Nunhead Arts

Random Acts of Art ...

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Hell or High Water - visit www.lv21.co.uk to find out more, but I am pleased to be part of this (online) exhibition curated by Caroline Gregory.

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Windrush Caribbean Film Festival 2020

17 Oct–8 Nov 2020

*** 31 October - WCFF 2020: Our Legacy ***

‘WCFF is a UK-based Community Interest Company that aims to educate and inform audiences about the impact of the Windrush generation. We believe it's important to honour their stories and their lives. We deeply appreciate your support of our programs. All donations will go towards supporting our mandate. Black Stories Matter.’ – WCFF

Looking forward to being part of this event.

Register here: EVENTBRITE

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Animation

This September the Peckham and Nunhead Free Film Festival went online due to COVID 19, so the Women in Film SE15 event – How Did We Get Here? was virtual.

Of course it is not the same as the energy at a live event, but we think we did pretty well, as we had good conversation from our workshop attendees, Terry Wragg from Leeds Animation Workshop and two members from The Voice of Domestic Workers. 

Thank you to all who joined us on the night and those who have watched the video afterwards. Head to our website to view the collective animation and Q&A: womeninfilmse15.wordpress.com/2020/10/20/wifse15-talk-animation plus see more about our collective workshop.

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Regeneration | Gentrification

I am the co-founder of Women in Film SE15 and at the Peckham and Nunhead Free Film Festivals’ 10th year of free screening, we held our 9th festival event with amazing speakers and films from South East London. (Photo © Jed)

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This film STONES was part of the Women in Film SE15 Sunday Project. This film has been screened as the Black British Girlhood Project exhibition, Peckham Levels and will be integrated into my next installation.

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TATE 2.0 - Landscapes of Girlhood

Was delighted to be part of Tate 2.0 for the second year. My film Landscapes of Girlhood was screened as part of Southwark Untold.

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For as long as I can remember: Using film in reminiscence and outreach - by Lisa Soverall, Heritage Officer

© Photo by Iris

As I feature in this article, I’m sharing on my random blog ....

‘For Black History Month this year, we invited Nunhead artist and co-founder of Women in Film SE15, Tracey Francis, to talk about her career as an artist and present two of her films – ‘Peckham Wall’ and ‘Landscapes of Girlhood’.’

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Design event | Peckham, London on Instagram: “For today's Friday Feature, meet the multi-talented Tracey Francis of @nunheadarts and @wifse15. She is a Nunhead based designer and…”

50 Likes, 7 Comments - Design event | Peckham, London (@ryehereryenow) on Instagram: “For today's Friday Feature, meet the multi-talented Tracey Francis of @nunheadarts and @wifse15.…”

Some more about what I do, thanks to the Friday Feature by the fabulous Rye Here Rye Now crew.

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Nunhead Art Trail 2018

I will be taking part in this great art trail from 29-30 September 2018. My work will be exhibited at the new cafe in Nunhead:

Goodcup, 44 Nunhead Green, SE15 3QF Nunhead Art Trail

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Southwark Untold

I was part of this amazing creative event at the TATE Exchange on Sunday 1 July 2018, organised by Pempeople.

I spoke on the Rye Here Rye Now panel about being a graphic designer and my film 'The Peckham Wall - A Silent Voice', which was also screened that day.

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Mum Before Me Exhibition

Mum Before Me: an exhibition inspired by our mothers

I am extremely happy to be part of this exhibition celebrating our mothers before they became mums. I am not sure if I will ever know who my mum was beyond being my mum, but I believe she had a rebellious streak and those stories shall forever remain with her. I am content to piece together what I think from old photographs and stories told to me, but I am her daughter, so I know she didn’t always follow the rules.

The exhibition opens on International Women’s Day, Thursday 8 March, and on the following Sunday, 11 March at 3pm, there is a celebration at the gallery of Mother’s Day with performances by the Rye Poets, other voices and Caroline Gregory. Everyone is welcome - Text © Around Dulwich 

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The Way We View the World

‘This exhibition was commissioned by TenpointFive Gallery. It is a celebration of female artists both emerging and established in South London. Art forms on display: photography, graphic design/illustration and moving image installation.’

Curated by Gabrielle Guy  www.gabrielle-guy.com

Mon, 22 Jan 2018, 19:30 – Wed, 31 Jan 2018, 21:00 

Private View Monday 22,7.30pm -9pm Register for PV:  https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-way-we-view-the-world-tickets-42311147782

LOCATION | Peckham Levels - TenPointFive Gallery | Floors 1-6 95A Rye Lane, Peckham, London SE15 4ST

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Nunhead Art Trail 2017

HOMAGE TO THE NUNHEAD OPEN

A homage to the six artists behind the Nunhead Open (no.15 on the map) will showcase work by Jacqueline Utley, Caroline Gregory, Joanna McCormick, Dido Hallet, Jo Dennis and Charlotte Squire.

Website: www.nunheadarttrail.co.uk

(Images from Nunhead Open 10)

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Artist Six

DIDO HALLETT

About:

MA, Painting, RCA, 2013

BA, Fine Art, Goldsmiths’ College, University of London, 2006 Director, Asylum, London, 2010 

Experience:

Director, Asylum, London, 2010

Awards:

Winner, Neville Burston Award for Painting, 2006; Third Prize, WalesPortrait Award, 2006 

Website: maverickprojects.co.uk

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Artist Five

CHARLOTTE SQUIRE

Charlotte Squire is a visual artist based between London and the South West. She makes installations of everyday objects and illumination sited in public places & liminal locations.  ‘I am interested in how people inhabit social spaces in their everyday lives; the site is static in time while people come and go, dramas play out and encounters occur, changing tastes and cultures evolve and unfold…’

Selected exhibitions include Home at Oriel Davies (2016), Material Actions, a SW touring exhibition (2012) Housework at International3 Manchester (2011) Regeneration at Regency Town House Brighton (2010). Solo shows include The Visitors Diana Lowenstein Fine Art, Miami (2014) Small Islands#3 Space Station65 (2013)

Permanent illuminated installation La-di-dah on 4th Ave was commissioned for the listed arcades of Brixton Market. Pleonasmos was conceived for the Baroque galleries of St Pauls Deptford as part of the cultural Olympiad.

She had work selected for Arte Laguna at the Arsenale, Venice and won the Gallery prize for Diana Lowenstein Fine Art Miami

Website: charsquire.co.uk

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Artist Four

CAROLINE GREGORY

Caroline Gregory is a contemporary artist concerned with developing her practice alongside working with children and adolescents.

Caroline’s live work includes a series of responses to specific spaces and the people who inhabit them. Most recently this summer’s Café Gallery Projects Bermondsey Artist Groups ‘Common and Garden Exhibition’ where she presented a live art piece as tribute to the social reformer Ada Salter entitled ‘I’ve been a little Unwell’

Often a period of on-site research will culminate with a live performative piece. The work is concerned with personal and universal meanings, often involving the collecting of stories and memories held in objects and places. A vital part of this process is an intention for nurturing relationships that will excite meaningful exchange and participation.

Caroline is currently gently re-emerging following four years of chronic illness. She lives and works in Honor Oak Park.

Website: carolineagregory48.turnpiece.net email: [email protected]

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Artist Three

JACQUELINE UTLEY

Jacqueline Utley lives and works in London. Her practice incorporates painting, drawing, installation and collaborative practice based research and events; her most recent works are small scale narrative paintings examining interior mostly domestic spaces. She works from a multiple of references these include: art historical, women workers manuals, biographical and the everyday. Her paintings focus on the lives of women. Selected group exhibitions include Prognostic Bridewell, APT Gallery (2010), Ah Nostalgia, Like A Little Disaster Space, BR Italy (2014), Nancy’s Rooms (Solo) St Marylebone Crypt, London (2015), She Spills Breath Spell (two person show) with Clare Price, Studio1.1, London (2017). 

Recent touring projects include Suppose An Eyes, alpha nova – galerie futura, Berlin, Transition Gallery, London and Vane Gallery, Newcastle upon Tyne (2013).Obscure Secure, Wolsey Gallery, Christchurch Mansion, Ipswich (2014).

Website: www.jacquelineutley.com