Emmeli's Leaving

For everyone who doesn't know, Emmeli is leaving London for 'Kalle's Kaviar', 'Keso' and 'filmjölk' (which means Sweden!). I was therefor thinking that we should meet up a final time in 'my' gallery for drinks and hugs on Sunday at 9 o' clock!
I'm aware of that people are away these days but I really hope as many as possible can make it!
See you guys there (and don't forget to bring your Turkish rugs!).

XXXrobinXXX

Images from the RCA show

I really enjoyed this year's RCA sculpture show. One of the criteria when they select future students is to represent a broad spectrum of what's going on in sculpture and maybe that's the reason why the show felt really diverse in materials and concerns. There was a bit of institutional critique (the guy who broke one of the walls of the building). There was performance and video. There was bronze. There was foam and wax and silicone and crap and glossy kitsch paint. There was construction. Interactive pieces. Machine-making. Secret narratives. Non-narrative. Simplicity. Complexity.

RCA Sculpture Show

Hi everyone! The RCA Sculpture Show is closing on Sunday. To me, this is the one, the most important show of the Summer. I'm going tomorrow. For those who haven't fled London, here are the details:

SHOW TWO Battersea (Painting and Sculpture):
23 June – 4 July, 11am–8pm daily

Royal College of Art
15–25 Howie Street
London SW11 4AS

fine art csm degree show

today, some of us will be going around 15:00/16:00 to csm BA Fine Art degree show as it is the last day of the exhibition.

Public: 18-24 June, 12-8pm
(6pm on 24 June, closed on Sunday 20 June)
107-109 Charing Cross Road
London WC2H 0DU


Please if you want and can lets meet there...

thank you

ana

Some Interesting Reading?

http://green-anarchy.wikidot.com/technology-trauma-and-the-wild

Article a little over wrought nonetheless an interesting argument with lots of fact (?) and reference........

Also, The research that goes on within an academic institution reveals not only some interesting ideas, but also, to an extent, the 'values' of the institution itself...... So have a look at...

https://owa.arts.ac.uk/owa/WebReadyView.aspx?t=att&id=RgAAAADg/Uoja8KsTbZ7Al/XXkqFBwBSiSUJAML2TIjJXSg1JWACALjgvfFdAABSiSUJAML2TIjJXSg1JWACANjCs6FLAAAJ&attid0=EABL0Y1O46DWRYl9p2WDFMAP&attcnt=1

It will prompt you to log on to your college e mail. Once you do that it will take you on to the relevant document.

I can suggest the presentations on the morning of Tuesday 29th at High Holborn. It may look a little dry at first but I am certain that some of the ideas will provoke further thinking.


Have fun X
P

Bunker event

Hi all

Sorry couldnt make show...

Do you remember Hannah from the Clerkenwell road pop up earlier this year? ...she sent me this...

Hi Adrian

I would like to invite you and your students to a closing event and artist talks for our latest exhibition called Where Beats This Human Heart in a WWII air raid bunker in Dalston, this Wednesday 23rd June. The exhibition is open throughout the day from 2pm with the closing event from 6.30pm and the artists talks from 7pm.

The Bunker is situated on Abbot Street, behind the Print House and Cafe Otto (18 Ashwin Street).

Please find attached some images from the show and the press release.
And please post it on your sculpture blog.
I hope you can make it.

Best
Hannah

Once again, am not 100% that I'll go, but the bunker itself sounds worth a visit in itself

Adrian

exhibition tonight

i know its the 3rd post already!
tonight around 7 we are all meeting at the rag factory
guys from sculpture team showing things would love to see all the family around!


the rag factory
18 heneage street (off brick lane)

xx