Charade
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Here is a music video I made for the band Box Codax. Videos were produced for each track on the bands album Hellabuster and released as episodes at hellabuster.com
P’s CORRESPONDENCE
Forthcoming group exhibition…
P’s CORRESPONDENCE
Group Show curated by Luiza Teixeira de Freitas & Thom O’Nions
Artists: Dave Charlesworth, Chris Clarke, Tomas Colaço, Elena Damiani, Pedro Magalhães
18 January 2012 - 03 March 2012
PREVIEW
18 January, 6-8pm
Contact:
23 Maddox Street, Mayfair
London W1S 2QN
t: +44 (0)207 493 6090
www.selmaferiani.com
S.A.G.S
09.04.2011 – 01.05.2011 Opening: Saturday 09.04.2011 7 – 10 pm The Studio Artist Group Show- or S* A* G* S as it has become affectionately known – will see all parts of the Woodmill complex thrown open to the public, as we mount a celebratory exhibition featuring 90 of our Woodmill studio artist community. In addition to the permanent gallery spaces, the exhibition will spread to take over normally private communal areas, studios and other miscellany to be incorporated and adapted for this chorus finale. The exhibition will provide an insight into the life of the Woodmill project, reveal the breadth of work produced in the studios over the last 18 months, and create a fitting send-off for a vessel that has served us honorably. The Woodmill- Galleries, Studios and All- relocates to an exciting new home later in Spring. As well as the opening event for S* A* G* S on Saturday 9th April, there will be a closing May Day celebration (Sunday 1st May) featuring a car boot/ closing down sale, open studios and a day of music and performances from Woodmill artists. A specially designed limited edition A1 commemorative poster will be available to take away free of charge at the opening on Saturday 9th April. ——————————————————————————— Gallery open Thursday – Sunday 12.00 – 18.00 or by appointment. |
Artprojx Cinema
Woodmill at Artprojx Cinema, The Armory, NY
01–06.03.2011
Screening of artists film and video at the SVA Theatre, New York in association with The Armory Show & Volta NY.
Woodmill screening times:
01.03.2011 – 12.35–13.15
05.03.2011 – 18.10–18.50
Featuring: Adam Christensen/Ben Burgis/Jack Brennan, Alastair Frazer, Charlesworth Lewandowski & Mann, Chris Clarke, Jasiek Mischke, Lucky PDF, Patricia Lennox-Boyd, Patrick Coyle, Richard Sides, Sidsel Christensen, Una Knox
Woodmill Project Space, London
KATE ALLEN
CHRIS CLARKE
A two-person show in the Woodmill Project Space.
Friday 11th February 2011 / 7pm – 10pm *
12th/13th February by appointment
e: mail [at] chrishenryclarke [dot] com
The Woodmill
Neckinger Depot
Neckinger
London
SE16 3QN
* Coinciding with the opening of Nicolas Party in the Woodmill Gallery.
FIFTEEN
FRIDAY 10 DECEMBER
6.30 – 9.30pm
OPENING of FIFTEEN and new S1 studios
FIFTEEN is a group exhibition marking FIFTEEN years of S1 Artspace
kate allen – simon + tom bloor – theo burt – ross chisholm – chris clarke – katie davies – sean edwards – josephine flynn – babak ghazi – tommy grace – jerome harrington – steve hawley – paul housley – george henry longly – duncan marquiss – haroon mirza – ryan mosely – emily musgrave – steve dutton + percy peacock – james pyman – james richards – florian roithmayr – giles round – matthew smith – sarah staton – graeme stonehouse – shaan syed – rosanna traina – nicole wermers – julie westerman – katy woods
Curated by Louise Hutchinson and George Henry Longly.
Inhabiting any new premises requires its potential occupant to conduct a survey and inspection of the building to test its condition and value. For an artist-led space, this survey involves more than an assessment of bricks and mortar, it has to be tested in other ways. To mark the inauguration of its new premises and the occasion of its 15 year anniversary, S1 Artspace has invited over 30 artists to survey its new space, to test it out according to the criteria of their specific practices.
The exhibiting artists have already played a key part in S1’s history, they include previous and current studio holders as well as artists who have contributed towards S1’s programme over the last 15 years. The exhibition attempts to address the notion of the survey show: it is not an occasion of looking backwards, a retrospective survey that simply attempts to celebrate what has already been. Rather, the exhibition itself is presented a s a testing space, where selected artists have been invited (back) based on their capacity to both reflect and test out key concerns and issues considered intrinsic to S1’s programming (past, present and future).
Some works act as support structures for presenting the work of other artists, elsewhere collaborative approaches are made more central, where the line between individual and collective practice is wilfully blurred. The critical concerns of the exhibition (and issues relating to artist-led activity more broadly) will be further addressed through a series of talks, panel discussions and events, collectively entitled S1 Assembly. Together the exhibition and events programme operate both as a survey of S1’s (past) activity and for surveying its new premise s and the potential therein; where the past is drawn upon as a way to test the conditions of the present, as a point of provocation against which to develop and debate possibilities for future action.
Open Wed – Sat | 12 – 6pm
Exhibition continues until 5 February 2011
NEW ADDRESS:
S1 ARTSPACE | First Floor | 118 Trafalgar Street | Sheffield | S1 4JT | UK
+ 44 (0)114 2493386 | info [at] s1artspace [dot] org | www.s1artspace.org
Wife Drawing
Chris Baker, Sarah Bowker-Jones, Jussi Brightmore, Jon Burgerman, Brian Dawn Chalkley, Anna Choi, Colin Clark, Chris Clarke, Miranda Cleary, George Cutts, Steven Dickie, Peter Donaldson, Luke Drozd, Rita Evans, Craig Fisher, Leo Fitzmaurice, Jonathan Gildersleeves, Matthew Giraudeau, Siân Hislop, Morag Keil, Michael Lawton, Claire McArdle, Paul McCann, Sara McKillop, Jasiek Mischke, Jill Mulleady, Mike Ryder, Mick Welbourn
38b Peckham Rye, Peckham, London, SE15 4JR
Thursday 21st October, 6-9pm
Show continues Friday 22nd October – Sunday 7th November by appointment only except on the following open days:
Friday 22nd October 11am – 6pm
Late night – Thursday 4th November 5pm – 9pm
Wife Drawing is a showcase of contemporary drawing in a domestic space. The show brings together a selection of artists who address the idea of expanded drawing practice within their work.
For further information please contact: lukedrozd [at] hotmail [dot] com
Heat Haze
Featuring a diverse selection of artist film from the Woodmill and beyond, including work by Stuart Croft, Chris Clarke, Doug Fishbone, Una Knox, Jasiek Mischke and more.
7th August 2010, 8pm till late
The Woodmill
Neckinger Depot
Neckinger
London
SE16 3QN
www.woodmill.org
info [at] woodmill [dot] org
This will not last as long as you, Glasgow
This will not last as long as you
26 June – 17 July 2010
Wednesday – Saturday
12:00 – 18:00
Private View: Friday 25 June 2010, 7:30PM to 9:30PM
Supported by The Elephant Trust
+44 141 Gallery
SWG3
100 Eastvale Place
Glasgow
G3 8QG
ourtv: series 2
Group video show in Glasgow with Chris Clarke, Simon Denny, Seamus Harahan, Per-Oskar Leu, Patricia Lennox-Boyd, Victoria Morton
22 May 2010 to 12 Jun 2010
+44 141 Gallery, SWG3 Glasgow
