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Disinformation vs The Stargazers Assistant, Dalston Bunker 1
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The Stargazers Assistant accompanying the Disinformation “National Grid” sound installation, live in “When the Dust Settles” exhibition at the Dalston Kingsland bunker, London 7th Oct 2010. David J Smith – percussion, Sara Hubrich – violin, Disinformation – electronics and live alternating current. Listen with headphones or good quality external loudspeakers to hear the…
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Outside the Box- Art in the Public Realm 25.09.2015
For this edition of Art Talks we focused on the programming of art outside the traditional context of gallery or museum space, specifically in London. We were in conversation with Kirsten Dunne Senior Cultural Strategy Officer at Greater London Authority, Nicola Lees former curator at Frieze Projects and Hannah Berry, curator of Bold Tendencies, Peckham.
Kirsten Dunne - Senior Cultural Strategy Officer at Greater London Authority. She have also launched the London Regeneration Fund for artist studios, creative workspace and production spaces.
Nicola Lees - An independent curator and former Curator of Frieze Projects. She was previously Senior Curator of Public Programmes at the Serpentine Gallery, London, where she oversaw interdisciplinary, time-based and performance projects, artist commissions, initiating Park Nights and the Serpentine Cinema series, and realizing the Serpentine Gallery Marathon.
Hannah Barry - Founder of the Hannah Barry Gallery in 2008, she has been influential in pulling the locus of contemporary art in the capital away from the East End and south to Peckham. Works with artists such as James Capper, Nathan Cash Davidson and Nick Jeffrey. Most notably, she set up the annual ‘Bold Tendencies’ exhibition, which has drawn more than half a million visitors already to this previously unfashionable corner of the city.
"There’s an air of possibility here. I think down here, around Peckham, people really celebrate making things." - Hannah Barry
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Image Credit : Hans Haacke, Gift Horse, 2015. Commisioned for the Mayor of London’s Fourth Plinth programme, Photo by Gautier Deblonde.
An evening in Peckham
An evening in Peckham
Having always been an East Londoner (or East Central at the most), I could always think of a thousand better things to do other than travelling South of the river. It just looked far. I couldn’t be bothered to take buses when I had everything at my doorstep. I didn’t feel like the Krays travelling to the Richardsons’ territory… but I just didn’t feel at home. Then I discovered Peckham and started…
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Pictured above: Polish-born artist Ewa Axelrad’s new installation in Peckham is inspired by one of London’s most iconic squares. See the work this summer at Bold Tendencies on level 10 of the Rye Lane multistorey car park.
“Unity in Diversity”
Sums up the fragility and mood of the UK right now.
News just in: Bold Tendencies and Frank's bar will return to Peckham from May 19 till September 30.
Richard Wentworth at Bold Tendencies Multi-Storey Carpark in Peckham - Dan Westlake© 2017
