#guest projects

[william-william]

immigrants and animals in London in April & May

We will be performing and working in London this spring with various works. 

15.4. The third ever The Lone Wolf, the Dark Horse and the Underdog with Elina Minn, Paul Maheke and Pony by immigrants and animals at The Rebel Man Standard Festival at Guest Projects. Get your tickets here. 

22.4. William William as a part of Knickerbocker Queer Dance Party at The Yard.

23.4. Terminal as a part of Lucretia/ Goth Night at the Rebel Man Standard Festival. Tickets are here. 

After these we will start working on CUNST at Camden People’s Theatre and there might be some more appearances in the city in May too <3

So much stuff, so great, such a treat!

[sundaymourningcomingdown]

S&M sha•man featured in the On Landscape exhibition at Guest Projects in Hackney

[nomadaresearch]

On Landscape # 1, the first of a series of exhibitions based on conversations between artists Minna Kantonen, Dafna Talmor and Emma Wieslander, aims to challenge pictorial representations of landscape. The exhibition, to be held at Guest Projects in East London in March of this year, will feature photographic work by the three artists and a site-specific installation by invited artist Minna Pöllänen. A central element of the exhibition will consist of an open call for self-published, handmade or short-run books relating to the exhibition framework. The publications, on display throughout the exhibition, aim to provide a platform for wider debates around landscape whilst presenting an opportunity for emerging practitioners to showcase their work. The deadline for submissions is 3 February. Submission form HERE. For further enquiries, email [email protected].

[fuga-lofstrom]

[eastlondonart-blog]

Guest Projects: Elegy (1)

At Sunbury House, 1 St. Andrews Road

The concept of death is one that, rightly, often frightens and discomforts us. Is it possible to utilise the concept of death in more positive ways? Elegia Projects hopes to address this question. The participating artists’ works explore the links between art and death from a psychosocial perspective. Taking the concept of death beyond that of physical demise, the artists face death on our behalf. Through their work death becomes an impetus not only to grieve, but also to celebrate and reconsider that which we have lost. We are also invited to consider what we may gain when certain aspects of reality or our lives and culture die. A series of events and talks accompanying the visual art exhibition will enable visitors to further explore the idea of death as an impetus, a springboard, and cultural phenomena. ARTISTS: Marlie Mul, Leo Cohen, Sidonie Zou-Zou Roberts, Paul Kneale, Sydney Southam, Tal Regev, Lucia Rivero, Josh Baum, Beatrice Bonafini, David RL Jones, Babette Semmer, Charlotte Osborne, Oli Bonzanigo, Cecilia Granara, Laura Naomi Adamson More information - http://guestprojects.com/programme/elgy/