Sixty Years: Women's Art in the Clifford Chance Art Collection
Tess Jaray, Lisa Milroy, Janne Malmros, Celia Paul, Paula Rego and Rachel Whiteread are showing in Sixty Years: Women's Art in the Clifford Chance Art Collection at 10 Upper Bank St, Canary Wharf, London E14 5JJ, from 18 February - 7 June 2019. By appointment only email: nigel.frank@cliffordchance.com.
Ellie McGarry - Elephant Magazine
appears in the latest edition of Elephant.
Moving The Image: Photography and its Actions - Camberwell Space
Sarah Pickering is showing in Moving The Image: Photography and its Actions at Camberwell Space, Camberwell College of Arts, 45 - 65 Peckham Road London SE5 8UF, from 23 April - 1 June 2019. See .
Silent, tourist - Mackintosh Lane
Gabriella Boyd, Sara Knowland, Ellie Pratt, Barbara Wesolowska and Tom Worsfold are showing in Silent, tourist at Mackintosh Lane, London E9 6AB, from 12noon - 6pm on 11 - 12 May 2019. See .
Kaleidescope - Saatchi Gallery
Current student Florence Hutchings and alumnus Peter Linde Busk are showing in Kaleidescope at the Saatchi Gallery, Duke of York's HQ, King's Road, London SW3 4RY, from 15 March - 5 May 2019. See
Five Hours Later
Susan Collins' Five Hours Later is showing simultaneously at Site Gallery, Sheffield and at the Museums on the Web conference in Boston, from 2 - 8 April 2019. See .
Five Hours Later dates and locations
Tuesday 02—Monday 08 April, 2019
Site Gallery Window 7pm - midnight
Showroom Cinema 10am-11pm
Sheffield, UK
ICA/Boston – 24 hours a day
Sheraton Hotel, MWX
Boston, USA
Rewind/Rewild - OmVed Gardens
Rodrigo Arteaga and Julia Crabtree & William Evans are showing in Rewind/ Rewild at OmVed Gardens, Highgate, London N6 5JF from 1 - 7 May 2019. See .
Katie Paterson, First There is a Mountain - Leysdown Beach
Join Katie Paterson at Leysdown Beach, Isle of Sheppey, to be part of the participatory event, First There is a Mountain, on Sunday 31 March 2019, from 3 - 5pm. The project will travel around the coast of Britain, ending in Southend on 27 October. At each location participants will sculpt beaches into thousands of miniature sand mountain ranges to form ephemeral micro-geologies. See .
Nesting Watering Picturing Sam Derounian - SET
Nesting Watering Picturing by Sam Derounian is showing at SET, 27a Dalston Lane, London E8 3DF, from 29 - 31 March 2019.
Sui Generis - Plas Bodfa
Sarah Bowker-Jones is showing in Sui Generis at Plas Bodfa, Llangoed, Anglesey LL58 8ND, from 13 - 28 April 2019. See .
Art History and the Future of the Humanities - Dulwich Picture Gallery
Estelle Thompson is speaking at the Art History and the Future of the Humanities symposium at Dulwich Picture Gallery, 2 - 8pm, on Monday 18 March 2019. See .
The Lie of the Land - MK Gallery
Works by Emma Hart, Eduardo Paolozzi and Rachel Whiteread are showing in The Lie of the Land at MK Gallery, 900 Midsummer Blvd, Milton Keynes MK9 3QA, from 16 March - 26 May 2019. See .
Trellis: Growing Community University Partnership
Slade lecturer Lilah Fowler is working with Brenda Parker (Dept of Biochemical Engineering) as part of Trellis: Public Art programme, a project exploring knowledge exchange between researchers and artists funded by the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (). This partnership will work together over the next two months and has the chance to apply for a commission on April 15th for an exhibition of work in October 2019 on the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. See www.ucl.ac.uk/ucl-east/news.
Colour & Poetry: A Symposium - Slade Research Centre
Colour & Poetry: A Symposium takes place at the Slade Research Centre, Slade School of Fine Art, on 20 - 21 March to celebrate both International Colour Day and World Poetry Day.
COLOUR & POETRY: A SYMPOSIUM
20 & 21 March, 10am – 5pm
THE NOMENCLATURE OF COLOURS
20 & 21 March, 10am – 5pm
Exhibition of works by Slade staff, students, alumni and guests.
Wednesday, 20 March
10.00 Introduction, Jo Volley
10.15 Experiencing Colour with Josef Albers, Malina Busch, Artist
11.00 ”A good supply of bodybags” or Rimbaud disenvowelled, Prof Andy Leak, ӰԺ French Department Translating Polychromatic Poetry Without the Use of Words, Dr Roland-Francois Lack, ӰԺ French Department
11.30 ‘When is Waste Waste’; Landscape’s Incidental Colour, Dr Onya McCausland, ӰԺ Slade
12.00 Kodachrome’s (rather) Jewish Musical History, Professor Michael Berkowitz, ӰԺ Jewish Studies
12.30 The Pigment Timeline Project, Dr Ruth Siddall, Slade Scientist in Residence, Geologist and Pigment Analyst
13.00 A selection of early manuscripts will be presented in the ӰԺ Special Collections Reading Room, Dr Tabitha Tuckett, ӰԺ Rare-Books Librarian
14.00 Non lead Cadmium Watercolours, Mark Cann, Chief Chemist, ColArt
15.00 Colour, its association and its names. A talk with Poems. George Szirtes, Poet
15.30 (Don’t) Fall on Me, Arena Chapel: Disrupting the Stable Worlds of the Arena Chapel, Dr Henrietta Simson, ӰԺ Slade
16.00 Overview, Jane Bustin
16.30 (Im)Pure Colour: Kant on Charm and Form, Taylor Enoch, ӰԺ Philosophy
17.00 Colour Tale performed by Slade Students, Caroline de Lannoy, Artist
Thursday, 21 March
10.00 New Routes to New and Old Colours, Dr David Dobson, ӰԺ Prof Earth Sciences
10.30 Iron Gall Ink, Jo Volley & Professor Sharon Morris
11.00 Artists, Colours, Words. Estelle Thompson, ӰԺ Slade
11.30 Poetry Reading Group, Professor Sharon Morris
12.00 Colour Mixing, Ian Rowlands, TFACThis is a hands on session of up to 25 participants on a first come first served basis. Materials supplied by Winsor & Newton.
13.00 A selection of early manuscripts will be presented in the ӰԺ Special Collections Reading Room, Dr Tabitha Tuckett, ӰԺ Rare-Books Librarian 14.00 Colour Poetics of Space, Antoni Malinowski, Artist
14.30 Reading, Fabian Peake
15.00 Colour: It’s Phenomenology and Structure, Dr Edward Winters, Artist, Writer and Philosopher
15.30 Colour Naming: A Perpetual Ride to Knowhere, Dimitris Mylonas, ӰԺ Computer Science
16.00 SEEDBEDS OUTPOSTS AVANTGARDE VANGUARD IVORY TOWERS: ӰԺ’s Small Press Collections and the Small Press Project, Liz Lawes, ӰԺ Art Librarian
17.00 - 18.00 Launch of ӰԺ Materials Innovation Network, Panel discussion
Seminal works in the Slade and ӰԺ collections i.e. Josef Albers Interaction of Colour and Jean Spencer’s colour collection will be available to view. Malina Busch will present a lecture entitled 'Experiencing Colour with Albers' and be available to discuss the Albers print collection.
Importantly, the symposium and exhibition will bring together works and knowledge exchange between Slade staff, students and other areas of ӰԺ.
The symposium will end with a panel discussion on Thursday 21 March at 5pm between artists, scientists, philosopher and industry to launch the new ӰԺ Materials Innovation Network.
Materials for workshops supplied by Liquitex and Winsor & Newton.
Read Scientist in Residence about the exhibition.
Antonia Showering receives New Contemporaries Studio Bursary
Congratulations to Antonia Showering, the recipient of the New Contemporaries Studio Bursary with SPACE. See .
Carey Young interview - Art Monthly
Carey Young is interviewed in Art Monthly, March 2019. See www.ucl.ac.uk/slade/documents/cw-art-monthly-march-19.pdf.
Salon for a Speculative Future
Naomi Siderfin is showing in Salon for a Speculative Future at Chisenhale Art Space, Studio 29B and Education Room, 64 - 84 Chisenhale Road, London E3 5QZ, from 12noon - 6pm, on 16 - 17 March 2019.
Distant Heres - The Stone Space
Johanna Baudou, Jazmin Donaldson, Farnaz Gholami, Liam Mertens, Monica Perez Vega and Sarah Tew are showing in Distant Heres, The Stone Space, 6 Church Lane,London E11 1HQ, from 4 - 29 April 2019. There is an artists' talk on Sunday 28 April, from 2-3pm. See .
Beyond Boundaries - Somerset House
Phyllida Barlow, Kate Bright, Susan Collins, Dryden Goodwin, Neil Jeffries, Lisa Milroy, Jayne Parker, Kieren Reed, Karin Ruggaber, Andrew Stahl and Phoebe Unwin are showing in Beyond Boundaries, co-curated by Andrew Stahl, a joint exhibition with the Central Academy of Fine Arts, China. The exhibition takes place at Somerset House, West Wing Galleries, London WC2R 1RA, from 12 March - 2 April 2019. See .
Margaret Lovell: Bronze Heads - David Simon Contemporary
Margaret Lovell: Bronze Heads is showing at David Simon Contemporary, 37 High Street, Castle Cary, Somerset, BA7 7AP, from 16 March – 27 April 2019. See .