CHOOC LY TAN

RE-RUN

2012-01-21T21:06:00.003-08:00

RE-RUN

An invitation and the limit of the loop
06.03.12 - 21.03.12

www.re-run.net

Actress, Ayshay, Majed Aslam, Nathan Barlex, David Blandy, Ami Clarke, Jess Flood-Paddock, Dean Kissick,
Gil Leung, Chooc Ly Tan, Fay Nicolson, Damien Roach, Oliver Smith, Jesse Wine

Selected artists have been invited to submit a short digital video file no longer than a minute to be displayed on a continuous loop for 24 hours. From 6th – 21st March a different work will be shown each day, culminating in an episodic event exploring the technical novelty of the loop and its potential to unravel temporal structure. RE-RUN will take place at Banner Repeater, London, and also online at www.re-run.net.

RE-RUN is an ongoing project curated by Majed Aslam and Fay Nicolson.

Taaaaaaalk at Transmission, Glasgow, Thursday 12th January, 7pm, all wellcome!

2012-01-09T16:57:00.000-08:00

Yessssss.

I will give an insight on some of my recent work (i.e: The IMS Project and 'Some Questions about your Oubliian Structure'), and, we will discuss 'New Materials in the Reading of the World'.

Screening at No. 34 Store Street

2011-12-04T09:33:00.000-08:00

Transmission Gallery, Glasgow

2011-11-03T18:15:00.000-07:00

Out: Art from Goldsmiths, Ingenious Media Limited, London

2011-10-26T17:20:00.000-07:00

15 Golden Square, W1F 9JG, London
27.10.2011 - 24.02.2012
(by invitation only)

Artists: Radhika Agarwala, Bading Kagalakan, Tony Law, Daniel Lichtman, Daniel McClennan, Steven Morgana, J L Murtaugh, Julie Born Squires, jonas St.Michael, Stefan Sulzer, Chooc Ly Tan and Ellen Twinem

Curated by Neil Jefferies and Sabina Muller

STARTPOINT: PRIZE FOR EMERGING ARTISTS 2011

2011-10-13T11:48:00.000-07:00

Wannieck Gallery

Brno, Czech Republic

12.10 – 4.12.2011

Arbor vitae Foundation invites you to the exhibition

Nadace Arbor vitae Vás srdečně zve na výstavu

Marta Antoniak (ASP Kraków) / Nicky Assmann (KABK Den Haag) / Anna Błachno (WSP UMK Toruń) / Daniel Djamo (UNA Bucuresti) / Kevin Gaffney (RCA London) / Alicja Gaskon (ASP Warszawa) / Armin Lorenz Gerold (AdBK Wien) / Marcel Groβe (AdBK Nürnberg) / Daniela Hoferer (HfBK Dresden) / Tommy Høvik (Kunstakademiet, Oslo) / Daniella Isamit Morales (NABA Milano) / Lefteris Kiourtsoglou (ASFA Athina) / Izabela Koniarz (ASP Łódź) / Patrik Kriššák (FU OU Ostrava) / Radim Langer (VŠUP Praha) / Tala Lumbar (ALUO UL Ljubljana) / Carlos Azeredo Mesquita (FBA UP Porto) / Oldřich Morys (FaVU VUT Brno) / Javier Navarro Romero (FBA UPV Valencia) / Wanda Nay (HfGK Zurich) / Paul Paillet (ENSA Dijon) / Claire Perret (ENSAD Lyon) / Aleksandar Pertemov (KH Weissensee Berlin) / Márk Radics (MKE Budapest) / Richard Roháč (FU TU Košice) / Igor Ruf (ALU SZ Zagreb) / Sara Rutschman (HGK FHNW Basel) / Lucia Sceranková (AVU Praha) / Michal Šimonfy (FVU AU Banská Bystrica) / Pia Sirén (KUVA Helsinki) / Tomáš Šoltýs (VŠVU Bratislava) / Malthe Stigaard (GRA Amsterdam) / Chooc Ly Tan (Goldsmiths London) / Milou van der Maaden (HKU Utrecht)

In the 9th year of its existence, StartPoint includes 34 prestigious art schools from 19 European countries. At each school a jury of three members chooses one graduate thesis work and at the opening of the exhibition the international jury awards a main prize and several honorary mentions. In the following year all the awarded artists are invited to participate in the residential project Started, resulting in a group show; the winner is awarded the opportunity to publish his/her own catalogue. Thus the whole project StartPoint creates a unique and continuous documentation of the emerging art generation but also a wide network of new contacts and a platform for further opportunities to meet and cooperate.

Partners / Partneři:
Ministerstvo kultury ČR, FAVU VUTBrno, AWT Čechofracht a.s., Bartonstudio Plzeň, Goethe–Institut, ArtMap.cz, e–artnow.org

More info here

TOMORROW'S WORLD screening

2011-09-02T11:40:00.001-07:00

ATTEMPTS TO GET INSIDE THE WORLD: exhibition and events 26/8 - 11/9

2011-08-13T12:54:00.000-07:00

I will show a piece, not an artwork, but an object that informs and supports my practice at the Arthouse. My video New Materials in the Reading of the World will be screened throughout the exhibition. I will also take part in the Saturday symposium (3rd Sept), Navigating Extremes. With scientist Rishi Nalin Kumar, we will talk about a multi-disciplinary project that we, and other practitioners, have taken part in, since its inception at the IMS (Institute for Mathematical Sciences), Imperial College, London.

LEWISHAM ARTHOUSE

ZOE ANSPACH, SOL ARCHER, ANTOINE BERTIN, JACOB BLANDY,
CHRISTOPH BOTH-ASMUS, SARAH BOWDEN, ANNA BUNTING-BRANCH, JOSE CAMPOS, CELINE CONDORELLI, PAULINE CURNIER-JARDIN, ISOBEL DUNHILL, CORINNE FELGATE, AMANDA FRANCIS, LINDA FRANKE, LUDOVICA GIOSCIA, JAMIE GEORGE, KEN HUGGINS, PER HUTTNER, IAN LAWTON, MICHAEL LEE, ROBERT LISNEY, JOANNE MASDING, SACHI MIYACHI, NATASHA ROSLING, KRISTIN SHERMAN, CHOOC LY TAN, FATOS USTEK, WOUTER VENEMA, VOL.*, JOHN WALTER, VICTORIA WATSON, MICHAEL WHITBY, RICHARD WHITBY, MAGDA FABIANCZYK, LAURA WHITE, ELEANOR WRIGHT

Over the course of these two weeks a range of talks, screenings and performances will take place set within a laboratory-style exhibition. The intention is to reveal the raw edges to many of the processes that feed an art practice, shifting eyes away from the product and into the thick of the background. Particular attention will be given to research transgressing the boundaries of the studio – either through grappling with unknown subjects and disciplines, or through direct attempts to thrust oneself into the midst of an often extreme set of physical and psychological circumstances.

The exhibition space will house two main conference events, Retreat: in the City – 27^th and 28^th August, organised by Michael Whitby, and Navigating Extremes - 3^rd and 4^th September by Natasha Rosling. Artists, curators, architects, choreographers, and theatre practitioners from across Europe and London will come together to present talks, set-up discussions, screenings and performances under the umbrella of Attempts to Get Inside the World. A series of furnitures and rolling projections will occupy the gallery space - presenting works, artefacts, test pieces, experiments and research material selected by each participant in reference to the practices discussed.

More info on the exhibition and the symposium program

Review of the MFA Degree Shows – The Independent

2011-08-13T12:46:00.000-07:00

TEN TO WATCH

Rose O'Gallivan, Yelena Popov, Fay Nicolson, Helen Benigson, Rowena Hughes, Tomas Downes, Amy McDonough,
Chooc Ly Tan, Patrick Goddard and Alex Lawler

Britart's new wave, Laura McLean-Ferris, The Independent, 22 Jully 2011. Read more

The hardcopy of The Independent was nicely titled "THIS IS TOMORROW CALLING".

MFA Fine Art Degree Show 2011, Goldsmiths

2011-08-13T12:27:00.000-07:00

The Conditions were There, at the Right Moment, out of any Moments of the Universe's Life-Span, video of the Installation

The Conditions were There, at the Right Moment, out of any Moments of the Universe's Life-Span
Mixed-media including wine, laptop, slideshow

The Conditions were There, at the Right Moment, out of any Moments of the Universe's Life-Span (details)

The Conditions were There, at the Right Moment, out of any Moments of the Universe's Life-Span (details)

The Conditions were There, at the Right Moment, out of any
Moments of the Universe's Life-Span (details)

The Conditions were There, at the Right Moment, out of any

Moments of the Universe's Life-Span (details)

Kometen Melodie
Steel, graphite, bricks, colored yarns and adjustabe spanner

Kometen Melodie

(details)

Kometen Melodie

(details)

Kometen Melodie (details)

Inverted Bottle

Steel, magnets, bottle of water

Some Questions about your Oubliian Structure
Printed emails

Some Questions about your Oubliian Structure (details)

New Materials in the Reading of the World, digital video, installation view

New Materials in the Reading of the World, Excerpt 3'

Goldsmiths MFA 2011 website

Echo of the North – Galtarviti, the Westfjod, Iceland, 3-31 Jully 2011

2011-08-13T12:12:00.000-07:00

July the 2nd starts the art exhibition Echo of The North at Galtarviti in Keflavik. A number of know artists participate in the event, who all share the experience of having stayed at the lighthouse for work and inspiration over the past years. Galtarviti is a diamond in the flora of Icelandic nature. No cell phone or internet connection makes one connect to the nature alone, to the spectacular mountains and the open sea. Those who have been at the lighthouse share the longing to return.

SELECTED – UK touring screening

2011-08-13T12:08:00.000-07:00

My video New Materials in the Reading of the World has been selected by Emily Wardill, Videoclub and FLAMIN to take part in a touring screening across the UK (incl. CCA, Glasgow, the Whitechapel gallery, London, Picture This, Bristol, etc).

New Materials in the Reading of the World, digital video, color/b&w, 5 min.

– video stills –

"If you thought the Jarman Award was where you'd find the next big thing in British film art, you're one step behind. This touring initiative gets the four film-makers shortlisted for last year's Jarman – Spartacus Chetwynd, Ben Rivers, Zineb Sedira and Emily Wardill – to select moving-image artists they think we should be watching. The 10 names on the programme might not mean anything to the public yet as they're mostly up-and-coming, recently graduated art students (some of whom appear at screenings), but where else might you find a film that tries to invent a new colour or create a new manifesto based on capturing extragalactic rhythms?"

Review by Steve Rose, The Guardian

Beyond Ourselves – Royal Society

2011-08-13T11:56:00.000-07:00

Problems

Metal rod, pile of printed paper

(image by Adam Hinton)

more information on the Beyond Ourselves website

Review in The Times, Eureka magazine, 2nd June 2011, by Gia Milinovich, read more

Uncertain Ratio – exhibition & events

2011-08-13T11:23:00.000-07:00

IMS (the Istitute for Mathematical Sciences), Imperial College

3-22 December 2010 

New Materials in the Reading of the World, digital video, installation view

more information on the Uncertain Ratio website