Art | PoetryFilm

Jan 25

Two artworks by Zata selected for Tate Britain exhibition, 24-25 January 2015

I am delighted that two of my artworks, the concrete poem Full Stop, and the Morse Code sound transmission of the same text, have been selected for inclusion in Tate Britain’s RadioCity exhibition, a special season of radio, sound art, performance and broadcast. The printed text will be displayed, and both the text and the Morse Code audio will be broadcast through the radio channels at Tate Britain, on Saturday 24 and Sunday 25 January 2015, 10am-6pm. Look and listen out for it if you visit Tate Britain today.

Jan 20

Exhibition at Rook and Raven (London): Corinne Felgate

Corinne Felgate at Rook and Raven Gallery: Bigger Than the Both of Us

Exhibition runs: 23 January 2015 – 28 February 2015

Private View: 22 January 2015, 6pm – 8:30pm

The artist will be in conversation with curator Paul Bayley at 7pm

Bigger Than the Both of Us

“Blood Types” exhibit at The Science Gallery, Trinity College Dublin

A photograph of the “Blood Types” participatory art exhibit at The Science Gallery at Trinity College Dublin. Visitors were invited to have their blood type tested (by having a finger pricked) and the test cards were displayed by blood type.

blood types

Dec 10

“Great meals I never had” by David Sherry

Here is a photograph of “Great meals I never had”, by David Sherry, taken in Cork.

great meals

Dec 10

The “Regulate” exhibition has now ended

Demonstrating the headphone exhibit. Many thanks to the Regulate team.

Regulate

Nov 28

Magic Mirror: Sarah Pucill

Magic Mirror translates the startling force of French surrealist Claude Cahun’s photographs into a choreographed series of tableaux vivants. Re-staging Cahun’s black and white images with selected extracts from her book Aveux Non Avenus (Confessions Untold), the film explores the links between Cahun’s photographs and writings. The kaleidoscope aesthetic that runs through the film serves not only to weave between image and word but also between the work of Cahun and the films of Sarah Pucill, creating a dialogue between two artists who share similar iconography and concerns. The screening will be followed by a Q&A with Sarah Pucill and Helena Reckitt.*

3 December, 7pm, JW3 Cinema, London

Mirror Mirror: McAlpine Miller at Castle Galleries

“The idea behind the work is more important than the work itself.” – Stuart McAlpine Miller

Cited by art critics as “changing the course of art history” and having had his influence and appeal likened to Picasso, Stuart McAlpine Miller has catapulted to the forefront of the contemporary art scene.

His new collection, Mirror Mirror, goes above and beyond classic portraiture and offers a storyboard of social commentary. His work exposes the vanity and consumerism of modern society and reflects it back on the viewer. There is intelligence behind the gloss.

The exhibition will launch with a special private view in the presence of the artist on Thursday 4th December 6pm – 9pm in Mayfair. It will then run for three weeks.