Hayley Weeks Art

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Knot - Anni Albers (1947)

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Civilized - Ben Tolman

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First exhibition with Radar At LU Arts!

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People watching exhibition March 2014

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People Watching

This is part of the proposal I put together for an exhibition commissioned by LU Arts during my studies.

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The Serpentine presents the work of Simon Denny, an artist who works with sculptural installations that include print, graphics, moving images and texts. The first solo show of Denny's work in London, Products for Organising, is developed in response to the Serpentine Sackler Gallery and features new installations that revolve around contemporary radical management practices and the historical hacker organisational forms that may have inspired them.

Visited London a couple days ago and spent some time in the natural history museum, V and A, Whitecube and Serpentine galleries. I particularly enjoyed Simon Denny’s sculptural assemblies focused on Hacker groups and the management practices that resulted in response to these.  

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Vietnam January 2016

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Warmest November in 150 years. Zero Holiday Spirit.

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Mary Weatherford, ‘Windansea,’ 2015, David Kordansky Gallery

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Construction of up down, side to side has begun. Bloc projects Sheffield, (5 min walk form train station) private view tonight at 6pm #art #Sheffield #blocprojects #interactiveart #sculpture #privateview #summer @blocprojects

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Anyone in and around the Sheffield area should come check this  exhibition out! 

04 07 2015 — 05 07 2015, private view Sat 04 07, 6 PM — 8 PM Bloc Projects, Sheffield S1 4RB

Curated by Hayley Weeks

Curated by Hayley Weeks, Up, Down, Side to Side at Bloc Projects, Sheffield is an interactive exhibition featuring new work from Technical Sculptor Timothy Holt.

Bloc Projects is transformed by two new installations from Holt, Art. no. 373 — 396 (Going Around In Circles) (2015) and Art. no. 400 — 499 (What Goes Up) (2015). Constructed from chrome spring doorstops the work encapsulates the pure properties of these everyday household objects, drawing on our understanding of the mundane.

By using a naturally animated object, Holt invites the audience to experience this recognisable item anew through an instinctively playful interaction. The clean and direct formation of the work only acts to enhance its accessibility, as simplistic and familiar forms, to engage the viewer with Holts' installations and the space alike.

To accompany his solo exhibition, Holt has handcrafted a series of limited edition pencil on hardboard prints. Art. no. 501 — 505 (Around In About) (2015) is a collection of five individual works that explores the effect of art making. These numbered originals have been hand produced by the Technical Sculptor making each one simultaneously a duplicate of the others, as well as a unique work in their own right.

The prints have been signed and numbered by the artist and are available for purchase with a signed certificate at Bloc Projects.

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Liberate Tate Annotates Tate Modern’s Turbine Hall in 25-Hour Guerrilla Protest

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Easy Morning Nutella Buns

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Finished space for assessment. No idea what to do with myself now my degree is finished.

Now that I got the space I originally wanted the box has kind of turned into a large model of what I wanted to do rather than an actual finished work. It's a shame cause it would have been good if I'd been able to work with my original idea and now I know I could have all along.

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The box is up in the space, basically ready for assessment/ exhibition now. Very exciting. I'm debating weather or not to put another piece up, one of the works on hessian, to tie all the works together. Will decide tomorrow.