This week's news.... my interview/proposal for an aa2a placement has been successful! I will start on Oct 30th at Buckinghamshire New University, to learn new skills and create new works using the metal and textile workshops.
Just heard that Billow has been accepted for The London Group 85th Open in November. Been an ambition of mine for a long time to show with this prestigious group est. in 1913 by by thirty two artists including Walter Sickert, Jacob Epstein, Wyndham Lewis, David Bomberg, and Henri Gaudier Brzeska.
Admission free - Copeland Gallery, Copeland Park, 133, Rye Lane, SE15 4ST
Friday 10 Nov - Sunday 26 Nov 2023 11am to 5pm daily with late opening on Thursday and Friday until 7pm.
Private View Thursday 9 November, 6pm – 9pm.
Delighted my new work Unfolding Shadows is included in this show:
Downstairs At The Department Store 248 Ferndale Rd, Brixton SW9 8FR 20 -29 October.
It will be a rich curation with many perspectives on Home.
All The Frequencies is going to be screened at the Academy Galleries, Academy of Fine Arts, Wellington New Zealand as part of “Amplify” from 6 June.
Working collaboratively in performance sound and film with Libby Worth over the past 20 yrs on place-responsive projects always stretches me into new performative areas of making - but mostly bring me the joy of communicating with someone through a beautiful process of segue and navigation that simply unfolds until we arrive. This is a rare & wonderful thing❤️.
Special thanks to curators Kate Enters & Jen Wiggle at Artcanorg & advisors @evelyn_art_factory & Heather Britton @callunacallunacalluna for facilitating this fabulous opportunity.
Custard Splits, SETealing gallery, 105-113 Broadway West Ealing W13 9BE 25 May - 4 June 2023 Wed -Sun 12-5pm
Artists: Julie Brixey-Williams | Jo Chate | Sarah Dwyer |Cait Luke-Kelly
At the moment when Custard Splits, clotted solids coalesce into new forms and liberated liquid spills more readily into the cracks, creating an imaginative swivel in syntax. Intelligibility is subsequently paused to create an ‘adjacent possible’: a term used by theoretical biologist Kauffman to describe a state of untapped potential, that exists via porous points of possibility. Featuring a range of scales and materials, Custard Splits collages these leaky moments into a playful dialogue of unravelling fantasy & reality, inviting us to grope in the gaps to recalibrate our own connections with the world.
(image: Billow Julie Brixey-Williams Photographer Ben Deakin)
Artists: Julie Brixey-Williams | Jo Chate | Sarah Dwyer |Cait Luke-Kelly
At the moment when Custard Splits, clotted solids coalesce into new forms and liberated liquid spills more readily into the cracks, creating an imaginative swivel in syntax. Intelligibility is subsequently paused to create an ‘adjacent possible’: a term used by theoretical biologist Kauffman to describe a state of untapped potential, that exists via porous points of possibility. Featuring a range of scales and materials, Custard Splits collages these leaky moments into a playful dialogue of unravelling fantasy & reality, inviting us to grope in the gaps to recalibrate our own connections with the world.
(image: Billow Julie Brixey-Williams Photographer Ben Deakin)
Alongside some really beautiful artist responses, I'm so pleased my little gesture/photograph will be included in My Body In My Hands - an exhibition of over 100 artists' responses to #mybodyinmyhands with works encompassing bodily experience and accompanying texts.
John St Gallery, Stroud, GL5 2HA May 5-13
open Wednesdays to Saturdays 10.30am - 5pm.
Opening May 5th 5 - 8pm
May 11th 6.30 - 8pm Q&A with curator artists Nick Grellier & Sam Lucas when a fundraising raffle will be drawn.
Driving my practice is a need to find that delicate yet dynamic balance between our sensing bodies and the objects/environments around us. This “moment” of tender balanced care of fragile parts - a composite object crafted both by human hand (a gilded fragment of a fine art plasterwork frame cast over 100 years ago) and by natural forces (driftwood tumbled over unknown time by the sea) that needs careful attentive handling - is my intuitive felt response.
On The Edge Royal Society of Sculptors exhibition
PV: Thursday 16 March 2023 18:00 – 21:00
OPENING HOURS: 14 – 18 March 11:00 – 18:00 & 19 March 10:00 – 14:00
VENUE: Espacio Gallery, 159 Bethnal Green Road, London, E2 7DG
ARTISTS: Borys Krylov MRSS, Oles Sydoruk MRSS, Farnoush Amini MRSS, Nicola Anthony MRSS, Pauline Antram MRSS, Barbara Beyer MRSS, Elspeth-Billie-Penfold MRSS, Johanna Bolton MRSS, Paul Bonomini MRSS, Julie Brixey-Williams MRSS, Denise Bryan MRSS, Tere Chad MRSS, Emma Elliott MRSS, Susie Olczak MRSS, Stephen Duncan FRSS, Cheryl Gould MRSS, Alexandra Harley MRSS, Nayoung Jeong MRSS, Sandra Lane MRSS, Briony Marshall MRSS, Claire McDermott MRSS, Mark Richards FRSS, Caroline Russell MRSS, Christy Symington MRSS, Almuth Tebbenhoff FRSS, Poppy Whatmore MRSS, Caro Williams MRSS, Emma Woffenden MRSS
PV: Thursday 16 March 2023 18:00 – 21:00
OPENING HOURS: 14 – 18 March 11:00 – 18:00 & 19 March 10:00 – 14:00
VENUE: Espacio Gallery, 159 Bethnal Green Road, London, E2 7DG
ARTISTS: Borys Krylov MRSS, Oles Sydoruk MRSS, Farnoush Amini MRSS, Nicola Anthony MRSS, Pauline Antram MRSS, Barbara Beyer MRSS, Elspeth-Billie-Penfold MRSS, Johanna Bolton MRSS, Paul Bonomini MRSS, Julie Brixey-Williams MRSS, Denise Bryan MRSS, Tere Chad MRSS, Emma Elliott MRSS, Susie Olczak MRSS, Stephen Duncan FRSS, Cheryl Gould MRSS, Alexandra Harley MRSS, Nayoung Jeong MRSS, Sandra Lane MRSS, Briony Marshall MRSS, Claire McDermott MRSS, Mark Richards FRSS, Caroline Russell MRSS, Christy Symington MRSS, Almuth Tebbenhoff FRSS, Poppy Whatmore MRSS, Caro Williams MRSS, Emma Woffenden MRSS
Fabulous group of artists to start 2023 with: Sandra Beccarelli, Julie Brixey-Williams, Julie Derbyshire, Simon Klein, Kate Proudman, Louise Severyn Kosinska, Hanna ten Doornkaat & Monica Wheeler.
Opening A Patch of Sky Opening
2 Feb 2023 6-8pm RSVP gallery & Artist’s Talk: Sat 11 Feb. 2.30pm. All welcome
One Paved Court TW9 1LZ Opening times: Wed - Sun 1-19 Feb
https://onepavedcourt.co.uk
Always try to keep a patch of sky above your life…..You have a soul in you of rare quality, an artist’s nature; never let it starve for lack of what it needs. Marcel Proust
I will be in the gallery on 1 & 15 Feb if you are unable to make the Private View
Great to start the year with a published piece of writing in the 2023 New Year issue “The Life of Lines” in @Haus_a_rest
https://www.haus-a-rest.com/issue-32-writing-pattern-power
Written in response to 2012 Meander series - where lines were drawn & stitched on fragile Chinese rice #paper, creating meditative time & space.
Such a privilege to spend two weeks on Artist Retreat at Cil Rialaig, Ireland. I decided to turn my residency cottage in a personal Asylum (subject of my PhD thesis): a sanctuary for creative healing where I could let go the habits and necessary resiliences of the past 4 years.
Just dropped off my work …& it’s a hot ☀️ hot install day for curator Isabel de Vasconcellos & team for this week’s Royal Society of Sculptors Summer Show at Cromwell Place. Can’t wait to see how my work contributes in such amazing company. 19-24th July 10-6pm.
Link to book (free) here:
https://www.cromwellplace.com/whats-on/summer-show
"I had such a great time looking through the submissions to the Royal Society of Sculptors Summer Show this year. The quality was amazing, and curatorially, there were several directions I could have taken in my selection. Given more space, I would’ve chosen two or even three themes to explore, but in the end, there was a particularly strong confluence of works that touched on landscape and the natural world. I think together they will make for a poetic and transporting exhibition, with a touch of humour thrown in."
The artists participating in the Summer Show include:
Almuth Tebbenhoff VPRSS
Amy Stephens FRSS
Ann-Margreth Bohl MRSS
Arnaud Cohen MRSS
Caro Williams MRSS
Caroline Locke MRSS
Denise Bryan MRSS
Doug Burton MRSS
Ever Grainger MRSS
Fiona Campbell MRSS
Isobel Smith MRSS
Jo Lathwood MRSS
Julie Brixey-Williams MRSS
Linda Hubbard MRSS
Lise Bouissière MRSS
Madi Acharya-Baskerville MRSS
Paul Tecklenburg MRSS
Richard Paton MRSS
Ros Burgin MRSS
Rosalie Wammes GBA
Steve Hines MRSS
Tere Chad MRSS
Zara Ramsay GBA
What a privilege and a joy to be asked to join a walk Beyond the Edge of Reason in the company of Fred Adam (in Spain), Sonia Overall (founder of the #DistanceDrift walks on Twitter) and Billie Penfold (instigator) as part of The Terminalia Festival, Folkestone on 23rd Feb 2022. We will be walking the Road of Remembrance exploring conflict and the legacy of war.
The project brief will be posted on the Thread and Word (link here) Facebook page nearer the time.
We welcome you to follow our brief or feel free to interpret this invitation as you wish.
You can join in wherever you are
Delighted to have two of my little bronze sculptures accepted for the
Winter Exhibition
Curator K V Duong
21st Jan - 12th Feb
Kingsgate Workshops
110-116 Kingsgate Rd
London NW6 2JG
Fingers crossed this physical show will brighten your winter days
So chuffed to see our dance-for-camera film Passing Between Folds as part of Essential Travel installation at the Royal Academy of Scotland by CutLog artists moving image. Looks fantastic and what a wonderful space!
http://cutlog.org.uk/julie-brixey-williams---libby-worth.html
CUTLOG are proud to present ESSENTIAL TRAVEL: Moving Image screenings at the 123rd Society of Scottish Artists Annual Exhibition.
This will be held at the Royal Scottish Academy in Edinburgh from 1st-23rd November 2021.
We hope you can come to celebrate with us the best of artists moving image work, from Scotland and from around the world. Twitter: @Cutlog_Scotland
Fabulous 3D tour on: https://www.s-s-a.org/annualexhibition2021/
http://cutlog.org.uk/julie-brixey-williams---libby-worth.html
CUTLOG are proud to present ESSENTIAL TRAVEL: Moving Image screenings at the 123rd Society of Scottish Artists Annual Exhibition.
This will be held at the Royal Scottish Academy in Edinburgh from 1st-23rd November 2021.
We hope you can come to celebrate with us the best of artists moving image work, from Scotland and from around the world. Twitter: @Cutlog_Scotland
Fabulous 3D tour on: https://www.s-s-a.org/annualexhibition2021/
In May it was such a pleasure to go and do some "scratch/improvised filming" for Royal Holloway's Dept Drama,Theatre & Dance Arboretum Summer Workshop led by Libby Worth and Rebecca McCutcheon
The workshop in the arboretum offered drama students an opportunity to explore 3.5 acres of land that was originally part of the Botany Department at RHUL with a wide range of trees from around the world planted for study from 1950 into the 1970s. The workshop focus was on environmental sustainability and the creation of movement and text performances in response to the special qualities of the woods. We created scratch performances on the final day which were filmed rather than offered live to ensure safety given the pandemic restrictions/concerns. My filming has been edited by Brandon Thompson (BA Student Drama and Film/TV & who also performed) and will soon be live on their website.
The workshop in the arboretum offered drama students an opportunity to explore 3.5 acres of land that was originally part of the Botany Department at RHUL with a wide range of trees from around the world planted for study from 1950 into the 1970s. The workshop focus was on environmental sustainability and the creation of movement and text performances in response to the special qualities of the woods. We created scratch performances on the final day which were filmed rather than offered live to ensure safety given the pandemic restrictions/concerns. My filming has been edited by Brandon Thompson (BA Student Drama and Film/TV & who also performed) and will soon be live on their website.
Can't wait to see my little bronze sculpture in the #10gram Challenge exhibition
The long-awaited #10gram Challenge exhibition will be installed at Dora House on Sunday 4 July 2021, opening to the public on Monday 5 July.
More than 200 miniature sculptures will be on display, made by members and other invited sculptors.
The idea transpired when Alex Davies, founder of Milwyn and member of the Royal Society of Sculptors, challenged himself to make a small sculpture when he was isolated at home during lockdown, unable to access his studio space. Realising the plight of other members faced with the same restrictions, the challenge grew organically as a way to create something on a smaller scale from the kitchen table.
point and place #collective are excited to have their hexagon game selected for #degreesoffreedom The Playful Turn exhibition 29th June-4th July @espaciogallery E2 7DG
point and place are: Simon Kennedy Camilla Brueton Caroline Younger Rajni Shah Theron Schmidt & Julie Brixey-Williams
Show curated by @ahmedfqi @esperanza_gomez_carrera
www.degreesof-freedom.com
A multi media exhibition exploring artistic perspectives on play and playfulness.
Full of hands-on, participative works: absurdist games, mischievous interventions, kitch assemblages, comic expositions, playful videos it invites visitors to immerse themselves in the exhilarating spirit of play that uplifts our lives beyond mud- bound existence.
Mingling purposeless,anarchic and frequently absurd experiences with playful treatments of serious subjects, the exhibition invites visitors to consider the multifarious ways in which play and playfulness enriches our lives and gives it value.
point and place are: Simon Kennedy Camilla Brueton Caroline Younger Rajni Shah Theron Schmidt & Julie Brixey-Williams
Show curated by @ahmedfqi @esperanza_gomez_carrera
www.degreesof-freedom.com
A multi media exhibition exploring artistic perspectives on play and playfulness.
Full of hands-on, participative works: absurdist games, mischievous interventions, kitch assemblages, comic expositions, playful videos it invites visitors to immerse themselves in the exhilarating spirit of play that uplifts our lives beyond mud- bound existence.
Mingling purposeless,anarchic and frequently absurd experiences with playful treatments of serious subjects, the exhibition invites visitors to consider the multifarious ways in which play and playfulness enriches our lives and gives it value.
Delighted to have been invited by Sonia Overall (founder) to become a member of the Women Who Walk Network
#womenwhowalknet.
Walking the weekly #DistanceDrift collective walks connected across space and time has been the highlight of my lockdown and kept me in touch with my site-responsive practice.
Wind Walking (2016) which I made at The Observatory, Lymington as part of the spudworks residency has been chosen by Sadhna Jain for a publication titled Active Agency © UAL, to contextualise Jane Bennett's quotation about vital matter. It is on p.125 in the section about Ontology.
Active Agency was published July 2020. and electronic and paper copies are available.
"An actant never really acts alone." Jane Bennett in Vibrant matter : a political ecology of things
Another lovely project I was invited to be a small part of last year was #ADifferentLens in Margate. This walking project with interactive map has just achieved highly commended in the Sound Walk September 2020's Awards
Congratulations to all involved!
"The jury appreciated the geolocated nature of this project, the precise mapping, the quality of the binaural recordings, and the text and images that accompanied the recordings. One juror found that repeated listening revealed many echoes between the different narratives, and the themes of blindness and sight.
As the creators wrote, this project unveils the human connections and emotional underpinnings of maps: objects that we usually consider flat, static and objective".
A Different Lens did a takeover of our weekly Twitter #DistanceDrift collective lockdown walk with Sonia Overall. My performative response was to Diana Lane's entry referencing Deanna Quietwater Noriega's poem Dancers.
Congratulations to all involved!
"The jury appreciated the geolocated nature of this project, the precise mapping, the quality of the binaural recordings, and the text and images that accompanied the recordings. One juror found that repeated listening revealed many echoes between the different narratives, and the themes of blindness and sight.
As the creators wrote, this project unveils the human connections and emotional underpinnings of maps: objects that we usually consider flat, static and objective".
A Different Lens did a takeover of our weekly Twitter #DistanceDrift collective lockdown walk with Sonia Overall. My performative response was to Diana Lane's entry referencing Deanna Quietwater Noriega's poem Dancers.
So chuffed to be asked to contribute the fabulous DWELL.IN.G project by Pell Ensemble and Mira Loew
https://www.pellensemble.com/dwell-in-g-menu.
dwell.in.g is a project created by Rebecca Evans and Mira Loew in collaboration with 10 professional artists and the residents of Waltham Forest. A physical response capturing the momentum of change, stillness of isolation and the personal stories that dwell in our homes and community.
The making of dwell.in.g took place between May-August 2020.
Using projectors people invited a virtual dancer into their space, creating a response that incorporated themselves, the dancer and their home. Developed through a series of questions and conversations this was a unique making process with each participant, offering a space for people to reflect, create and speak about their experiences as we moved in and out of isolation.
A collection of 97 videos, 126 photos, 10 pieces of original writing and 12 original sound scores were created.
Royal Society of Sculptors Summer Exhibition 2020 includes my work What Comes Around - specially re-created for Dora House.
13 Jul - 18 Sep
11am - 5pm
Royal Society of Sculptors, 108 Old Brompton Road, London SW7 3RA
This year’s Summer Exhibition has been guest curated by Robert and Nicky Wilson, the founders of Jupiter Artland, and is a fabulous showcase of the work of our members and fellows.
In addition, Caroline Achaintre’s Echo Peel will be shown on the sculpture terrace. Described by the artist as a “fragile but also a protective layer”, this work was created in 2019 but has gained extra meaning as we adjust to wearing face coverings in our daily lives.
Exhibiting artists: Madi Acharya-Baskerville, Jane Ackroyd, Kari Anne Bahri, Helen Barff, Lucy Barlow, Julie Brixey-Williams, Denise Bryan, Ros Burgin, Clare Burnett, Fiona Campbell, Alex Davies, Lynn Dennison, Emma Elliott, Jill Gibson, Elena Gileva, Elpida Hadzi-Vasileva, Heywood and Condie, Linda Hubbard, Terry Jones, Millie Laing-Tate, Rosie Leventon, Jane Morgan, Gudrun Nielsen, Susie Olczak, Sam Shendi, Lisa Snook, Amy Stephens, Karen Tang, Julia Vogl, Caro Williams.
13 Jul - 18 Sep
11am - 5pm
Royal Society of Sculptors, 108 Old Brompton Road, London SW7 3RA
This year’s Summer Exhibition has been guest curated by Robert and Nicky Wilson, the founders of Jupiter Artland, and is a fabulous showcase of the work of our members and fellows.
In addition, Caroline Achaintre’s Echo Peel will be shown on the sculpture terrace. Described by the artist as a “fragile but also a protective layer”, this work was created in 2019 but has gained extra meaning as we adjust to wearing face coverings in our daily lives.
Exhibiting artists: Madi Acharya-Baskerville, Jane Ackroyd, Kari Anne Bahri, Helen Barff, Lucy Barlow, Julie Brixey-Williams, Denise Bryan, Ros Burgin, Clare Burnett, Fiona Campbell, Alex Davies, Lynn Dennison, Emma Elliott, Jill Gibson, Elena Gileva, Elpida Hadzi-Vasileva, Heywood and Condie, Linda Hubbard, Terry Jones, Millie Laing-Tate, Rosie Leventon, Jane Morgan, Gudrun Nielsen, Susie Olczak, Sam Shendi, Lisa Snook, Amy Stephens, Karen Tang, Julia Vogl, Caro Williams.
Gearing up to finalise everything for the show I am curating and which will be part of my PhD research
PLACEing Objects
spudWORKS
Sway
Lymington SO41 6BA
26th Feb -7th Mar 2020
Open Daily 10-4pm Closest station Sway (3' from gallery) or parking on road outside
An amazing group of interdisciplinary artist/practitioners who all create relationships with place via objects and materials: Juliette Bigley Chris Crickmay Anna Halprin Alex Hoare Bea Last Jade Montserrat Diane Mulholland Clare Parry-Jones Lizzie Philps Jenna Reid Jo Roberts Adam Stead Katy Whitaker Simon Whitehead Andrea V Wright
Why not book yourself a w/e away in the New Forest and come and see?
Huge thanks to Mark Drury at spudWORKs for supporting both the show and my residence in their wonderful residency pod (Civic Trust Award regional finalist 2020) during the show. https://www.spud.org.uk/whats-on. https://sculptors.org.uk/artists/whats-on
PLACEing Objects
spudWORKS
Sway
Lymington SO41 6BA
26th Feb -7th Mar 2020
Open Daily 10-4pm Closest station Sway (3' from gallery) or parking on road outside
An amazing group of interdisciplinary artist/practitioners who all create relationships with place via objects and materials: Juliette Bigley Chris Crickmay Anna Halprin Alex Hoare Bea Last Jade Montserrat Diane Mulholland Clare Parry-Jones Lizzie Philps Jenna Reid Jo Roberts Adam Stead Katy Whitaker Simon Whitehead Andrea V Wright
Why not book yourself a w/e away in the New Forest and come and see?
Huge thanks to Mark Drury at spudWORKs for supporting both the show and my residence in their wonderful residency pod (Civic Trust Award regional finalist 2020) during the show. https://www.spud.org.uk/whats-on. https://sculptors.org.uk/artists/whats-on
What a wonderfully playful three weeks creating works in response to the other artists' changing pieces.
Lines Etc
One Paved Court Gallery
1 Paved Court
Richmond TW9 1LZ
Studio wall - working out an arena of ideas and possibilities for my "call & response" 3D drawings that respond to the other artists' work in:
Lines Etc
One Paved Court Gallery
1 Paved Court
Richmond TW9 1LZ
The Show transforms over the three week run with work that adapts, changes and morphs.
PV 24th Oct 6-8.30pm (RSVP gallery [email protected])
23rd Oct -10th Nov Wed - Sun 12-5pm
So exciting to have been given such a fantastic space in the atmospheric St Pancras Crypt show Past & Present Tense curated by Whitenoise Projects.
10-15th Sept 2019
What comes around
2019
Uranium glass and silicone tubing
Site-responsive sculpture
This site-responsive piece is fashioned by the holes and fixings of previous artists, thereby inscribing the past directly into the present space. By combining memories of my own grandmother’s 1930 uranium glass collection (with its vibrant potential energy) together with modern fluorescent silicone, I explore a brittle tension that exists in our current political nostalgia.
Seagulls series (made in 2004 in collaboration with anaesthetists at Southend General Hospital, as part of my Leverhulme funded AAGBI residency) is on show in Continuum at The Folded Space Southend-on-Sea
The exhibition is curated by:
The Finsbury Park Deltics & Lawrence Mathias with support from Kate Enters and ArtCan
Feel that I've been a bit quiet about my PhD and that's just because I'm so absorbed in it! First year completed and very much enjoying all aspects and wrestling with new theories and thinking.
Currently trying to have a conversation with a pillbox in Essex.
I post regular updates on Twitter: @Bodpod43 twitter.com/Bodpod43
Instagram: @juliebrixeywilliams #juliebrixeywilliams www.instagram.com/juliebrixeywilliams/
so do check those out to get a flavour.
Also check out my 3x year visual diaries on:
www.juliebrixey-williams.co.uk/phd-visual-diary-university-of-reading.html
and the exhibition I curated:
placeingobjects.weebly.com
Honoured and chuffed to chosen for Jane and Louise Wilson's curation in Room One at RA (no. 479). Such great company and a vibrant message. Delighted to be part of it.
The artist's book made for Association of Anaesthetists of GB & I Rosebud is included in the
British Academy Summer Showcase 21/22 June
"Engaging closely with these artists’ books transforms our understanding of how books, art, healing and health care can be interrelated".
https://www.thebritishacademy.ac.uk/blog/summer-showcase-2019-how-can-artists-books-communicate-experiences-illness
Books from the University of Kent archive Dr. Stella Bolaki Twitter: @ArtistsBooks1.
British Academy Summer Showcase 21/22 June
"Engaging closely with these artists’ books transforms our understanding of how books, art, healing and health care can be interrelated".
https://www.thebritishacademy.ac.uk/blog/summer-showcase-2019-how-can-artists-books-communicate-experiences-illness
Books from the University of Kent archive Dr. Stella Bolaki Twitter: @ArtistsBooks1.
See if you can spot Wind Sculpture No.41 (with editions) amongst all the others at The Royal Academy Summer Exhibition 2019
my mother is SO proud ha! :)
The 251st show is curated this year by Jock McFayden RA and should be a great day out.
Tickets at https://www.royalacademy.org.uk/exhibition/summer-exhibition-2019
A Light through the Clouds will be shown at the fabulous MicroActs film screening (all films < 6') on 4th May 4-6pm. This time in collaboration with cave cinema Pimlico.
Do come along - it's a great event that supports emerging film making.
Huge shoutout to Liberty Sadler for curating
cave 81 Tachbrook Street
London, England SW1V 2QP
United Kingdom
Do come along - it's a great event that supports emerging film making.
Huge shoutout to Liberty Sadler for curating
cave 81 Tachbrook Street
London, England SW1V 2QP
United Kingdom
Three of my works made last year in Cove Park are currently being shown in the show
We Grow into the Forest
Mile End Pavilion, London E3 4QY
On until 24th March when there is a closing ceremony with Amici Dance
All details of other workshops and events can be seen here:
https://exhibitions.weebly.com/we-grow-into-the-forest-2019.html
I have finally started my PhD (after boring so many of you about it in the proposal writing!) in the Dept of Fine Art, University of Reading. My supervisors Ciara Healy Musson and Tina O'Connell. Looking forward to all the twists and turns in the journey...
Such a lovely comment posted by Fellow and Trustee of The Royal Society of Sculptors, Richard Stone about my pieces in Summer Show:
"....23 sculptors showing diverse works including @juliebrixeywilliams whose performative photographic work: Wind Sculpture No.41, perfectly balanced between physicality and ephemerality, resonates with me...."
Cheers Richard!
Check out his beautiful bronzes at: https://www.richardstoneprojects.com
plus his article interviewing curator Jo Baring about the show: http://www.artlyst.com/features/ingram-collection-director-curator-jo-baring-talks-sculpture-artist-richard-stone/
"....23 sculptors showing diverse works including @juliebrixeywilliams whose performative photographic work: Wind Sculpture No.41, perfectly balanced between physicality and ephemerality, resonates with me...."
Cheers Richard!
Check out his beautiful bronzes at: https://www.richardstoneprojects.com
plus his article interviewing curator Jo Baring about the show: http://www.artlyst.com/features/ingram-collection-director-curator-jo-baring-talks-sculpture-artist-richard-stone/
Whitefriars Studios Open Studios and Gallery show Here's the Thing 21-23rd September (and by appointment for a week after dates TBC.).
PV Friday 21st 18.00-21.00
Come and see the work of 16 artists in a new development of studios in Harrow in the old Winsor and Newton building.
My studio is Studio 3 just before you come to the main gallery door. Warm welcome guaranteed!
N.B. The building is also included on the Harrow Architecture Open House Walk Sat 12.00 so take a look at their website if you wish to join in.
Two of my Wind Sculpture photographs have been chosen by Jo Baring (Director of the Ingram Collection of Modern British and Contemporary Art) to feature in this year's
Royal Society of Sculptors Summer Show.
RSS "Headquarters" Dora House 23rd July - 16th Sept.
Come along...it will be a great show.
And if you are a sculptor, perhaps consider applying to join The Royal Society of Sculptors? It's a vibrant, forward thinking group with interesting talks and opportunities.
Aldobranti Fosco-Fornio has created a beautiful book oneSelf anOther containing work and texts by 20 contemporary artists on the concept on alterity.
Huge thanks for including Wind Sculpture No. 41 on pages 34 and 35.
Huge thanks for including Wind Sculpture No. 41 on pages 34 and 35.
The point and place hexagon game will be going to ANTI Contemporary Art Festival in Kuopio, Finland
"A playful engagement with the spaces of Kuopio, ANTI Festival’s host city, has been at the heart of our approach to bringing vital, exciting and surprising contemporary art to this ever receptive and inquisitive community for 17 years. For 2018 we’re focusing our attentions properly on play and gaming – gaming in both its contemporary sense as an engagement with digital environments but also in a more expanded sense: what games, and what play, as adults, as young people, as children, do we engaged with – what forms does play take, and where and how to do we encounter it?"
"A playful engagement with the spaces of Kuopio, ANTI Festival’s host city, has been at the heart of our approach to bringing vital, exciting and surprising contemporary art to this ever receptive and inquisitive community for 17 years. For 2018 we’re focusing our attentions properly on play and gaming – gaming in both its contemporary sense as an engagement with digital environments but also in a more expanded sense: what games, and what play, as adults, as young people, as children, do we engaged with – what forms does play take, and where and how to do we encounter it?"
Vienna Calling curated by Manfredo Weihs and Teja Tegelj.
Very pleased to be included in a great ArtCan/Austrian line up at Galerie Art Pool, Vienna
11th -22nd September
PV 11th September
http://www.ateliercoolpool.at/galerie-art-pool-vienna/
https://www.artcan.org.uk
Very pleased to be included in a great ArtCan/Austrian line up at Galerie Art Pool, Vienna
11th -22nd September
PV 11th September
http://www.ateliercoolpool.at/galerie-art-pool-vienna/
https://www.artcan.org.uk
MicroActs 3 - a terrific programme of short films at Hotel Elephant organised by Liberty Antonia Sadler and Lorraine Devine 12.4.18.
Passing Between Folds was up third and we had some insightful comments afterwards. Thanks everyone!
https://www.artrabbit.com/events/microacts-3-artist-film-screening
Passing Between Folds was up third and we had some insightful comments afterwards. Thanks everyone!
https://www.artrabbit.com/events/microacts-3-artist-film-screening
I can hardly believe I have been working with the collaborative artists group point and place for 17 years!
Big shout out to them all for being such a big part of my life and for the way each of their individual practices have shaped the work and woven into mine
Our latest project a limited edition (x 300) Hexagon game has just been archived in the Tate Artists Publication Archive at Tate Britain. This means anyone can make an appointment to go and view it and have a little play. Cool!
It is also being sold at Hauser and Wirth shop, Somerset, at various artist book fairs or direct from our website:
www.pointandplacegame.com
£35
Big shout out to them all for being such a big part of my life and for the way each of their individual practices have shaped the work and woven into mine
Our latest project a limited edition (x 300) Hexagon game has just been archived in the Tate Artists Publication Archive at Tate Britain. This means anyone can make an appointment to go and view it and have a little play. Cool!
It is also being sold at Hauser and Wirth shop, Somerset, at various artist book fairs or direct from our website:
www.pointandplacegame.com
£35
We are chuffed to be selected to show our dance-for-camera Passing Between Folds at MicroActs 3 Hotel Elephant 12th April 7pm
Details on: www.artrabbit.com/events/microacts-3-artist-film-screening
Details on: www.artrabbit.com/events/microacts-3-artist-film-screening
ACAVA Whitefriars Studios and Gallery had its official launch last Thursday.
"Matter" - the exhibition showcasing the artists' work from the studios remains on until 13th April.
"Matter" - the exhibition showcasing the artists' work from the studios remains on until 13th April.
I have two photographic pieces in 44 Artworks with the vibrant group ArtCan at 44 Hallam Street W1.
Feb-July 2018
PV 28th 18.30-20.30
Details on:
https://www.artcan.org.uk/whats-on/
Feb-July 2018
PV 28th 18.30-20.30
Details on:
https://www.artcan.org.uk/whats-on/
Had an amazing 2 weeks self-directed residency at Cove Park, Argyll making a series of small sculptural and performative interventions in the landscape. Lots and lots and lots of thinking and "being".....
Slide show of images on my drop down menu on Artworks page:
http://www.juliebrixey-williams.co.uk/cove-park-2018.html
http://covepark.org
My "drawing" (no. 89) has been included in The Accidental Marks Made While Making Art online exhibition Nov https://cultivategallery.com/2017/11/06/cultivate-presents-the-accidental-marks-made-while-making-art-an-on-line-exhibition/
Some Lovely colours, marks and traces
Also covered in the Organ zine:
https://organthing.com
Some Lovely colours, marks and traces
Also covered in the Organ zine:
https://organthing.com
Congratulations to Dr Stella Bolaki and Egidija Ciricaite for the stunning volume that just popped through my letterbox. So excited to be included with so many interesting book artists. It looks amazing.
Prescriptions: artists' books on well-being and medicine 2017 ISBN 978 0 9926244 3 9
Prescriptions: artists' books on well-being and medicine 2017 ISBN 978 0 9926244 3 9
Such exciting news!
My submission has been accepted for a Subsidised Self-Funded Winter Residency at the beautiful Cove Park in Argyll, Scotland. It's for two weeks and I get to live in one of these little Cubes....and what a view!
Looking forward to some uninterrupted thinking and play.
My submission has been accepted for a Subsidised Self-Funded Winter Residency at the beautiful Cove Park in Argyll, Scotland. It's for two weeks and I get to live in one of these little Cubes....and what a view!
Looking forward to some uninterrupted thinking and play.
Lovely to see my artist's book Rosebud so prominently featured (see bottom - over 2 shelves!) in the Templeman Gallery display at the University of Kent Archives. Exhibition runs 1st August to 17th November.
More info at https://blogs.kent.ac.uk/templeman-exhibitions/2017/07/27/prescriptions-artists-books/
More info at https://blogs.kent.ac.uk/templeman-exhibitions/2017/07/27/prescriptions-artists-books/
Michelle Loa Kum Cheung and I are getting everything prepared for our first collaboration:
Reorientated: a Conversation of Different Geographies.
A-Side B-Side gallery, 352 Mare St E8 1HR 22-26th June 2017 & Artists' talk Sat 24th June 3-4pm
Loa Kum Cheung and Brixey-Williams create a disjunctive path that dances between Western upbringing and Eastern composition. Deconstructing the terrains of their own backgrounds, they attempt to understand the relationship between physical and cultural heritage within the context of personal experience. Drawing upon the Chinese notion of Shan Shui, where the purpose is less about realism and more about an expression of the mind and heart, the artists are able to absorb technical qualities of composition, rhythm and flow to cultivate personal landscapes that offer a variety of perspectives upon the idea of belonging. This repositioning unites the artists as they deploy some of the boundaries of Asian landscape art and calligraphy to investigate disconnections between time and location, allowing the pre-existing landscapes to be absorbed into the original meaning of ‘–scape’: a personal and continued material engagement with place.
Details are at:
www.artweek.com/events/united-kingdom/art-exhibition/london/reorientated-conversation-different-geographies
Reorientated: a Conversation of Different Geographies.
A-Side B-Side gallery, 352 Mare St E8 1HR 22-26th June 2017 & Artists' talk Sat 24th June 3-4pm
Loa Kum Cheung and Brixey-Williams create a disjunctive path that dances between Western upbringing and Eastern composition. Deconstructing the terrains of their own backgrounds, they attempt to understand the relationship between physical and cultural heritage within the context of personal experience. Drawing upon the Chinese notion of Shan Shui, where the purpose is less about realism and more about an expression of the mind and heart, the artists are able to absorb technical qualities of composition, rhythm and flow to cultivate personal landscapes that offer a variety of perspectives upon the idea of belonging. This repositioning unites the artists as they deploy some of the boundaries of Asian landscape art and calligraphy to investigate disconnections between time and location, allowing the pre-existing landscapes to be absorbed into the original meaning of ‘–scape’: a personal and continued material engagement with place.
Details are at:
www.artweek.com/events/united-kingdom/art-exhibition/london/reorientated-conversation-different-geographies
So very chuffed to have my textile piece on the front of the flyer for the Love and Peace show at the National Art Centre, in Tokyo. The exhibition was curated by the group Nihon Bijyutsu Kai (founded in 1947) who operate an Anti-Academism approach. The show had great audience figures due to the blockbusting Yayoi Kusama exhibition next door!
We are very excited that our pointandplace Hexagon game will be launched at Play: two days of exhibitions and performances at the Hin Bus Depot, the busy contemporary art space in Penang. I will also be sending a score - A Drawing of Two Characters - to be performed by Lusy Koror and a second local artist.
hinbusdepot.com/about.html
urbanxchange2015.files.wordpress.com/2015/09/about-hin-41.jpg
http://www.pointandplacegame.com
hinbusdepot.com/about.html
urbanxchange2015.files.wordpress.com/2015/09/about-hin-41.jpg
http://www.pointandplacegame.com
Stimulating eve of lacy food & discussion at The Tracing the Pathway Simple Acts dinner at the Milton Keynes Arts Centre curated by Hayley Newman. A big thank you to Anne who showed us her wonderful skills at lace-making that promoted much inspiration for dialogue and to Tom whose artwork was on show.
I am delighted to be an invited artist-contributor to the Tracing the Pathway Simple Acts dinner in December,
Milton Keynes. This artist-led dinner and sharing will be curated by Hayley Newman on the theme of Lace in response to Tom Dale's (http://www.daletom.com) upcoming exhibition at Milton Keynes Art Centre. It's sure to be s stimulating evening.
Milton Keynes. This artist-led dinner and sharing will be curated by Hayley Newman on the theme of Lace in response to Tom Dale's (http://www.daletom.com) upcoming exhibition at Milton Keynes Art Centre. It's sure to be s stimulating evening.
My bookwork Rosebud, made as part of my ten-month residency at The Association of Anaesthetists of Great Britain and Ireland in 2004, will be going into the Templeman Library Special Collections archive at the University of Kent. It will be available for loan and exhibition from early 2017. Thanks to exhibition organiser Egidija Ciricaite and archive curators Nick Hiley and Elspeth Millar for smoothing the way.
Movement workshop with OlgaMasleinnikova at Bethlem Hospital Symposium SiteBodyVoice body as architecture Sept . Lovely to work outside and one of the best physical explanations of Laban I've encountered. Thanks Olga! I hope we get together again soon.
Another great session with MA Contemporary Performances Practices students at Royal Holloway. Loved the experimental approaches you unlocked to document your performance experiences.
You are all most warmly invited to my Open Studio at Colville Road Studios as part of BEAT.
Fri 9th PV 17.00-20.30
Sat 10th/Sun 11th 11.00-18.00
Sat 17th/Sun 18th 11.00-18.00
I will be showing a selection of work from my residency at The Observatory (now up for a 2nd RIBA award!)
Fri 9th PV 17.00-20.30
Sat 10th/Sun 11th 11.00-18.00
Sat 17th/Sun 18th 11.00-18.00
I will be showing a selection of work from my residency at The Observatory (now up for a 2nd RIBA award!)
Colville Road Studios W3 8BL Open Studio is joining forces with the BEAT (Borough of Ealing Art Trial) this year over two w/es: 10th/11th and 17th/18th Sept. Artists will be exhibiting over 50 venues across the borough.
Up-to-date info and artists' profiles on Twitter: @EalingBeat or @colvilleartists or @Bodpod43
Do come along.
Up-to-date info and artists' profiles on Twitter: @EalingBeat or @colvilleartists or @Bodpod43
Do come along.
Carnival parade outside OpenEaling. Everyone put in a great deal of hard work over the week.
Congratulations Stella and Egidjia for the beautiful catalogue for Prescriptions: artist' books on wellbeing and medicine.
https://issuu.com/prescriptions/docs/prescriptions_catalogue_sm
www.bookarts.uwe.ac.uk/pdf/newspdfs/105_2.pdf
http://www.artnowpakistan.com/prescriptions/
https://issuu.com/prescriptions/docs/prescriptions_catalogue_sm
www.bookarts.uwe.ac.uk/pdf/newspdfs/105_2.pdf
http://www.artnowpakistan.com/prescriptions/
My artist's book Rosebud will be on show from 21st April -25th September.
The University of Kent and The Beaney House of Art & Knowledge warmly invite you to view the new exhibition:
Prescriptions: artist' books on wellbeing and medicine
with featured artist Martha A Hall in The Drawing Room at The Beaney House of Art & Knowledge CT1 2RA
Thursday 21 April at 5.30pm in The
Drawing Room Gallery
Please RSVP to [email protected] or call 01227 378116 by Wednesday 20 April.
The University of Kent and The Beaney House of Art & Knowledge warmly invite you to view the new exhibition:
Prescriptions: artist' books on wellbeing and medicine
with featured artist Martha A Hall in The Drawing Room at The Beaney House of Art & Knowledge CT1 2RA
Thursday 21 April at 5.30pm in The
Drawing Room Gallery
Please RSVP to [email protected] or call 01227 378116 by Wednesday 20 April.
Such very exciting news. SPUD have chosen me to be the last Artist-in-Residence at the award-winning Observatory in Lymington before it moves to Mottisfont Abbey (and later in November to Bucklers Hard).
I went down yesterday and met everyone involved (including the current artist Julie Collins who kindly explained the vagaries of the charcoal stove!) and took a wonderful 2 hour walk along the seawall - lots of ideas already percolating.
Dates when I will be in residence: 18th & 19th March then 18th - 27th April
Check out the previous artists' work on http://lookinlookout.org or on exhibition at the St Barbe Museum and Art Gallery, Lymington until 16th April.
Once I get established I will be blogging on https://www.facebook.com/SPUDObservatory/?fref=ts.
Or come down and see me - it's beautiful.
I went down yesterday and met everyone involved (including the current artist Julie Collins who kindly explained the vagaries of the charcoal stove!) and took a wonderful 2 hour walk along the seawall - lots of ideas already percolating.
Dates when I will be in residence: 18th & 19th March then 18th - 27th April
Check out the previous artists' work on http://lookinlookout.org or on exhibition at the St Barbe Museum and Art Gallery, Lymington until 16th April.
Once I get established I will be blogging on https://www.facebook.com/SPUDObservatory/?fref=ts.
Or come down and see me - it's beautiful.
I've been mentoring a young girl once a week for the past 3 years (since she was a 11). Today we did an exercise where she explored her face by palpation with one hand, with her eyes firmly shut, while simultaneously drawing with the other (& keeping the pencil on the paper at all times). First she drew the bony landscape for 10 mins and then repeated the process in blue pencil as she felt her way around the muscles and flesh.
I just love it!
I just love it!
Rosebud 2004 has been selected by Dr. Stella Bolaki and artist Egidija Ciricaite for the bookarts exhibition
Prescriptions (Beaney House of Art & Knowledge, 21 April -14 August 2016). It will present artists' books by Maine book artist Martha Hall, for the first time in the UK. Hall's books, created from 1998 until her death in 2003, document her experiences with breast cancer and her interactions with the medical community. They use many constructions and designs that challenge the conventional book form and demand a physical reading. The Prescriptions exhibition will also include a supporting show of artists’ books by national and international artists responding to themes of art and wellbeing that is curated by Dr Stella Bolaki and Egidija Čiricaitė. This show forms part of the Artists' Books and the Medical Humanities project at the University of Kent.
Prescriptions (Beaney House of Art & Knowledge, 21 April -14 August 2016). It will present artists' books by Maine book artist Martha Hall, for the first time in the UK. Hall's books, created from 1998 until her death in 2003, document her experiences with breast cancer and her interactions with the medical community. They use many constructions and designs that challenge the conventional book form and demand a physical reading. The Prescriptions exhibition will also include a supporting show of artists’ books by national and international artists responding to themes of art and wellbeing that is curated by Dr Stella Bolaki and Egidija Čiricaitė. This show forms part of the Artists' Books and the Medical Humanities project at the University of Kent.
One of my Do you ever have the feeling you want to dance on the ceiling collages is in the
Artists Drawing a Line under Torture auction for Freedom from Torture
Thursday 19 November 2015 6:30pm – 9:30pm
Bargehouse - Oxo Tower Wharf, Bargehouse Street, South Bank, LONDON, SE1 9PH
Drinks and canapés from 6.30pm Live auction from 7.30pm
Twitter: #LineUnderTorture
http://www.freedomfromtorture.org/features/8526
Public Exhibition Information: Open daily from 18 – 22 November 2015, Admission free + silent auction
Artists Drawing a Line under Torture auction for Freedom from Torture
Thursday 19 November 2015 6:30pm – 9:30pm
Bargehouse - Oxo Tower Wharf, Bargehouse Street, South Bank, LONDON, SE1 9PH
Drinks and canapés from 6.30pm Live auction from 7.30pm
Twitter: #LineUnderTorture
http://www.freedomfromtorture.org/features/8526
Public Exhibition Information: Open daily from 18 – 22 November 2015, Admission free + silent auction
We are gearing up for our best Open Studio this year on 26th and 27th Sept 11.00-18.00 (PV 25th)
Studio 6
Unit 2-4
11 Colville Road
London W3 8BL (above the car wash!)
Thank you Chiswick Herald for coverage:
http://chiswickherald.co.uk/colville-road-artists-open-day-p4239-175.htm#
For the 12 artists profiles go to an edition of Issuu which is packed with biographies and images:
http://issuu.com/colvilleroadartists/docs/colville_road_artists_flipbook
Studio 6
Unit 2-4
11 Colville Road
London W3 8BL (above the car wash!)
Thank you Chiswick Herald for coverage:
http://chiswickherald.co.uk/colville-road-artists-open-day-p4239-175.htm#
For the 12 artists profiles go to an edition of Issuu which is packed with biographies and images:
http://issuu.com/colvilleroadartists/docs/colville_road_artists_flipbook
My little Hieroglyph painting series is in the pop up show It's Okay to Come In, Bond Street W5 6th -26th July
Hanna's Matisse response to Rodrigo y Gabriela's guitar piece "Vikingman" @ OPEN's workshop on Painting Music with Scissors. Plus excellent work from Katherine, Elizabeth and Tabitha.
(More images on: https://twitter.com/Bodpod43).
(More images on: https://twitter.com/Bodpod43).
A brilliant workshop day yesterday with MA Theatre and Drama Students@ Royal Holloway making experiential documentation for performance. Really great work.
Thanks for making me so welcome.
Thanks for making me so welcome.
Step Feather Stitch, 2012 has been selected for Axis #Five2watch this week from Friday 6th Feb.
The theme is Threads, and is linked to the Cultural Threads: Transnational Textiles Today symposium taking place at Central St Martin's, London on 7/2/15.
https://www.axisweb.org/features/spotlight/five2watch-threads/
http://events.arts.ac.uk/event/2015/2/7/Cultural-Threads-Transnational-Textiles-Today-Symposium/
The theme is Threads, and is linked to the Cultural Threads: Transnational Textiles Today symposium taking place at Central St Martin's, London on 7/2/15.
https://www.axisweb.org/features/spotlight/five2watch-threads/
http://events.arts.ac.uk/event/2015/2/7/Cultural-Threads-Transnational-Textiles-Today-Symposium/
I am selling my multiple Cloud Dance:dance in a tin at:
The Affordable Art Exhibition
W3 Gallery, 185 Acton High Street, Acton, London W3 9DJ.
Dec 4th -Jan 25th 2015 (Show now extended to 25th)
50+ local artists
The original art ranges from prints and paintings, to jewellery and craft, t-shirts and cards.
Come and buy an unique gift for Christmas.
le
The whole drawing Density and Porousness no. 1 2014 is on p.95 of Perception Frames: choreographic scores for practice and performance by Rosanna Irvine ISBN 978 1 85924 3343
A detail from my drawing Density and Porousness no. 1 2014 is on the cover of Rosanna Irvine's very interesting workbook Perception Frames: choreographic scores for practice and performance ISBN 978 1 85924 3343
I have made a new ink and stitch double-page piece to be included in an original stitched and bound Zine with works collected by Clare Smith for the Zine project at the Public Zine Library in Dover: https://www.facebook.com/thepubliczinelibrary.
The Zine project is connected to Stitched time: a project initiated and organised by Clare Smith which explores Art as Work and the importance of making.
Preview: Fri 14 November 2014, 6-9pm
Exhibition Open Fri-Sun, 12-5pm
Limbo, Bilton Square, Margate, CT9 1EE
The Zine project is connected to Stitched time: a project initiated and organised by Clare Smith which explores Art as Work and the importance of making.
Preview: Fri 14 November 2014, 6-9pm
Exhibition Open Fri-Sun, 12-5pm
Limbo, Bilton Square, Margate, CT9 1EE
Open Studios this weekend @ Colville Road Studios W3 8BL
Do come along and see our 12 artists' studios - all working in very different ways.
It's a great opportunity to gain insight about the process of making art. We love to have a chat!
Plus lots to look at and plenty of great things to buy and hang on your walls.
Friday 26th 17.00 - 20.30
Saturday 27th 11.00 - 18.00
Sunday 28th 12.00 - 18.00
Do come along and see our 12 artists' studios - all working in very different ways.
It's a great opportunity to gain insight about the process of making art. We love to have a chat!
Plus lots to look at and plenty of great things to buy and hang on your walls.
Friday 26th 17.00 - 20.30
Saturday 27th 11.00 - 18.00
Sunday 28th 12.00 - 18.00
WESTFIELD LAUNCHES 'WE ARE LDN SUMMER' CAMPAIGN: Six Weeks of Culture and Culinary Art.
4th-10th "The London Collection", curated by Jack Jones at Westfield, White City. The exhibition brings together a selection of established and emerging artists to promote the cultural richness and diversity that West London has to offer. This exciting collection will feature contemporary painting, photography and sculpture, including Exegesis 2014
https://twitter.com/Ldn_collection
https://www.facebook.com/thelondoncollection/posts/668075796619367
4th-10th "The London Collection", curated by Jack Jones at Westfield, White City. The exhibition brings together a selection of established and emerging artists to promote the cultural richness and diversity that West London has to offer. This exciting collection will feature contemporary painting, photography and sculpture, including Exegesis 2014
https://twitter.com/Ldn_collection
https://www.facebook.com/thelondoncollection/posts/668075796619367
The documentation for Step Feather Stitch will be included in a pop-up gallery of Practice research
Possible Futures: perishables and impermanence, The Practice Gallery, Windsor Building, Royal Holloway, University of London.
5th-26th May
Curated by Nik Wakefield
Possible Futures: perishables and impermanence, The Practice Gallery, Windsor Building, Royal Holloway, University of London.
5th-26th May
Curated by Nik Wakefield
w0budong : An exhibition of texts without 'meaning'
2 more days left to see.
There are no words - paper installation by Clare Smith
Large painting by Sue Gough
Small painting by Julie Brixey-Williams
See other images on: http://w0budong.wordpress.com/exhibition/
2 more days left to see.
There are no words - paper installation by Clare Smith
Large painting by Sue Gough
Small painting by Julie Brixey-Williams
See other images on: http://w0budong.wordpress.com/exhibition/
A Pinterest site has been set up to support the w0budong blog (see below) with images that relate to the text or that can be used as another point of entry. Do come and have a look.
http://www.pinterest.com/bodpod43/w0budong-texts-without-meaning/
http://w0budong.wordpress.com
http://www.pinterest.com/bodpod43/w0budong-texts-without-meaning/
http://w0budong.wordpress.com
w0budong : An exhibition of texts without 'meaning'
Julie Brixey-Williams, Sue Gough, Jayne Lloyd, Clare Smith and Catherine Wynne-Paton will be contributing to a blog over the next few months about calligraphic mark and texts without meaning, which culminates in an exhibition in Manchester in 2014. The exhibition is organised by artist Jayne Lloyd as the culmination of a year long project that included a residency at the 501 Arts Space, Chongqing.
http://w0budong.wordpress.com
Exhibition will run from 12th – 16th March 2014
Three Piccadilly Place, Manchester M1 3BN
http://www.piccadillyplace.co.uk/retail/getting-here.
Julie Brixey-Williams, Sue Gough, Jayne Lloyd, Clare Smith and Catherine Wynne-Paton will be contributing to a blog over the next few months about calligraphic mark and texts without meaning, which culminates in an exhibition in Manchester in 2014. The exhibition is organised by artist Jayne Lloyd as the culmination of a year long project that included a residency at the 501 Arts Space, Chongqing.
http://w0budong.wordpress.com
Exhibition will run from 12th – 16th March 2014
Three Piccadilly Place, Manchester M1 3BN
http://www.piccadillyplace.co.uk/retail/getting-here.
The Museum of Contemporary Rubbish, a collaboration between Advertising Exhibitions and Alice Bradshaw can now be viewed at:
http://advertisingexhibitions.co.uk/gallery_001.html
http://museumofcontemporaryrubbish.blogspot.co.uk/p/research.html
http://advertisingexhibitions.co.uk/gallery_001.html
http://museumofcontemporaryrubbish.blogspot.co.uk/p/research.html
Wire Drawing is alongside other works contributed by artists at the Colville Road studios in Drawing the Line at the Millennium Gallery Cornwall, in aid of the charity Freedom from Torture
30th Nov- 7th Dec
Bids may be placed online -check out the images and details here:
http://www.millenniumgallery.co.uk/drawingtheline/drawingtheline.htm
https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.684613698276814.1073741825.100001845715564&&l=9c0fce3393
30th Nov- 7th Dec
Bids may be placed online -check out the images and details here:
http://www.millenniumgallery.co.uk/drawingtheline/drawingtheline.htm
https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.684613698276814.1073741825.100001845715564&&l=9c0fce3393
Advertising Exhibitions have teamed up with Alice Bradshaw – independent curator and founder of the Museum of Contemporary Rubbish (MoCR) – to put together a new project focusing on rubbish.
I've sent off my submission.
http://advertisingexhibitions.co.uk/mocr_brief.html
From middle of Dec you can view the gallery at advertisingexhibitions.co.uk/gallery.html
I've sent off my submission.
http://advertisingexhibitions.co.uk/mocr_brief.html
From middle of Dec you can view the gallery at advertisingexhibitions.co.uk/gallery.html
Before Performance
Bryony White has created an informal research installation where the sketchbooks become objects in their own right. A marvellous achievement to collect such a variety of formats from UK and international artists, which are arranged simply to allow the viewer to handle and truly engage with the material. Making choices, climbing steps, negotiating bodies, creating exchange and donning the white gloves brings the viewer one step closer to a their own active performance in the space.
Bryony White has created an informal research installation where the sketchbooks become objects in their own right. A marvellous achievement to collect such a variety of formats from UK and international artists, which are arranged simply to allow the viewer to handle and truly engage with the material. Making choices, climbing steps, negotiating bodies, creating exchange and donning the white gloves brings the viewer one step closer to a their own active performance in the space.
Libby and I will be showing our drawings, stitchings and other research for Step Feather Stitch at Before Performance.
The installation explores writing, drawing and sketching and its relationship with performance and live practice.
This is rare chance to handle and read a wide range collection of intimate notebooks and sketchbooks - personal journeys towards performance.
Before Performance will be taking place at:
] performance space [ Unit 6, Hamlet Industrial Estate
98 White Post Lane
London E9 5EN
Preview: Thursday 28 November, 7pm
Friday 29th: 11am - 6pm, performance from 2-5pm
Saturday 30th: 11am - 6pm, performance from 2 -5pm
For further information - https://www.facebook.com/events/538414442916757/
Thank you to Chris at Chiswick Buzz for putting me at ease during the interview.
Several artists at my studio Colville Road Studios W3 have taken part in this series.
Watch on:
http://www.chiswickbuzz.net/arts/news/84-art/167-artist-impressions-julie-brixie-williams
Several artists at my studio Colville Road Studios W3 have taken part in this series.
Watch on:
http://www.chiswickbuzz.net/arts/news/84-art/167-artist-impressions-julie-brixie-williams
Cloud Dance 3 was among the lots for this year's auction for Freedom from Torture Wednesday 13 November 2013
Artists Drawing A Line Under Torture
Auction raised more than £92,000
The star lot was ceramicist Edmund de Waal's work you are here, six ceramic vessels with gold on an aluminium shelf, which sold to an absentee bidder for £30,000 during the live auction conducted by Christie's International Director of Auctioneering Hugh Edmeades. More details at: http://www.freedomfromtorture.org/news-blogs/7667
Studio Spaces
Unit 2, 110 Pennington Street
London E1W 2BB
www.freedomfromtorture.org/art
Artists Drawing A Line Under Torture
Auction raised more than £92,000
The star lot was ceramicist Edmund de Waal's work you are here, six ceramic vessels with gold on an aluminium shelf, which sold to an absentee bidder for £30,000 during the live auction conducted by Christie's International Director of Auctioneering Hugh Edmeades. More details at: http://www.freedomfromtorture.org/news-blogs/7667
Studio Spaces
Unit 2, 110 Pennington Street
London E1W 2BB
www.freedomfromtorture.org/art
This week (14th October) I am guest blogging on We Are Artists.
http://weareartistnetwork.tumblr.com
Profiles include: Caroline Younger, Rajni Shah, Simon Kennedy, Camilla Brueton and Theron Schmidt - all members of the collaborative group point and place
www.pointandplace.net
http://weareartistnetwork.tumblr.com
Profiles include: Caroline Younger, Rajni Shah, Simon Kennedy, Camilla Brueton and Theron Schmidt - all members of the collaborative group point and place
www.pointandplace.net
Presenting Structuring the ‘What If?’ of Walking: starting points for capturing intuitive responses to materials on Friday 13th as part of Walking in the city: mapping borders (part of the In the City Series) symposium, at The Parlour Showroom, Bristol. Walking in the City is co-curated by PLaCE & The Showroom Projects. The symposium and talk are curated by Cara Davies (UOB researcher).
A four-day event exploring Bristol 12 - 15 September
How can walking and talking change our experience of the city?
http://inthecityseries.co.uk/symposium
A four-day event exploring Bristol 12 - 15 September
How can walking and talking change our experience of the city?
http://inthecityseries.co.uk/symposium
Thank you Blank Media Collective for asking me to contribute (p32-33) to your engaging dialogue on contemporary feminism. Good job.
blankmediacollective.org
blankmediacollective.org
Do you ever get the feeling you want to dance on the ceiling has been selected for:
Open Spaces 28 Sept- 17 Nov 2013
This year's show at Mottisfont Abbey (National Trust) is on the theme of spaces, linked to the many different natural and constructed spaces of the Abbey.
http://www.nationaltrust.org.uk
Open Spaces 28 Sept- 17 Nov 2013
This year's show at Mottisfont Abbey (National Trust) is on the theme of spaces, linked to the many different natural and constructed spaces of the Abbey.
http://www.nationaltrust.org.uk
My ACAVA Open Studio this weekend 21st &22nd Sept 1-6pm and PV Thurs 19th evening 5-8pm.
Unit 2-4
11, Colville Road
London W3 8BL
www.colvilleroadstudios.co.uk
14 very different artists -do come along, have a chat and see the work.
Unit 2-4
11, Colville Road
London W3 8BL
www.colvilleroadstudios.co.uk
14 very different artists -do come along, have a chat and see the work.
Bookmarks XI: infiltrating the library system project and website has just launched.
http://www.bookarts.uwe.ac.uk/bkmks11/project.htm
The Bookmarks projects series aims to encourage appreciation of work in the format of the artist's book. Participating artists each produce an edition of 100 signed and numbered bookmarks to give away through distribution boxes at venues around the world. Bookmarks XI includes 34 artists from Australia, Denmark, Germany, Spain, the UK and USA.
My work can be see on:
http://www.bookarts.uwe.ac.uk/bkmks11/artists1/12.htm
Venues for Bookmarks X from 23 September 2013 – 23 February 2014 are:
Abecedarian Gallery, 910 Santa Fe Dr, #101, Denver, CO 80204, USA
www.abecedariangallery.com
Arnolfini bookshop, Arnolfini, 16 Narrow Quay, Bristol BS1 4QA, UK
http://www.arnolfini.org.uk/visit/bookshop
Centre de design de l'UQAM. 1440, rue Sanguinet, Montréal, Québec H2X 3X9, Canada
http://www.centrededesign.com
Grafisch Werkcentrum Amsterdam (GWA), Molukkenstraat 200-P1, 1098 TW Amsterdam, The Netherlands
http://www.grafischwerkcentrumamsterdam.nl
Great Overland Book Company, 345 Judah St, San Francisco, CA 94122, USA
http://www.librarything.com/venue/52509/The-Great-Overland-Book-Company
Librairie Formats, 2, rue Sainte-Catherine Est, espace 302, Montreal, Quebec H2X 1K4, Canada
http://www.librairieformats.org
London Centre for Book Arts (LCBA), Unit 18, Ground Floor, Britannia Works, Dace Road, Fish Island, London E3 2NQ, UK
http://londonbookarts.tumblr.com
Loreto College Ballarat Library, 1600 Sturt Street, Ballarat, VIC 3350, Australia
www.loreto.vic.edu.au
Scottish Poetry Library, 5 Crichton's Close, Edinburgh EH8 8DT, UK
www.scottishpoetrylibrary.org.uk
Torna, Caferaga Mah. Moda Caddesi. Kefeli Pasaji (Alt Kat), No: 81/14 Kadiköy, Istanbul, Turkey
http://tornaistanbul.com
http://www.bookarts.uwe.ac.uk/bkmks11/project.htm
The Bookmarks projects series aims to encourage appreciation of work in the format of the artist's book. Participating artists each produce an edition of 100 signed and numbered bookmarks to give away through distribution boxes at venues around the world. Bookmarks XI includes 34 artists from Australia, Denmark, Germany, Spain, the UK and USA.
My work can be see on:
http://www.bookarts.uwe.ac.uk/bkmks11/artists1/12.htm
Venues for Bookmarks X from 23 September 2013 – 23 February 2014 are:
Abecedarian Gallery, 910 Santa Fe Dr, #101, Denver, CO 80204, USA
www.abecedariangallery.com
Arnolfini bookshop, Arnolfini, 16 Narrow Quay, Bristol BS1 4QA, UK
http://www.arnolfini.org.uk/visit/bookshop
Centre de design de l'UQAM. 1440, rue Sanguinet, Montréal, Québec H2X 3X9, Canada
http://www.centrededesign.com
Grafisch Werkcentrum Amsterdam (GWA), Molukkenstraat 200-P1, 1098 TW Amsterdam, The Netherlands
http://www.grafischwerkcentrumamsterdam.nl
Great Overland Book Company, 345 Judah St, San Francisco, CA 94122, USA
http://www.librarything.com/venue/52509/The-Great-Overland-Book-Company
Librairie Formats, 2, rue Sainte-Catherine Est, espace 302, Montreal, Quebec H2X 1K4, Canada
http://www.librairieformats.org
London Centre for Book Arts (LCBA), Unit 18, Ground Floor, Britannia Works, Dace Road, Fish Island, London E3 2NQ, UK
http://londonbookarts.tumblr.com
Loreto College Ballarat Library, 1600 Sturt Street, Ballarat, VIC 3350, Australia
www.loreto.vic.edu.au
Scottish Poetry Library, 5 Crichton's Close, Edinburgh EH8 8DT, UK
www.scottishpoetrylibrary.org.uk
Torna, Caferaga Mah. Moda Caddesi. Kefeli Pasaji (Alt Kat), No: 81/14 Kadiköy, Istanbul, Turkey
http://tornaistanbul.com
