Thursday, 20 October 2011

The Folk Ye Bump Intae | Stuart Murray | Exhibition opening on Saturday

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Rhubaba presents: Video works by Alan Currall. OPENING TOMORROW AT LOMBARD METHOD

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Rhubaba presents:
Video Works by Alan Currall

at The Lombard Method, Birmingham

21.10.11 - 29.10.11
Preview 21.10.11, 6-8pm

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"Right then. Now, what I want you to do is; every time I press down on the keyboard, on one of the letters on the keyboard, I want you to put that letter up on the screen in front of me. Ok? Now, every time I press down on one of the numbers on the keyboard I want you to do the same with that. I want you to put it up on the screen in front of me."
Excerpt from transcript of Currall's Word Processing, 1995

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As part of 'The Event'<http://rhubaba.us2.list-manage.com/track/click?u=1451e9af82bc98b746394f078&id=e2b5807e1e&e=19377f0529> - a forum for contemporary art held in Birmingham - Rhubaba have been invited by The Lombard Method<http://rhubaba.us2.list-manage1.com/track/click?u=1451e9af82bc98b746394f078&id=3752bd2aa3&e=19377f0529> to present an exhibition in their building alongside several other contemporary arts organisations from around the UK.

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Rhubaba will present a small selection of video works by Glasgow-based artist Alan Currall. Taking a chronological selection of 4 of Currall's single-channel video works produced between 1995 and 2004, this solo presentation aims to initiate a discussion between Rhubaba and Currall around a new work commissioned for their gallery space next year.

Born Stoke on Trent, 1964, Currall has exhibited widely in group and solo shows at galleries including the Gallery of Modern Art, Glasgow, Australian Centre for Contemporary Art, Melbourne, Hayward Gallery, London, Malmö Konsthall, Malmö and Stills Gallery, Edinburgh. In 2002 he exhibited at the Jerwood Gallery as part of the Artist Platform series and was nominated for the Beck's Futures Prize in 2003. He is a part-time lecturer on Sculpture and Environmental Art at Glasgow School of Art and also a visiting lecturer in Intermedia at Edinburgh College of Art.

Alongside Currall's works, Rhubaba have collected a small library of publications and printed-material produced over it's first two years of operation.

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Forthcoming

OUTPOST OPEN: FILM

23/11/11, 6-8pm

A program of films selected from OUTPOST<http://rhubaba.us2.list-manage1.com/track/click?u=1451e9af82bc98b746394f078&id=13d97e67d7&e=19377f0529>'s artist membership by Benjamin Cook, director of Lux

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Rhubaba presents: Sacha Imrie and Claire Davies


2/12/11 - 18/12/11
Preview: 2/12/11, 7-9pm

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Offsite
Beholder
Talbot Rice Gallery, Edinburgh
19/11/11 - 18/02/12


Rhubaba were invited to nominate a work they considered 'beautiful' or 'pertaining to beauty'. See the resulting commissioned work by nominated artist Michael White, alongside contributions from other institutions and individuals in the exhibition from 19th November.

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Rhubaba Gallery and Studios
25 Arthur Street, Edinburgh
EH6 5DA

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Tuesday, 18 October 2011

The Locus+ Archive / Seeing in the Dark


Semp requo dua,

Neil.

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Locus+

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The Locus+ Archive / Seeing in the Dark

A selection of material from The Locus+ Archive will form part of the group show - Seeing in the Dark curated and presented by CIRCA.

Preview: 19th October 6-9pm

Exhibition: 20th October - 12th November 2011 

Curtis Mayfield House, Carliol Square, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 6UF

Seeing in the Dark is an exhibition and series of events inspired by artist run groups from the 1970s and '80s, such as Newcastle's Ayton Basement and the Basement Group, and London's 2B Butler's Wharf.

Material on display from The Locus+ Archive includes posters, video and images from artists such as Neil Armstrong, Marc Camille Chaimowitz, Dave Critchley, Roberta Graham, Charlie Hooker, Matchbox Purveyors, Sarah Shaw and The Basement Group.

The exhibition will revisit key works from the '70s and '80s by artists associated with those groups among others, alongside contemporary media and performance artists' work, bringing together moving image and live performance.

Locus+
Wards Building, 31-39 High Bridge
Newcastle upon Tyne, NE1 1EW, UK
Tel: +44 (0)191 233 1450 |
www.locusplus.org.uk
Supported by Arts Council England