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Thanks 2012 - Hello 2013

December 19, 2012 Uncategorized

Tags: Amelia Pica, Andre Cadere, Brad Faine, Caitlin Smyth, Daisy McMullan, Dome: Ralph Tubbs and the Festival of Britain, Gary Woodley, Gate Theatre, Isobel Harbison, Julian Wild, Kate Ross, Lloyd Johnson, Lynda Morris, Lynda Morris: Dear Lynda..., Manca Bajec, Michele Drascek, Modern Art Oxford, NSK, Peter Downsbrough, Red White and Blue: Pop Punk Politics Place, Rosie Farrell, SECONDEDITIONS, Stacion, Steve Thomas, STURTEVANT, With Words Like Smoke

stacked Gary Woodley designed bench with mirrorball in the window of CHELSEA space with Tate Britain and Millbank Tower behind

It’s time for CHELSEA space to say thank you to those who took part in our 2012 programme and to wish a Happy New Year to everyone who came to visit us.

Kate Ross (left) and Daisy McMullan in front of Daniel Sturgis's painting 'All or Nothing' 2012

It’s long overdue but we … More To Follow: Read The Full Text Here

Neue Slowenische Kunst ends at CHELSEA space

April 22, 2012 exhibition

Tags: Alexei Monroe, Andrew Wilson, Bob Smith (Bob and Roberta Smith), Calvert 22, Catherine Wood, Chris Dercon, David Gothard, Dejan Knez, Dragan Zivadinov, Iron Sky, IRWIN, Ivan Novak, Iztok Jarc, Kathy Noble, Laibach, Marcus Campbell Books, Michele Drascek, Milan Fras, Mina Spiler, Miran Mohar, Muhamet Hamiti, Mute Records, Neue Slowenische Kunst 1984-1992, NSK State, Penelope Curtis, Srecko Bajda, Tate Britain, Tate Modern

Ivan Novak speaks for Laibach in 'A Film From Slovenia' at CHELSEA space

After five very interesting and eventful weeks Neue Slowenische Kunst 1984-1992 comes to an end at CHELSEA space. Our show was the opening section of a London-wide co-operation between Tate Modern, Calvert22 and CHELSEA space; the events have kept rolling and the people kept coming.

Dragan Zivadinov with Donald Smith at CHELSEA space

We were delighted … More To Follow: Read The Full Text Here

Private View Launches Neue Slowenische Kunst 1984-1992

March 23, 2012 exhibition

Tags: Alexei Monroe, Ami Clarke, Banner Repeater, Bruce McLean, Caitlin Smyth, Chris Dercon, Chrissi Gassner, Crispin Chetwynd, David Gothard, David Tremlett, Dudley Sutton, Gary Woodley, Iztok Jarc, Janneke Van Leeuwen, Karl Lydon, Kathy Noble, Laure Genillard, Lloyd Johnson, Lynda Morris, Manca Bajec, Marina Mahler, Mark Wood, Michele Drascek, Miran Mohar, Neue Slowenische Kunst 1984-1992, Paul Tickell, Penelope Curtis, Peter Fillingham, Pil and Galia Kollectiv, Rosie Farrell, Simon Bell, Tate Britain, Tate Modern

Neue Slowenische Kunst private view

Over two hundred people turned out for the private view of Neue Slowenische Kunst 1984 -1992 at CHELSEA space on Tuesday 20th March.

curator Michele Drascek with Director of Tate Modern Chris Dercon and CHELSEA space Director Donald Smith

One of the first to arrive was Chris Dercon, Director of Tate Modern where there will be a symposium and a Laibach concert in the Turbine Hall … More To Follow: Read The Full Text Here

Susan Forsyth exhibition and talk + Sir Terence Conran, Patrick Caulfield, and our ideal home

March 14, 2012 Uncategorized

Tags: Design Museum, Ideal Home, Jo Melvin, Michele Drascek, Neue Slowenische Kunst 1984-1992, Patrick Caulfield, Ping Pong Dialogues: Bill Beckley, Royal Society of British sculptors, Sir Nicholas Serota, Sir Terence Conran, Susan Forsyth

Neue Slowenische Kunst posters and photographs ready to install

Our good friend Michele Drascek arrived from Ljubljana with the rest of the archive for our next show Neue Slowenische Kunst 1984-1992 and now the installation begins in earnest.

Road works: Susan Forsyth's exhibition on the Old Brompton Road

Meanwhile artist and former CHELSEA space Assistant Susan Forsyth is stopping the traffic with her brilliant new exhibition Goldplay at the Royal Society … More To Follow: Read The Full Text Here

Vertu Reality - Richard Wilson off the hook at Saatchi Gallery

April 20, 2011 Uncategorized

Tags: Anthony Fawcett, barney bubbles, Frankie Pringle, Hugh Merrell, Maxine Pringle, Michele Drascek, Olga Chwilowicz, Richard Wilson, Saatchi Gallery, Vertu

Champagne crowd for Richard Wilson at the Saatchi Gallery

The CHELSEA space team had fun at the Saatchi Gallery for the preview of Richard Wilson’s Hold The Line, a new commission for bespoke mobile phone company Vertu.

Richard Wilson's 'Hold The Line' at Saatchi Gallery

For the commission Richard had made a new film and a ‘cityscape’ model both made using parts from Vertu “luxury” phones. The film was a kind of puppet … More To Follow: Read The Full Text Here