Gallery Exhibitions
contemporary work - in art, technology and social change
various weekends in January and February 2013
In partnership with 20-21 Visual Arts Centre, Furtherfield Gallery is pleased to host One Minute Volumes 1-6 curated by the film-maker Kerry Baldry over three consecutive weekends in January and February 2013.
One Minute Volumes 1-6 are an eclectic mix of artists moving image constrained to the time limit of one minute and include over 80 artists at varying stages of their careers.
Thursday 18 October - Saturday 1 December
Featuring Paula Crutchlow & Helen Varley Jamieson, Andy Deck, Mary Flanagan, Genetic Moo, Dominic Smith, and Sarah Waterson.
The artists in this exhibition work and play with living organisms and technical things, systems and language, to explore how our relation to the natural world is changing. They introduce us to the unruly life going on in other natural webs of communication, knowledge and feral exchange. Gallery visitors (humans and dogs) are invited to view videos, interact with art installations and social media and undertake walks in the surrounding park with its other animals and edible plants.
Events & Activities
free events and activities alongside exhibitions
Saturday 25 May 4-5.30pm
McKenzie Wark, the author of The Beach Beneath the Street, will give a talk at Furtherfield Gallery about his latest book The Spectacle of Disintegration - Situationist Passages Out of the 20th Century, in which he puts the work of the Situationists in a broader, deeper context. Richard Barbrook will be giving an introductory talk.
Your Art Here
featuring your netart, words, drawings, photos, videos, proposals for action
Clear Spots
an open space for independent artists to share their work
Recently at Furtherfield Gallery
Saturday 02 March 2013, 12-4pm
Part of Furtherfield Clear Spots programme.
In partnership with CRiSAP - Creative Research in Sound Arts Practice from the University of the Arts London - LCC, Furtherfield Gallery is pleased to present Migratory Dreams – Sueños Migratorios, sound recordings of an improvisatory online performance event using spoken voice and pre-recorded sounds that took place between two Colombian communities in London (UK) and Bogota (CO) in August 2012. The performances were part of Networked Migrations, a practice-based research project which explored feelings of displacement and being in the ‘in-between' of migrants communities.
