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Marion Phillini Invites You to Join Collaboration In Progress

Marion Phillini Collab in Prog

22nd July – 29th July 2016
Preview: Friday 22nd July 2016, 6-9pm

Marion Phillini takes over Lewisham Arthouse and invites you to join Collaboration In Progress.

Amongst the Phillini debris of past installations, multiple screens and a familiar washing line, discover the results of an experimental Marion workshop with Wimbledon MFA Students. Testing the boundaries of collaboration, their work will join Marion Phillini’s exhibition/ installation/ performance/ studio for one week.

Marion Phillini will use the space for production of new work during exhibition opening times. Working on site, Phillini will shift and re-modulate the installation of works in response to viewers’ reactions/ interactions.

More info about Marion Phillini at www.marionphillini.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100007018519118
Twitter: @marionphillini

Exhibition continues:
22nd July – 29th July 2016
Open Wednesday to Sunday 12-6pm

Free entry
Step-free access

Myatt Garden School Presents

Peter Paul Rubens, A Roman Triumph (detail), about 1630. Image courtesy The National Gallery, London. All rights reserved.[toggle]Peter Paul Rubens, A Roman Triumph (detail), about 1630. Image courtesy The National Gallery, London. All rights reserved.[/toggle]

25th – 27th February 2016

Come and enjoy the Myatt Garden School Children’s artwork at their Take One Picture Exhibition.

Opening Times:

Thursday 25th February, 3.30 – 5.30pm
Friday 26th February, 3.30 – 5.30pm
Saturday 27th February 10.00am – 3.00pm

Free entry
Step-free access

Sheena Patel: Cologne’s Gold + Beton

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Friday 15th January – Monday 8th February 2016

Sheena Patel’s 16 minute performance film, NOW BREATHE. is being exhibited as part of a group show on female identity at Cologne’s Gold + Beton, in conjunction with Bradford’s FUSE Arts Space. Exquisite Corpse​ explores female form, self-image and stereotypes from the perspective of eleven female artists. Through video, painting, performance and illustration, the exhibition also considers the potential of contemporary technology as a tool to examine female self­ identity and evaluates the impact that it has upon constructs of ‘femininity’.

Internationally acclaimed visual and performance artist Poppy Jackson ​explores the female body as an autonomous zone, and has produced a new performance work commissioned by Fuse Art Space; she will also be exhibiting a series of paintings. Based in Toronto, Rupi Kaur​​ found notoriety as the poet who critiqued Instagram earlier this year with her “period.” ​​series – these photographs feature in the show. Delicate and charged illustrations from Sue Williams ​draw the viewer into a world of provocative sexual politics. The exhibition also includes work by artists from Austria, Russia, UK and US including Anastasia Vepreva​, Evelin Stermitz, Faith Holland, Julia Kim Smith, Kate Durbin, ​Lacie Garnes, Sarah Faraday​ and Sheena Patel​.

“The internet poses significant problems in female representation, from pornography to the use of female form in advertising and notably the use of sexually violent language as a form of censorship and aggression towards female expression”, comments the exhibition’s curator Sarah Faraday​. “Exquisite Corpse presents an array of female artists using both online and material forms for creativity, empowerment, and subversion, whilst reclaiming control of the representation of their bodies”

The exhibition has been covered by The Independent and Dazed Digital

Gold + Beton
Cologne, Germany