25th Exhibition of artists' work continues. FREE Admission - no booking required. Soft Geology - Geologists from the Essex Rock +amp; Mineral Society will lead the second of two walks with artist Simon Callery. Wood Walk - departing 11 am from the Appliance Hall. FREE but booking advised as places are limited. Estuary: working lives - a voice and image performance by writer Rachel Lichtenstein. FREE admission - booking advised. To book please contact: Ben Eastop, Estates +amp; Regeneration Manager, ACAVA Mobile - 07811 824 165 Telephone - 020 8960 5015 Email - beastop@acava.org

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24.05.13 - 25.05.13 / ends tomorrow
At Press Play House in London, United Kingdom
Performance | Performance

Last Fridays Launch
The first Last Fridays event, launching the monthly performance night at the Visual Collective. Featuring performances on the night from Daniel Oliver, Sara Zaltash and Louise Mothersole. Last Fridays operates as a profit-share with the artists presenting their work: money generated on the door is split between the venue and performers equally. Join us from 7.45 / BYOB / +pound;8

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24.05.13 - 24.05.13 / ends today
At Hundred Years Gallery in London, United Kingdom
Performance | New Media


Brasilian sound artist Carina Levitan and London bass player Graham MacKeachan have been working as Lote3 since 2010, performing live via the internet creating a music of simultaneity, chance and controlled chaos, incorporating found sounds, field recordings, electronics, traditional and invented instrumentation. Lote3 will perform at 7.30 GMT (3.30 BRT) with Graham Mackeachan at Hundred Years Gallery and Carina Levitan at Casa de Cultura Mario Quintana in Porto Alegre playing together via video link. From 23d. to 25th of a��a��May, the Casa de Cultura Mario Quintana in Porto Alegre, Brasil hosts Global Connections - a major meeting between popular culture and digital culture. The program includes cultural attractions, workshops, presentation of innovative projects and ideas, and collaborative dialogues on issues such as free speech, free knowledge, civil rights on the Internet, ciber-education and more. This event will be broadcast live over the internet via Conex+otilde;es Globais

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24.05.13 - 24.05.13 / ends today
At Cre8 Gallery in London, United Kingdom
Exhibition | Multi-disciplinary


Cre8 Gallery - Free Pop Up Art Show Party Nestling in the heart of East London+rsquo;s thriving and vibrant bohemian artistic community. We invite you to the free Cre8 Gallery pop up show party. Showcasing a selective range of 2D +amp; 3D art... plus music, drinks and refreshments on the night. Friday 24th May - 6.30pm - 9.30pm or till we're kicked out... Cre8 Gallery 80 Eastway, Hackney Wick E9 5JH For more info contact: email: gallery@cre8lifestyle.org.uk mobile: 07956 513 671 / 07506 481 509 Please +quot;Like+quot;and +quot;Share+quot; our FB page; https://www.facebook.com/Cre8Gallery Web: www.cre8lifestylecentre.org.uk

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24.05.13 - 24.05.13 / ends today
At ]performancespace[ in London, United Kingdom
Exhibition | Multi-disciplinary


You Are There: Expressions of Exile +quot;Is anything central?+quot; --John Ashbery, from +quot;The One Thing that Can Save America+quot;. The present historical moment is characterised by the disintegration of traditional modalities of relation between geographies and subjects. Transnational corporations, international terror networks, and amorphous global +quot;markets+quot; dictate the dynamics of politics, social life, and even personal introspective contemplation in ways never before experienced. Inside every mobile telephone is a fossil record of history and suffering, components extracted, sold, assembled and configured in ways that permit instant communication across borders. +quot;Where+quot; someone or something is located has never been less of a barrier to contact. Despite this fact, specific places and forms exert a kind of presence which cannot be effaced whatever the vagaries of commerce and connectivity. To be in one location, even if that location is a computer terminal, is to be absent from another place. Inscribed in this perpetual dynamic of location and dislocation exists the concept of exile, the estrangement from known territories or ideas. You Are There brings together the work of six artists to consider the qualities of such displacements. Irene Perez-Herandez is a multi-media artist from Spain working in the UK, her works +quot;Coat-Rack+quot;, +quot;Rocking Chair+quot;, and +quot;Fridge+quot; begin in the world of quotidian objects and through a process of casual or radical performative intervention, recast the familiar constituents of modern domestic life as otherworldly hybrids trapped in the interstitial spaces between use value and aesthetic uselessness. Power dynamics and protocols of context are entirely recast, genre boundaries are ruptured and smeared until a strange clarity emerges. Sean Boylan is an American filmmaker and painter. He will be screening his new film, Beside Me, as a part of You Are There. The film follows the evolving dynamic of two lovers-turned-prisoners. Their dilemma is presented before the constellation of a Coetzee-esque officialdom. Theirs is a struggle to relocate the familiar. Vanessa Gamet and Vincent Clay are writers who chronicle their experience of exile. Gamet is an American based in London, Clay is an Englishman living in Belgium. Their work fuses the personal with the social, investigating how narratives emerge from life, and how narratives are imposed on life. Kitty Graham's work interweaves the dynamics of choreography and the lost species of the misdirective arts, escape artistry. She will be performing TITLE for You Are There, an exploration of space, movement, and the limitations and possibilities integral to embodiment. Bree Morrison is a choreographer and dancer who has recently established her practise in London after living in the northern United States for most of her life. She will perform an original work for You Are There. Rick Right is a performer whose work refers to contemporary music, denaturing and rewriting pop songs live on stage. In his performances, Right performs a very particular kind of alchemy in recasting the familiar in new, often hilarious, terms, wherein the fundamental contents of his source material is are stripped away and entirely new works are produced. In recasting the familiar in his own unique satirical frame, Right examines one of the last frontiers of genuine collective memory, pop music, warping songs that have a ubiquity only possible in an age of mass media into his own original artefacts, in doing so, re-configures the borders between performance art, music gig, and comedy. Exile has a long and intimate history with the creation of art, as the central focus of this exhibition, its full complexity will be addressed, including its contradictions, as with James Joyce having to leave Dublin to write Ulysses, exile can bring one's native territory into sharper focus. You are here. You are there. Curated by Bree Morrison and William Kherbeck

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At rosenfeld porcini in London, United Kingdom
Performance | Multi-disciplinary

rosenfeld porcini launches cultural programme with exclusive performance by experimental sound artist Raymond Delepierre
+lt;br /+gt; On the evening of Friday 24 May 2013, rosenfeld porcini is proud to launch a cultural programme with an exclusive performance from experimental sound artist Raymond Delepierre.+lt;br /+gt; +lt;br /+gt; Born from the desire to assert the gallery�s identity as a dynamic and international cultural hub, our ongoing programme will feature an innovative and experimental approach to the arts. The gallery will stage a series of monthly events ranging from performance (dance, sound, theatre, film), debates and conferences where the public, academics, artists, and professionals are invited to discuss, experience, and explore contemporary topics and issues in art.+lt;br /+gt; +lt;br /+gt; For the launch event, Delepierre will employ uncommon sound associations such as ice, water and fire � elements at the genesis of life � punctuated by simple actions to create unique emotional responses to his observations of reality and silence. The performance, divided into 15 min segments, will incorporate acoustic loops using equipment such as electromagnetic sensors, piezo microphones and resonators and will also feature a video projection, specially created for the event.+lt;br /+gt; +lt;br /+gt; The performance will begin at 7.30pm and will last 60 minutes � 4 segments of 15 min with intermissions.+lt;br /+gt; +lt;br /+gt; Tickets : +amp;pound;5 - advance booking recommended+lt;br /+gt;

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At Kettle's Yard in Cambridge, United Kingdom
Event | Performance


Start your weekend with an informal evening of art-making, short tours, music and performance. Each month we will offer a different combination of artforms and ideas for you to sample. No need to book in advance, admission includes one drink (then pay bar). Explore the world of secrets with a digital performance by IJAD Dance Company, followed by a Q+amp;A. Drop in post-work, pre-pub +pound;8 per session, pay on the door.

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At British Library in London, United Kingdom
Talk | Multi-disciplinary


Many creative businesses are very small. How do you grow a creative one-person business? At this event, organised by The Design Trust, three experts will talk and discuss business growth models and income streams to take your business beyond making and designing your own products. Creative entrepreneur and educator Paul Sturrock will give an introduction to creative business models, to grow your business and possibly to attract investors. Business adviser, coach and mentor Yvonne Fuchs will talk specifically about branding, licensing and royalties. She will explain how they work, with the use of many case studies from her 20 year career. Successful designer Ella Doran will be sharing her own story of how she has grown her own business over the last 20 years. After these individual talks there will be a panel discussion and Q+amp;A chaired by Patricia van den Akker, Director of The Design Trust. This event is aimed at design and craft businesses with a minimum turnover of +pound;50,000, and is not suitable for start-ups. For more information and to book your free place please see:

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At ICA (Institute of Contemporary Arts) in London, United Kingdom
Talk | Multi-disciplinary


In the context of our 'artist collective' season, please join us for an in conversation with The Lloyd Corporation. The Lloyd Corporation is a collaborative project that began in 2010 between Ali Eisa and Sebastian Lloyd Rees, encompassing works in sculpture, installation, print, video and text. The practice takes various social, material and aesthetic dimensions of the contemporary urban environment, exploring the processes, objects and materials of industrial production, construction, interior design and commercial display. The consideration of the cycles and effects of mass production, circulation, consumption and disposal has led to a wider interest in the different and often conflicting forms of temporality and materiality that shape contemporary experience +ndash; with a particular focus on how the production of artworks can be a valuable process in grasping or registering and expanding this experience.

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