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Klepuszewska was once an actor and this comes as no surprise when you consider the methodology behind her work. Originally trained at the Lee Strasberg Institute and the Oxford School of Drama, she also toured small European festivals with a Polish theatre company, often performing to people who had not seen theatre before. These experiences...
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The main interest of my studio based practice is a questioning of how information and images are structured, performed, remembered and retold for us and by us through representations, and the effect this has on our interior and exterior experiences.  The images and information I...
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David Sherry (b. 1974, Northern Ireland) studied at the University of Ulster at Belfast (1994-1997) and Glasgow School of Art (MFA, 1998-2000). Solo exhibitions include Catalyst Arts, Belfast (2006), M and M Gallery, Antwerp (2005) and Jack Hanley, San Francisco (2005). Select group exhibitions include G.A.K. Bremen (2010), The Ikon Gallery...
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Candice Jacobs currently lives and works in Nottingham.  She was one of the co-founders and co-directors of Moot, an artist-run gallery/project space in Nottingham (2005 - 2010), and One Thoresby Street (2009 - present), an artist-run project which supports individual artists and art organisations.  Recent exhibitions include; In...
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Bob Levene Experiments For Microphones, 2006 Selected by Rebecca Shatwell Bob Levene's work investigates how images, objects and actions can create sound. Using both old and new technology in a playful way, she makes installations, performances and videos that explore how sound is...
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The most basic ecology of the contemporary art scene would place the uber Contemporary Art Museum at the top of the food chain, with dealers, collectors, art fairs and biennales scrapping it out for second. Next up would be the galleries, art prizes, art magazines, journalists, funding bodies and the spaces the support jostling for...
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My practice primarily works with the moving image but also encompasses still image and text projects. I have been working with the found image and particular places/sites within my filmmaking practice for around five years. I'm attracted to a degree of obsolescence in both cases. With the found image, the detachment from its creator and...
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Artist statement 'Since my subjects have always been my sensations, my states of mind and the profound reactions that life has been producing in me, I have consistently objectified all this in the visual, spiritual and cultural triggers which have for years forced the internal lyrical motives that impelled me to create. This is the most sincere...
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My work involves creating installations, objects and drawings that respond to particular sites, collections and historic contexts. Underpinning the work is a desire to look beyond the surface of objects and buildings, to uncover forgotten and invisible histories of places and people, as a way of reframing and considering the past. Often drawing on...
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HIDDEN (Forest) Stuart Bailes studied Photographic Art at the University of Wales, Newport, graduating in 2007. His work centres on nocturnal landscapes rendered strange by the use of artificial lighting. Part biographical, part investigative, his pictures are a subtle commentary on memory and forgetting, of rural spaces rich in Romantic...
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Rebecca Lennon combines text, film, sound, photography, performance and installation in an ongoing process of gathering, collecting, montage and reinterpretation. Relating the seemingly unrelated and drawing from the everyday, illogical, and discarded things that often slip out of the landscape unnoticed, Lennon is interested in communication and...
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Jesus Jimenez works in photography, video and installation to explore his relationship to the world. He declares a personal obsession for order, the object and the trace it leaves behind. He creates staged scenarios using various materials and objects – from ping-pong balls to toilet rolls – placed in everyday interiors, such as corridors and...
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Artist statement My work is concerned with object/context relationships and explores a gamut of ideas and methods in order to arrive at an interesting proposition. In recent years I have developed a practice that enables me to extrapolate ready-made objects from environments that I have been influenced by and regurgitate them to a desired...
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'You should plant your bulbs in autumn when the wind is...'Morfa Mawddach, Wales, 27 February 2006 Over the last five years Heather & Ivan Morison have been producing an evolving set of artworks documenting and fictionalising their real life adventures across Birmingham, Russia, China, New Zealand and beyond, travelling by foot,...
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Emily Cole deals with the urban and rural 'familiar': views half seen from the interior of a train carriage or through the rear window of a car. Documenting the random nature of the road trip, she ventures to capture a certain unromantic reality, a perspective on the commonplace architecture and landscapes she passes through. Cole works from...
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