ARTLICKS MAGAZINE
For Issue Five we invited artist Aaron Angell to contribute a work to our feature, Artist’s Work – newly titled, Artist’s Commission. Just for the magazine, Aaron has made the poster Shitten Flower Clock.
We are very excited to be able to offer this poster to each of our
readers as a booklet inserted in the centre pages, alongside a profile
text by curator, Paul Pieroni.
Includes writing and work from:
Ian Giles interviews artist Rachel Adams, The Introduction
JocJonJosch, Rye Holmboe
James Taylor and Filedgate Gallery
Luke Hart
Alma Zevi
Lucy Ann Hobbs
SHIFT.
Aaron Angell, Artist's Commission
Paul Pieroni, Artist's Profile
Sophie Risner
Paolo Cirio
Tom Lovelace
Kyla McDonald
They Are Here
Jo Dennis, Studio Snoop
http://artlicks.com
SHIFT. will be showing work at SLUICE artfair.
For SLUICE, SHIFT. has asked every artist who has had a solo show to
make a maquette of, or a remnant from, their show. Collectively these
works will be presented as (All Works 2009-2011).
Artists:
Matt Blackler
Patrick Coyle
Lee Holden
Mark Selby
Leonardo Ulian
Joe Watling
Adam Watts
less.
more info at http://www.sluiceartfair.com
SLUICE Art Fair
The debut Sluice Art Fair is both exhibition
space and platform for discussion and creation. Primarily (but not
solely) focusing on artist run not-for-profit spaces, SLUICE features an
open layout for expansive installations, performative works and
screenings including a multifaceted supporting programme.
at
26 South Molton Lane
Aid & Abet, alisn, A Plan Projects, Banner Repeater,
Filmarmalade, Fordham Gallery, George and Jørgen, The Ledge Project, The
Mews Project Space, Modern Language Experiment, Rong-Wrong, Shift
Gallery, Space In Between, studio1.1, Theodore:Art, Transition Gallery
The programme consists of a preview breakfast, panel discussions,
art-making educational activities for children and young people and
artist publishing bookstands.
Primarily (but not solely) focusing on artist run not-for-profit
spaces, SLUICE does not wish to be didactic but rather provide an
informal and accessible temporary platform for young galleries and
project spaces to exhibit their artists’ work, gain exposure and
encourage dialogue between artists, curators and audiences.
Coinciding with the Frieze Art Fair, and taking advantage of its
proximity, Sluice will provide a platform for emerging, non-profit and
artist-run spaces, and is aimed both at an international art crowd and
the general public. With late opening and free entry SLUICE is designed
to enable access to all. SLUICE will serve as a punctuation point to the
London Art Fair week.
Organised by artist Karl England and curator and writer Ben Street.
less.to solidify a negative space(three part score for The Magnificent Basement only)Public View 6 - 9.30pm Saturday 6th of August.
less.
began as a minimalist art rock band, at first separate to, but now an
extension of the their own individual art pratices. Collaborating
artists Paul Good and Kirsty Wood create installations using symbols,
relics and paraphernalia from the original band.
'To solidify a
negative space, three part score for The Magnificent Basement only', is a
visual representation of an ongoing body of work originating as scores
and recordings of less. now becoming sight specific installations.
Work
seen is the remainders of a past action. The walls cast in rubber have
been pulled from the wall to collapse under their own weight. The score
marks an uneasy fall or crescendo of sound with a small drum part cast
in plaster, lost within the mass.
The title words 'negative spaces refers to the artists' exploration of silence within music and how to frame what is formless.
All
viewings by appointment only until Friday 12 August (for appointments
please email info@alisn.org at least one day before your intended
visit).
In The Magnificent Basement
128 Farringdon Road EC1R 3AP
www.alisn.org/1601447
less. are performing at SUPERNORMAL festival in august.
see http://www.supernormalfestival.co.uk/ for more details and tickets.
6.artists:keran james, gary meynell, joe watling, ladies
of the press, less.date:3nd to the 9th of julyprivate
view friday the 2nd of july 6-9pmpress release:the
ladies of the press are to perform on the opening night.
for their
performance they will construct the press release which will accompany
the show.gallery
note:gallery is
viewable by
invitation and appointment only between the dates 3/7-9/7.for
enquires or to make an appointment please email mail@shiftgallery.com
less. are supporting David Devant and his Spirit Wife at the 100 club.
less.
are performing at micro events on thursday 11th of febuary.
an evening of small scale interactive performances and artworks
micro performance is an experimental performance structure developed by Rebecca Birch as part of an exploration into modes of communication and the intimacy of direct conversation.
for this special evening in the montague arms, the performers will abandon the main stage and interact in an intimate and yet informal manner with people in the pub. performers will wander through the audience or sit at tables and invite small groups to join them. You are invited to take your drinks around the bar to share a drink with each of the performers. expect personal serenades, table-top games, tall tales tellers, roaming side show performers and conversations with unusual creatures.
www.frogmorris.net
SHIFT.
artist run project/exhibition space.
show one.
title:
a poor kinder future
artists:
paul good, kirsty wood
dates:
28th november to the 4th december
private view 27th november
artist note:
paul good and kirsty wood will be showing a new installation and performing as less.
gallery note:
viewable by invitation or appointment only between the dates 28/11-4/12.
This Happy Band
less. are performing on the 19th september as part of Daniel Lehans This Happy Band.
This Happy Band is part of the Nunhead arts week. for more information follow the link.
less.
Two upcoming performances at the White Record Release night.
part 1
21 august
part 2
25 september
White Record Release@
The George Tavern
Whitechapel, London and South East
free entry
Fault line: Art in Age of Anxiety
Private View: Friday 19th June 2009 6.30-9.30
Exhibition continues:
20.06.09 — 18.07.09
Thursday — Saturday 1.00-5.00
