EMBASSY & N/V_PROJECTS

RESIDENCY EXCHANGE 2012 WINNERS ANNOUNCED

EMBASSY Gallery Edinburgh & N/V_PROJECTS London are pleased to announce the winners of the Residency Exchange 2012:

Artist in residency at EMBASSY:
HAZEL DOWLING

Artist in residency at N/V_PROJECTS:
DEREK SUTHERLAND

EMBASSY and N/V_PROJECTS are producing a residency exchange. N/V_PROJECTS have selected an artist based in London to take part in a three week residency at Embassy in Edinburgh. At the same time an artist from Scotland selected by EMBASSY will be in residence at N/V_PROJECTS.  The residency at N/V_PROJECTS will begin on 1st of March and will culminate in an exhibition at N/V_PROJECTS from 14. - 30. March 2012

Each artist is provided with:
studio/work space, accommodation, travel costs, artist fee
The project aims to provide space and financial assistance towards the production of new work and research in a challenging environment. A publication will be produced and N/V_PROJECTS and EMBASSY will provide publicity for the project and exhibitions produced.

FACEBOOK EVENT PAGE

www.embassygallery.org www.nvprojects.co.uk
 

 


 
DAVID BARBARINO - THE MAGNIFICENT BUTCHER - ASYLUM and N/V_PROJECTS

Please join us for the private view on Thursday, January 12th 2012 / 6 - 8 PM

Berlin-based artist David Barbarino (b. 1980 in Frankfurt) returns to London for a survey of selected works from recent years after having completed his fine art degree at Central St. Martins in 2005. The artist has since been included in various museum group shows, such as The Real Thing curated by VVork at MU Eindhoven and Utopia Station curated by Molly Nesbit, Hans Ulrich Obrist and Rirkrit Tiravanija at Haus der Kunst, Munich. The exhibition MAGNIFICENT BUTCHER will be his first solo show in the UK. This double venue exhibition will give the opportunity to view the artists work in two of the most exciting art spaces Peckham has to offer.

A shuttle service between venues will be provided on the night of the private view, if you are visiting in the daytime, it is a 15min walk between the two venues.


The ASYLUM show will be available to view on Thursday 12th January 6-8 pm, Friday 13th by appointment and Saturday 14th 12-5pm
contact: asylum.london@gmail.com

The N/V_PROJECTS show will be available to view Saturdays 12 - 5 PM and by appointment through February 11th 2012.
contact: info@thenullandvoid.co.uk

N/V_PROJECTS, - 72 Copeland Rd- SE15 3SN
NEAREST PUBLIC TRANSPORT: PECKHAM RYE RAIL

ASYLUM - Caroline Garden´s Chapel - Asylum Rd. - SE15 2SQ
NEAREST PUBLIC TRANSPORT: QUEENS ROAD PECKHAM RAIL

David Barbarino - facebook event page - ASYLUM
   

 

NULL/VOID X The New Dome = YOUNG LONDON:

Watch out for the screening announcement for the new video YOUNG LONDON MADE ME HARDCORE by the `radical art collective´ NULL/VOID as the second part of the collaboration with Dazed & Confused Emerging Avantgarde Artist RICHARD `Eazy E´ PARRY including a series of interesting lectures as part of his world wide YOUNG LONDON international screening tour.



Watch part one here:

ACID HOUSE CRAZED KILLER ASPARGUS FROM OUTTA SPACE / Loung Yondon Pt. I




Richard Parry / The New Dome

 



NULL/VOID in Art Licks Magazine 4: N/V essay out now!

`Omega´ is a text by Ali Eisa written for NULL/VOID on the occasion of their upcoming show `OMEGA´ at the Sassoon Gallery, opening on Thursday, 28th of July 2011, on view through August 14th 2011. The accompanying images have been produced by N/V in response to the essay.

EXCERPT:
“The visual took over. The special effects became more important than the single person. That was the beginning of the end.” ‘The Real’ and ‘80’s Action Movie Genre’ are not particularly synonymous terms; in fact it’s about as synonymous as ‘Fascist - Hip Hop’. Yet the lack of affinity is nonetheless lamented by Sylvester Stallone in his most recent episode of “nostalgia porn” - an example of the tendency towards the seemingly sincere and uncritical restaging of a lost cultural vitality. An attempt to recoup the Event, to re-experience the accidents of its making, its given intensities.


Art Licks / The Sassoon Gallery