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All This Stuff: Archiving The Artist

May 28, 2013 Uncategorized

Tags: All This Stuff: Archiving the Artist, Aphasic Disturbance, Arlis UK & Ireland, Ashley Rich, Barbara Steveni, Bruce McLean, Clive Phillpot, Debra Welch, Fieldworks from the Museum of the Void, Gustav Metzger, Gustavo Grandal Montero, Jo Melvin, Liz Ward, Mike Iveson, Modern Art Oxford, Neal White, Old Fire Station Oxford, Penelope Curtis, Peter Downsborough, Ping Pong Dialogues: Bill Beckley, Process Progress Project Archive, Re-make/Re-model, Ruth McLennan, Stephen Bury, Stephen Willats, Sue Breakell, Uriel Orlow, White Cube Bermondsey

artists Bruce and Debra Welch with the Director of Tate Britain, Penelope Curtis

A crowd gathered at White Cube Bermondsey on 23rd May for the launch of the book All This Stuff: Archiving The Artist published by LIBRI.

front cover of All This Stuff: Archiving The Artist illustrated with an image of Bruce McLean's King For A Day, A One Day Retrospective 1972

The book is edited by Victoria Lane, Karyn Stuckey, and Judy Vaknin … 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

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IRWIN visit CHELSEA space

April 04, 2012 exhibition

Tags: Calvert 22, Dusan Mandic, Haris Hararis, IRWIN, IRWIN - Time For A New State, Laibach, Manca Bajec, Miran Mohar, Neue Slowenische Kunst 1984-1992, New Collectivism, Penelope Curtis, Roman Urjanek, Tate Britain, Tate Modern, The Theatre of the Sisters of Scipion Nasice

IRWIN's Miran Mohar in conversation with the Director of Tate Britain, Penelope Curtis, at CHELSEA space

After Miran Mohar came from Ljubljana for the private view of Neue Slowenische Kunst 1984 - 1992 we were delighted this week that other members of IRWIN came to CHELSEA space to meet us and view the exhibition.

Dusan Mandic (IRWIN), Haris Hararis (NSK archivist), Roman Urjanek (IRWIN) photo: Manca Bajec

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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

a home win for ideal private view

September 26, 2011 exhibition

Tags: Arcade, Bruce McLean, Caitlin Smyth, Carol Tulloch, Caroline de Lannoy, Christian Mooney, Crispin Chetwynd, David Tremlett, Desmond Letts, Diane Guyot de St Michel, Eve Ferret, Fred Pradeau, Gary Woodley, Icon Design Trail, Ideal Home, Jane Ashley, Jeff Dennis, London Design Festival, Massimo Valsecci, Penelope Curtis, Peter Fillingham, Richard Woods, Rose Davey, Stephen Farthing, Steve Thomas, Syd Shelton, Tate Britain

artist Crispin Chetwynd leans on a Richard Woods 'Drystone Wall on Wheels'

ideal home had a fantastic private view and a brilliant first week with lots of great visitors during the London Design Festival and the Icon Design Trail. Here’s a few private view images, a full set will go up on the CHELSEA space archive in the near future.

Director of Tate Britain, Penelope Curtis, with artist Jeff Dennis

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Goldhawks and Garden Forks - Roger Ackling gets down to business for Down To Earth

June 19, 2011 exhibition

Tags: Carol Tulloch, Dave Beech, Down To Earth, Dudley Sutton, Goldhawks, Henry Moore Institute, Juan Cruz, Lisa Le Feuvre, Penelope Curtis, Roger Ackling, Tate Britain, V&A

Roger Ackling at CHELSEA space

Roger Ackling turned up early at CHELSEA space sporting his favourite Goldhawks T-Shirt, full of energy and looking forward to installing his work.

Roger Ackling's work laid out at CHELSEA space ready for him to install

Roger had asked that we unwrap and lay out the individual works in advance so that he could begin the process of placement and installation as soon as he arrived

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