Studio news // Summer 2015

The Daily Record 


13th August 7-8 am & 4.00-6.00pm
Wednesday 6 October, 7pm
Bearpit, Bristol
Lower Square
St James' Barton Roundabout
Bristol BS1 3LT
UK

Kypros Kyprianou / Studio 109

Get yourself a copy of the special edition 'Daily Record’ being given out by Kypros Kyprianou in the Bearpit, Bristol during peak commuter times,13th August.

Art in Bearpit

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Eightwonder
  

8th-13th August
44ad gallery, 4 Abbey St Bath BS1 1NN
Sat 8th August preview 6-8pm.
Sunday 9th August 2-4pm Irish tunes played by Viv on fiddle and Sheena on flute and talk about the work.

Vivienne Baker / studio 100 

Vivienne Baker and Sheena Vallely (Mivart studios) take part in 'Eightwondershow' as part of the Bath folk festival. Work shown has a connection with Ireland. Bothartists show paintings and prints.


Attached image shows 'Spanish Point ' series of oil paintings

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Funny Ha Ha


Until 1st November
Burghley
Stamford
PE9 3JY

Kypros Kyprianou / Studio 109

Two of Kypros Kyprianou’s pieces - can be found in the Capability Brown designed gardens of Burghey House. The show takes its name for the invisible fence - a ha ha - designed to stop the deer getting on the lawn without ruining the siteline of the estate for the toffs. Canary’ and ‘Leviathan’ (a tank and a submarine made out of waste removing materials) have turned up possibly to sort them out.

Burghley House

http://electronicsunset.org

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Working from home 


Friday 19 June – Monday 31 August
Talk: Wednesday 22 July, 6pm
Tour: Sunday 2 August, 2pm

Julie McCalden / Studio 26

Museum of Bath at Work
Julian Road 
Bath BA1 2RH 

Engaging with the life of an early 20th century woman, Working from home camouflages signs of industrious activity within a domestic setting. Embedding the tools and productsof work within a turn-of-the-century dwelling, the work brings into focus everyday living and precarious labour through a historical lens.

www.juliemccalden.co.uk
www.bath-at-work.org.uk
 
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By the mark, the deep


Friday 28 August – Monday 31 August

Matt Davies / Studio 97 Milo Newman Studio 81

Arnolfini 
16 Narrow Quay
Bristol 
BS1 4QA
 
A sound installation that delves into the submerged ruins of the lost coastal town of Dunwich.

Once one of the largest ports in England, the town of Dunwich was all but destroyed over the centuries by a series of storm surges flooding in from the sea. Numerous attempts have been made by underwater archaeological surveys to map the ruins, but still the site itself remains an enigma.

For the past seven years Milo Newman’s practice has revolved around an interest in the narrative of the town’s disappearance, and the efforts made to understand it. In this new project, By the Mark, the Deep, he and fellow artist Matt Davies have collaborated in an attempt to explore the submerged remains. Together they have undertaken a series of journeys by boat into the North Sea, returning with a collection of sound recordings made through the use of hydrophones and modified contact microphones. These recordings explore the loss of the town and its memory by engaging directly with the salt water and silt burying it. 



This event is produced in collaboration between ONOMATO and Arnolfini.

 
About

www.milonewman.com
http://www.arnolfini.org.uk/whatson/by-the-mark-the-deep-matt-davies-and-milo-newman

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Transformers


8 July – 31 August 2015

Room 13 Hareclive / Studio 30

Engine Shed, Temple Meads

Room 13 Hareclive's summer exhibition at Engine Shed, Temple Meads, celebrating the creativity, independent thinking, innovation, collaboration and enterprise of children and young people.

Room 13 Hareclive is an independent artists' studio in Hartcliffe, south Bristol, co-run by children and adults working together; a creative hub where transformations - material, ideas, personal and community - have been taking place since 2003.

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Build Your Own  - Tools for Sharing


4th June – 31st August

Linda Brothwell / Studio 29

FACT GALLERY
Liverpool

This exhibition explores the connections between craft, technology and community. From 3D printing prosthetics, to handing over your garden to a robot, these four new commiss-ions showcase the potential of skill-sharing and collaborative making in the real world. Linda Brothwell continues her series of public interventions with Acts of Care: The Lost Letters of Liverpool, using her research within Liverpool's large Polish communityto create work influenced by traditional Polish paper-cutting techniques and patterns.

www.lindabrothwell.com www.fact.co.uk

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Ice Limit 


Scott Polar Research Institute 
University of Cambridge
Cambridge CB2 1ER 
11th June – 5th September 2015 
http://www.spri.cam.ac.uk/museum/exhibitions/

Emma Stibbon / Studio

Drawing on an outsize scale, Stibbon works with delicate media including watercolour, graphite, carbon and aluminium powder on paper. Her work focuses on wilderness and the remote and how this occupies our imagination, in particular taking the idea of glaciers and ice shelves as symbols of change and transition. The work emerges from her recent fieldwork to the Antarctic Peninsula as artist placement with the Scott Polar Research Institute and the Royal Navy, and a later trip to Svalbard in the High Arctic with thearcticcircle.org. The exhibition raises questions about perception of our environment and how this experience is communicated. Recording has always been an important part of Polar Science and historically most expeditions included an artist. The exhibition includes an early example of this including Edward Wilson’s watercolour studies of bergs. Stibbon’s work explores how the act of drawing continues to offer a critical method of recording and re-presenting the artist’s perspective, and engaging the audience’s imagination with the Polar environment.

There is also a recent online interview http://glacierhub.org/2015/05/21/artist-emma-stibbon-talks-glaciers-and-bearing-witness/ 

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Generation Art Young Artists on Tour


2 June – 6 September 2015
Turner Contemporary, Margate
https://www.turnercontemporary.org/

Room 13 Hareclive / Studio 30

Room 13er Lauren Lloyds 'Hands' (made at Spike Island) was one of 40 artworks from over200 young artists that was selected to feature in Generation ART: Young Artists on Tour, now open at Turner Contemporary.


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Magnum Photos Graduate Award

Milo Newman / Studio 81 

Milo was recently selected as one of the winners of the inaugural Magnum Photos Graduate Photographers Award for work completed on his MA. The award provides a new opportunity for photographers, acknowledging the best emergingpractitioners and providing them with exposure to both a public and highly professionalaudience.
 
www.milonewman.com
www.magnumphotos.com

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BBC Opening Lines 2015


Valda Jackson/Studio 37 

Valda Jackson's short story 'One Sunday Morning in May 1971' was shortlisted for BBC Opening Lines 2015.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/articles/3czjxG0TqQpJ2xlFZDDzjXM/shortlist-and-longlist-2015
www.valdajackson.com 


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FOUR on Anglesey 


Online release of artist's documentary 
The installation remains in place until October 2015

Richard Broomhall/Studio 26

Anglesey >>> for exact locations >>> http://www.menaiholidays.co.uk/fouronanglesey
Richard and his cameras were invited to follow painter Anthony Garratt over 10 days as he created ‘Four on Anglesey’; an extraordinary, free outdoor summer art installation. Four large 2.5 metre canvases will be painted in situ at spectacular island locations in the North, South, East and West, and left for visitors and residents to enjoy. 
The paintings will encourage people to explore the beauty and diversity of the Anglesey landscape, enjoy being outside and provide a creative and thought-provoking take on each side of the spectacular island. Castle, ocean, island, mountain and historical views will all be captured on canvas.

When complete, the giant works of art will be lifted onto bespoke rusted steel easels and left in the landscape, on or near the Anglesey Coastal Path in the very spot they were painted. The creations will be left exposed to the elements until October 2015. Whilst they have been carefully designed to withstand the inevitable rigours of storms and weathering, as the paintings are immersed in the landscape they will intentionally transform in character as the light and weather changes around them.

Using Richard's photography, the project has been covered by The Times, The Sunday Times, Telegraph, Independent, Coast Magazine, BBC and ITV. Anthony wrote and performed the four piano pieces for the film which had unrestricted access throughout the project. Come and join Richard and Anthony on their journey

Video > https://player.vimeo.com/video/132071050 

http://www.agarratt.co.uk/

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Never Seen Burnham 


Thursday 2nd July 2015 from 8:00 PM
CineMe
The Cube Microplex
Dove Street South
Bristol
BS2 8JD

£6 General Admission, £4 Concessions (NUS Holders, 60 Years + & Bristol Crew Members)

Richard Broomhall / Studio 26

Never seen Burnham is screening as part of a evening of short film curated by Bristol writer, film lover and Cube Cinema volunteer Georgina Guthrie. The event will profile emerging film talent working with the short film medium and will have a strong Bristol flavour of films. CineMe provides a platform for short and independent filmmakers to showcase their work. Richard will be introducing his film, which explores Burnham on Sea through someone else's sense memory and response - as Richard has (still) never seen Burnham...

http://www.cubecinema.com/programme/event/cineme-the-cube-short-films-networking,8007/

http://www.fracturedether.co.uk/artists-video/never-seen-burnham/

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Soused. Outlined. Artists of the Gallery


May 23 until July 4 2015
And by appointment during the summer break

Cruise & Callas
1 Alexandrinen Strasse
Berlin

Annabelle Craven-Jones / studio 32

Frauke Boggasch, Annabelle Craven-Jones, Sibylla Dumke, Chris Hammerlein, Stefan Rinck,Dominik Steiner

image > live study for your mind touches a server whilst a server touches a mind_proxy conditions, 2015 
pen, cosmetic on paper 84,1 x 59,4 cm, single channel HD video loop, silent 7:31 min

www.cruisecallas.com


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Boîte en Valise


6-10 May 2015 

Kypros Kyprianou / Studio 103 

Swiss Consulate (Palazzo Trevisan degli Ulivi, Dorsoduro Venezia)
& Aspex Gallery (Portsmouth)

Artists: Sam Van Aken (USA), Nelly Haliti (Swiss), Juan Juarez (USA), Kypros Kyprianou (UK), Karin Lehmann (Swiss), Beat Lippert (Swiss), Stuart Nolan (UK), Matt Parsons (UK), Joanna Spitzner (USA).

 Nine artists have been invited to contribute to an international project, developing networks and forums for collaboration for contemporary arts practitioners in the south of England, New York state and Switzerland through the international art hub of the Venice Biennale. Each is making and/or adapting new and/or existing work for transport in a normal sized suitcases, to be transported as luggage on a normal flight/train/bus journey and taken from the suitcase for presentation without any fixing to walls, floors and/or ceilings of the venues. This Boîte-en-Valise approach encourages transportability of practice, the nurturing of collaboration and the cross fertilisation of artistic practice.

The nine artists bring together works including sculpture, performance, video, data, radio and sound as well as interventions and conversations. Visitors to the preview week of the Venice Biennale are invited to join the artists at the times and venues outlined above. Subsequent events featuring all of the artists and their work at Aspex Gallery in Portsmouth brings the project to audiences and artists in the UK.
A partnership between curator Mark Segal, Aspex and the University of Syracuse. Funded by the National Lottery through Arts Council England, the Swiss Arts Council, Pro Helvetia and Syracuse University.

http://www.electronicsunset.org
http://www.aspex.org.uk/boite-en-valise/ 
Image: Cuckoo, Kypros Kyprianou

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