+ Program of events coming soon!
Drawing Biennial 2013, 18 April - 15 May, London
My contribution to the Drawing Biennal 2013:
Hans, 2013
Poster, color pencil on cardboard
More info here
Curating the Cosmos | online exhibition coinciding with the AAG Annual Meeting | Los Angeles, April 2013
In conjunction with the 2013 AAG (Association of American Geographers)
paper session Curating the Cosmos organised by Deborah Dixon, an online
art exhibit of the same name has been co-curated by, Philip Nicholson,
Eric Magrane, and Elizabeth Straughan. Drawing on 19th century
geographer Alexander Von Humboldt's 'Kosmos', as well as art and science
collaborations that engage with a cosmic sensibility, the exhibit is
accessible at http://www.curatingthecosmos.
Program of events: the Institute for Mathematical Sciences at Flat Time House
| Upcoming The IMS Project: Saturday 23 February & Saturday 2 March 3 - 6pm |
The Institute for Mathematical Sciences (IMS) was
formed in 2009 in order to explore the relationship between
contemporary art and science. Activated by the precedent of John
Latham’s work the group will present a programme of events over 2
weekends which investigates the divergent methodologies employed in the
two disciplines.
Each
member of The IMS project has proposed a hypothesis related to their
practice to be tested against a yes/no outcome. Through the use of this
scientific methodology the project asks, how does art function when it
is grounded in the proposition of factual truth? Must art depart
entirely from the self-reflexive tradition of critique in order to make
such factual claims?
Flat Time House will operate as a testing ground where The IMS Project will present their hypotheses and findings.
Saturday 23 February 3 - 6pm
Discussion
on composition featuring composer Shabaka Hutchings, poet Noel Rooney
& mathematician Rishi Nalin Kumar. Organized by Chooc Ly Tan
Video screening by Jill Van Epps
Discussion about the IMS Project with Claire Louise Staunton - Curator of Flat Time House, Daniel Lichtman, Chooc Ly Tan and IMS Members
Discussion about the IMS Project with Claire Louise Staunton - Curator of Flat Time House, Daniel Lichtman, Chooc Ly Tan and IMS Members
Installations by Martin Clarke, Isaac Muñoz Olvera, Peter Lewis, Liliana Sanchez, Johann Arens, Daniel Lichtman, Anne Duffau (A---Z), Laura Morrison & Clara Halpern
Tuesday 26 Feburary 7.45pm
IMS intervention into a Shoot From The Hip improvised comedy show at The Top Secret Comedy Club. 38 King Street, Covent Garden, WC2E 8JT
Saturday 2 March 3 - 6pm
Video screening by Miguel Pacheco
Presentations by Jessica Tsang, Alicja Rogalska, Anne Duffau (A---Z), Christopher Kulendran Thomas & Johann Arens
Installations by Martin Clarke, Isaac Muñoz Olvera, Peter Lewis, Liliana Sanchez, Johann Arens, Daniel Lichtman, Anne Duffau (A---Z), Laura Morrison & Clara Halpern.
The IMS Project has a new website
Find out more about our current research and our upcoming residency at Flat Time House:
http://theimsproject.org/
http://theimsproject.org/
IMS @ Tenderpixel, London
O FLUXO / Marlene Haring / The Institute of Mathematical Sciences
/ Ilona Sagar
Schedule
Tuesday 22 January at 7 pm: The four participants (O FLUXO, Marlene Haring, The Institute of Mathematical Sciences, and Ilona Sagar) give a short presentation on their working methods and their plans for using the gallery space over the following days.
Wednesday 23 January from 2 until 6 pm:
O FLUXO, a Portuguese art and design publication originally exclusive to the internet, exhibits their visual manifesto to the public for the first time.
Thursday 24 January from 2 until 6 pm:
The Fourth Wall - Marlene Haring stages the work of the gallery in the shop window during regular work hours. Business as usual, please come in.
Friday 25 January at 7 pm
Following a: full day using the gallery as a production studio, The Institute of Mathematical Sciences presents a film featuring the working hypotheses of each its members in advance of a forthcoming residency at Flat Time House in Peckham.
Saturday 26 January from 3 until 7 pm:
British artist Ilona Sagar conducts Co-, cum-, col-: Make things happen, a performance process and spatial flux. There will also be an all-day screening of her film Aphasic materials (2012).
It is hardly presumptuous to say that the creation of specific, personal working environments is a standard form of operation - no matter one's career or professional interest. However, it's possible that doing so while using the methodologies of art may result in something more than just increased commodity value.
For All our games, a varied group of artists and institutions were selected based on their contrasting relationships to this concept. Each have been invited to partake in a discussion about the construction of their working methods, then are each given control of the gallery space for one day to demonstrate some otherwise intangible aspect of this process. These case studies into the motives of activities categorized as art production provide personal insights into the adaptations artists have made to enable their practices to thrive, even as fields of specialization dissolve into one another.
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