DECADI Tomorrow!

Just a reminder to you that DECADI opens tomorrow - a group exhibition at the Old Ambulance Depot (77 Brunswick st, off Leith Walk). The opening is 6 - 8, and a Big Red Bus will pick you up at 8 and take you to the Roxy Art House, where The Festival of Supreme Beings promises a tombola, snail racing, musical performances from special guests and a host of other delights.

If you can't make tomorrow, the exhibition is open 12 - 5pm on Thursday, Friday and Saturday this week.

p.s Bus places are limited so be in good time, and bring some bus money! (we're undercutting lothian, £1 suggested donation)

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Tulca Administrator now seeking tenders

Tulca Festival of Visual Arts is an annual festival taking place in Galway each year. Running since 2002, Tulca features dynamic and exciting work from national and international visual art practitioners.

Job Description
Tulca Festival of Visual Art is seeking to contract a temporary part time administrator from late July – December 2010. The administrator will liaise with the Curator, Project Manager and Board to deliver a high quality festival. Duties include: accounts, Marketing & PR, liaising with the team on accommodation, transport, insurance, hospitality and production. Excellent Communication Skills, Computer Skills and Project Management skills essential.
Formal qualification in Art or Art Administration advantageous, administrative experience in the arts essential.

Please apply with a CV and cover letter to tulcafestival@gmail.com by 5pm 30 June 2010, with the Subject Header: TULCA ADMIN
We would appreciate it if you could pass this on to interested parties.

Work activities of the TULCA administrator may include:

• Planning and organising logistics related to events, buildings, performers/artists and other personnel;
  

· Liaise with treasurer & curator on budget
· Work closely with the curator and production manager on delivering the festival
· Working with curator and graphic designer on programme, website and other publicity materials.
· Taking responsibility for operational management issues such as venue accessibility, and health and safety issues.
· Developing a marketing plan with the Tulca sub-committee on PR & Marketing.
· Planning and managing accounts and budgets.
· Work with Board & curator to secure venues
· Working with the Board to secure funding.
· Recruiting and managing interns and volunteers
· Liaising with artists, galleries and curator on all administrative needs
· Liaising with graphic designers, and transporters an other non-technical contractors.
· Liaising with sponsors for accommodation, venues and other in kind sponsorship


Salary: €6000
Hours:
July – August 1 day per week
September 2 days per week
October – November 5 days per week, plus weekends & late evenings (extra 5 days pay)

        December 1 day per week (3 days)

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NEW SENSATIONS 2010

        Channel 4 and The Saatchi Gallery announce this year’s

New Sensations prize for UK art students graduating in 2010


NEW SENSATIONS 2010

Channel 4 and The Saatchi Gallery are delighted to announce this
year’s New Sensations competition, which is open to all UK art
students graduating from BA and MA courses at UK colleges and
universities in 2010.

Through Saatchi Online, UK graduates are invited to enter the
competition with work from their 2010 degree shows. The deadline for
entries is Friday 2 July.

New Sensations was launched in 2007 by Channel 4 and The Saatchi
Gallery to find the most imaginative and talented artists graduating
in the UK and to support students leaving art college. In 2007 and
2008 shortlisted students have sold their work and been offered
exhibitions as a result of the competition.

An exhibition of the 20 shortlisted graduates chosen by the judges
will take place in London during Frieze Week in October 2010. The
judges will also choose four finalists, each of whom will be given a
bursary to make a new work and will have a 3 Minute Wonder Channel 4
film made about them which will also be aired in October. The winner
of the competition will be announced in October 2010.

The judges for the 2010 New Sensations Prize are the artists Mat
Collishaw and Rachel Whiteread; founder of Hotel Gallery in London,
Darren Flook; Director of The Centre for Contemporary Art Nottingham,
Alex Farquharson; and founder of the Zoo art fair, Soraya Rodriguez.

New Sensations  www.saatchigallery.com/4newsensations <http://www.saatchigallery.com/4newsensations>  <http://www.saatchigallery.com/4newsensations>

Press contacts:
The Saatchi Gallery: Rebecca Wilson, 07515 431176,
rebeccawilson10@gmail.com

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London SW3 4SQ
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Thomson + Craighead - HICA - 20 June-25 July 2010

                                              

 
 
Thomson + Craighead                20 June - 25 July 2010

Exhibition opens Sunday 20 June 2010

The Highland Institute for Contemporary Art

Thomson + Craighead's exhibition at HICA will include new time-related pieces: a major new film work, The Time Machine in Alphabetical Order; is a complete rendition of the 1960's film version of HG Wells novella Time Machine, re-edited by the artists in its entirety into alphabetical order. This re-working imposes a formalistic time travel on the original movie and presents it back as a more esoteric and rhythmic narrative assemblage.
 
Another work, The End is an intervention into HICA's picture window, where the words 'The End' are fixed onto the inside of the glass in a style and scale one would associate with the end credits of a movie.  By the simplest means possible, the artists gently fictionalise the surrounding landscape by suggesting a sense of cinematic time overlaying the real-time view out of the window.
 
http://wwwthomson-craighead.net <http://www.thomson-craighead.net/>

The exhibition runs from 20 June ˆ 25 July 2010, and is open on Sundays 2 - 5pm, or by appointment.
 
 




HICA, Dalcrombie, Loch Ruthven, Dores, Inverness-shire, IV2 6UA, UK

T: +44 (0)1808-521-306          
info@h-i-c-a.org         
www.h-i-c-a.org <http://www.h-i-c-a.org>
<http://www.facebook.com/pages/Inverness-United-Kingdom/HICA-Highland-Institute-for-Contemporary-Art/399027328384?ref=ts>

                  

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Volunteering over the Annuale

Dear all,

As you may be aware it is time for the seventh grand installment of the Annuale and we require some help!  If you could possibly lend us some of your time between the 18th of June and the 11th of July we would be extremely grateful -  we currently require invigilation and distribution teams for the shows we are coordinating, with invigilation running Thursday to Sunday for the whole of the festival, and distribution throughout.  If you think you would like to get involved please send me an email at ash@embassygallery.org and I'll be more than happy to rota you in.

Thanks and I hope to hear from you soon,

EMBASSY
2 Roxburgh Pl,
Edinburgh,
EH8 9SU

http://www.embassygallery.org

the embassy gallery is registered in Scotland Company Number:259872 and Charity No. SC035780

EMBASSY is supported by the Scottish Arts Council and Edinburgh College of Art

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SE8 - Mulberry Tree Press - Private View #2 - 11 June 6-9pm

SE8
MULBERRY TREE PRESS
PRIVATE VIEW #2
11 JUNE 6-9PM
Exhibition runs 7 May - 11 July

SE8
171 Deptford High Street
London
SE8 3NU
WWW.SE8.ORG.UK <http://WWW.SE8.ORG.UK/>

Cabinets 2 - Kate Owens, Alex Frost, George Henry Longly,Matthew Smith, Becky Beasley,
Mike Harte (curated by Laura McLean Ferris)
Pinboards - Jamie Shovlin
Shelves - Ruth Beale
Archive cabinet - (curated by Nicola Oxley)
Monitor – Maria Marshall

Over the next month there will also be performances, events, readings and a round table discussion and film screening (see dates below). Artists presenting events include St Pierre & Miquelon, Hollis Frampton, Katie Guggenheim, Sean Borodale, Gary O’Connor, Richard Dyer, Antepress and Geopolyhonies.

4th June - EMMA HART projects the future, Performance #1 - 8pm (no admittance during the performance)

4th June - 6th June - Last chance to see Jeremy Millar, Ben Cain and Martha Rosler.

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 The ‘Mulberry Tree Press’ is a fictitious publishing house created specifically for this exhibition.

The exhibition reflects on the relationship between space, object and text, how they exist one in the other, side-by-side, and separate. The focus on liminality, the boundary or threshold between different locations and states of production lie at the heart of the exhibition. It is concerned with the translation or transcription that takes place in order to facilitate this passage from one place to another, from the studio and the gallery to the printed page.

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PROGRAMME SCHEDULE (Please check the website for times)

4th June
Event 4 - EMMA HART
Emma Hart projects the future, Performance #1
&
Fake Slideshow
First performance will start at 8pm. Each performance will last approximately 20 minutes with a
10 minute break in between.
Please note there will be no admittance during the performance.

11th June - Private view 2 – 6-9pm
Cabinets - Kate Owens, Alex Frost, George Henry Longly,
Matthew Smith, Becky Beasley, Mike Harte
Pinboards - Jamie Shovlin
Shelves - Ruth Beale
Archive cabinet – Nicola Oxley
Monitor – Maria Marshall

19th June
Film screening - 'Zorn's Lemma' - Hollis Frampton
Round table discussion 2: Nicolas de Oliveira (chair), Gilly Fox, Nick Hefner.

25th June
Event 5: St Pierre & Miquelon
Event 6: Katie Guggenheim

2nd July
Event 7: Readings from Sean Borodale, Richard Dyer and Gary O'Connor

9th July
Event 8: Antepress
Event 9: Geopolyphonies

Monitor films:
4-6 June - Martha Rosler
11-13 June - Maria Marshall
18-20 June - John Smith
25-27 June - Gary Hill
2-4 July - Gary Hill
9-11 July - Roderick Buchanan

Mulberry Tree Press is a multiplatfrom exhibition curated by Jonathan Houlding, Nicola Oxley and Nicolas de Oliveira which includes weekly performances, round table discussions and film screenings.

Film screenings and monitor films curated by Gilly Fox.
Cabinets 2 exhibit curated by Laura McLean-Ferris.
Ruth Beale selected by Fleur van Muiswinkel.

Artists include:

ANTEPRESS, RUTH BEALE, BECKY BEASLEY, SEAN BORODALE, ELEANOR VONNE BROWN, RODERICK BUCHANAN, BEN CAIN, RICHARD DYER, DOUG FISHBONE, HOLLIS FRAMPTON, ALEX FROST, KATIE GUGGENHEIM, EMMA HART, MIKE HARTE, GARY HILL, GEORGE HENRY LONGLY, MARIA MARSHALL, ANTHONY MCCALL, JEREMY MILLAR, ST PIERRE & MIQUELON, GARY O'CCONOR, KATE OWENS, GEORGE QUASHA, MARTHA ROSLER, JAMIE SHOVLIN,
JOHN SMITH, MATTHEW SMITH, ANDREW TYNDALL

mulberry tree press is kindly supported by:

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"They Do Things Differently There" - Edinburgh College of Art's MA Contemporary Art Theory curatorial project at Talbot Rice Gallery - Panel Discussion, 12th June 2010

Please join our group of eleven postgraduate curators along with guest speakers Anne-Marie Kramer (University of Warwick), Daniel Watt (Loughborough University) and Nicholas Oddy (Glasgow School of Art)for this informal yet informative event, in connection with "They Do Things Differently There" - Edinburgh College of Art's Contemporary Art Theory MA students' curatorial project at Talbot Rice Gallery.

An intervention with historical archives, taxonomy and museology is a gesture of alternative knowledge or counter-memory offering the possibility of an alternative future.  The panel discussion will offer an opportunity to further expand and

interrogate the conceptual threads of 'They Do Things Differently There'.

"When we study, discuss, analyse a reality, we analyse it as it appears in our mind, in our memory. We know reality only in the past tense. We do not know what it is in the present, in the moment when it is happening, when it is. The present moment is unlike the memory of it. Remembering is not the negative of forgetting. Remembering is a form of forgetting ." (Milan Kundera 1995)

  
Saturday 12th June, 2-4pm, Talbot Rice Gallery, Edinburgh.

FREE event  but due to limited seating booking is essential - please reserve your place by emailing roccagutteridge@yahoo.co.uk

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Ruth Ewan at Chisenhale: 2-4 July 2010

Dreadnoughts
2-4 July 2010

Devised by eca Alumni Ruth Ewan, Dreadnoughts is a series of guided walking tours around East London. Each walk takes its starting point from an historical struggle in the local area. Dreadnoughts borrows its title from activist Sylvia Pankhurst's radical newspaper Workers' Dreadnought for which she was imprisoned for sedition. The walks will be led by invited specialists and accompanied by a series of ephemeral art works, including badges and short live works, marking the spread of information along the way.  

Dreadnought No° 1
Friday 2nd July 7–9pm
Don’t let their ideas into your mind and house
Historian and educationalist David Rosenberg will lead a walk around
Whitechapel and Stepney exploring anti-fascism from the 1936 Battle of
Cable Street to the present day.

Dreadnought No° 2
Saturday 3rd July 4–6pm
Who owns the city?
Anna Minton author of Ground Control: Fear and Happiness in the Twenty-First Century City will lead a walk around Docklands and the Isle of Dogs looking at the legacy of the 1980s regeneration period and the implications of the forthcoming Olympic development.

Dreadnought No° 3
Sunday 4th July 4–6pm
We want equality!
Feminist historian and author Sheila Rowbotham will lead a walk around Mile End and Bow focusing on the rebel women of East London who asserted their political rights and fought for better living and working conditions from the 1880s–1920s.

Places are limited and booking is essential. Contact mail@chisenhale.org.uk to reserve a place and receive information about meeting points for each walk.

Dreadnoughts is part of A Sense of Place, Chisenhale Gallery’s flagship
exchange programme for three secondary schools in Tower Hamlets – Bishop Challonner Catholic Collegiate School, St Paul’s Way Trust School and Langdon Park School – and artists with specific interests in collectivism, collaboration and direct engagement with social and cultural contexts. Chisenhale Gallery has received an investment from Deutsche Bank and Arts & Business to develop their education programme. The Arts & Business Investment Programme is funded by Arts Council England.
  
 
 
 
 
64 Chisenhale Road, London, E3 5QZ
 +44 (0) 208 981 4518
 mail@chisenhale.org.uk
www.chisenhale.org.uk

Opening hours
Wednesday to Sunday 1–6pm

Chisenhale Gallery is a registered charity no. 1026175

Edinburgh College of Art (eca) is a charity registered in Scotland, number SC009201 

This weekend: School + Open Studios + Checkout

Central—Reservation

School + Open Studios + Checkout = 11-13 June
Join us for a busy weekend at Central—Reservation

 

School + Open Studios
Preview 11 June, 7-11pm
Performance by Simon Davenport at 8pm
Continues 12 & 13 June, 12-5pm
 
Checkout art market
Saturday 12 June, 12-5pm

 
 
School
Central—Reservation is delighted to have a number of artists from Norwich present School - a group exhibition with work by Simon Davenport, Robert Filby, Samuel Jeffery, Jonathan O'Dwyer, Jacques Rogers, Leigh Sneade and Robin Webb. School is the presentation of a group of artists, who have identified themselves with each other through certain shared ideologies be this geographically or through an osmosis of artistic concerns. This show collects and introduces the work of artists that have formed a close regional network and proximity to a new audience.
 
Open Studios
Alongside School, our very own four artists in residence, are opening up their studios to the public two thirds of the way into their 3 month residencies to present work in progress. This provides a point of reflection as they head towards a group exhibition opening 9 July. They are all recent graduates from BA courses in Bristol, Bath and Norwich. The opening coincides with neighbouring Jamaica Streets Open Studios <http://jamaicastreetartists.co.uk/homepage-c-464.html> . The artists are Simon Buckley <http://www.simonbuckley.blogspot.com/> , Joe Evans <http://centralreservationuk.wordpress.com/joe-evans/> , Rachael Fisher <http://centralreservationuk.wordpress.com/rachael-fisher/> & Jack Williams <http://centralreservationuk.wordpress.com/jack-williams/> .
 
Checkout

Checkout <http://centralreservationuk.wordpress.com/checkout/> art market returns on Saturday 12 June for the third time, with our huge ground floor packed with artists, designers, collectives and small independent shops from around the UK showing multiples, prints, photographs, paintings and artists' publications. The wonderful Snap Studios <http://www.snapstudio.org.uk/hello/> will also be here with a drop-in screenprinting workshop and we'll have the return of the all day bbq as well as amazing coffee and cakes. For information on how to get a stall, email Lucy on centralreservationuk.market@gmail.com.
 
 
Coming up next:
2-4 July, Exhibition: Rhubaba <http://rhubaba.wordpress.com/> + Bristol Diving School <http://www.bristoldivingschool.net/>
9-11 July, Resident artists group show
10 July, Checkout # 4
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GENERATORprojects Forthcoming Events

UPCOMING EVENTS AT GENERATORprojects

MOBILE CINEMA TOUR




ROMANA SCHMALISCH
FRI 18 JUNE
7PM

“Mobile Cinema” is an apparatus that unites experimental lecturing and moving to different places. To be more concrete: it is a reconstruction of a film prop from Alexander Medvedkin’s film “The New Moscow” (1938): a projection and viewing table where an engineer on his journey to Moscow presents his designs and urban visions for the new city – a bizarre model that is somewhere between urban model, cinema, and plate camera.
Similar to the engineer in the film, the artist travels to various places with the “Mobile Cinema” and presents some of her films and filmic research on urban space and urban visions, among them a filmic collage of many of her own films as well as film materials not previously used. The film clips address in different ways the changes of urban space and the social changes that come with them.



LEAD UP TO 'BY MEANS OF MATTER'
FIELD
LONDON BASED ARTIST GROUP SHOW



FRANCIS THORBURN PERFORMANCE
CITY SQUARE
DUNDEE
SUN 20 JUNE
2PM

FIELD
'BY MEANS OF MATTER'
LONDON BASED ARTIST GROUP SHOW

NATASHA BIRD
MICHAEL J DAVIS
CRAIG DOW
LUKE GADFREY
MARIA DE LIMA
NICOLE MORRIS
ARTHUR STEWARD
FRANCIS THORBURN

PREVIEW
FRI 25 JUNE
7-9PM

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Sierra Metro - Johannes Sailor opening Saturday 5th June

Johannes Sailer: Deleted Scene

6 June - 11 July 2010, Sierra Metro



Exhibition Opening: Saturday 5 June, 7pm

with live music from Seafieldroad (Andrew from Swimmer One), 9pm

Sierra Metro is proud to present a body of new work encompassing film, sculpture and installation, by Edinburgh-based Austrian artist Johannes Sailer.

Please join us for a drink and live music on Saturday 5 June to celebrate the opening of Deleted Scene. All welcome.



Sierra Metro

Ground Floor North, 22 West Harbour Road

Granton, Edinburgh EH5 1PN



Open Sat-Sun 12pm-6pm, or by appointment.

        info@/www.sierrametro.com <http://www.sierrametrocom>

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