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Curated this show at FACT which opens today!
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Candice Jacobs "Dumbed Down by Piña Coladas and Palm Trees"
Visual arts: Candice Jacobs is based in Nottingham, East Midlands
'Many of my works incorporate sound, words, images and text that use repetition as a means of production. Many works are displayed after a process of manipulation; cutting and splicing or re-editing footage from television, the internet or found audio; conducting interviews with the intention of extracting information; working with situations linked to labour and work.' http://www.axisweb.org/
http://meaningfulmeaninglessness.info/
Enjoying pressing refresh on this online project by Candice Jacobs and Fay Nicolson. Featuring contributions from 100 different artists and writers, each web page loads with according to a random sequence, featuring a different selection of works each time. Highlights so far: George Vasey's youtube film of At The Drive-In in Jools Holland, video montage by Katy Woods and a video work by Benedict Drew, Jonty Lees jokey cucumber pic, random pixellated puff clouds and moveable paint smears by Henrik Potter and Majed Aslam's serene blue photoshop abstraction.
upcoming
We were kindly invited to be part of Sleeping Upright at One Thoresby Street in Nottingham from 24th May - 2nd June. We've commissioned Martin Cole to make a new work to be shown in the attic space, alongside other works chosen by Blackargos.com, It's Our Playground, pyramid.biz and re-run.net.
For its inaugural project, Sleeping Upright presents Reception Area, an online exhibition featuring the work of ten female artists which changes every day between 24 May – 2 June 2012:
Elena Damiani Karin Dolk Anna Ihle Leslie Kulesh Rose O’Gallivan Beatriz Olabarrieta Hannah Perry Clunie Reid Samara Scott Lucy Woodhouse
As a focal space within a working environment, a reception area performs a vital communicative role between a ‘producer’ and a ‘consumer’. For Sleeping Upright, theReception Area exhibition acts as this place. Reception Area sits alongside the Mika Rottenberg exhibition at Nottingham Contemporary and forms part of a wider opening programme for the Sleeping Upright project that includes; an exhibition at One Thoresby Street featuring the work of Simon Davenport, Bryan Dooley, Candice Jacobs, Fay Nicolson & Oliver Smith and James E Smith who each have created a holding page for the Sleeping Upright website; and an exhibition in the Attic at One Thoresby Street that displays a selection of other curatorial online projects from; bazandchaz.com with a new commission from Martin Cole; blackargos.com with a new installation by Majed Aslam and Chris Barr; itsourplayground.com with an online exhibition and a new commission from Aurelien Mole; pyramidd.biz with site specific collaborative work from multiple European artists; and re-run.net a daily changing exhibition of looped video works in the gallery and on-line, including new commissions by 6 artists. Sleeping Upright acts as a space to develop and exchange new ideas and establish ways to think about and use the Internet to experience and buy contemporary art. Each artist’s work exhibited on the Sleeping Upright website is available for sale as a unique password protected website. For sales enquiries please email:[email protected]
Sleeping Upright is a new project by Candice Jacobs.