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Curated by Hyukgue KWON | ||
Penumbra
The 8-day project with 8 artists ending in a group exhibition
End view: Saturday 27 October 2012, 5 - 9 pm Also open 18 - 25 October 11-6pm when an artist is working in the project space
The Bermondsey Project Space 2, Unit 7, 46 Willow Walk, London SE1 5SF Google Map
Penumbra
Over the project’s 8-day duration, 8 artists will present new works in the project space. Unlike many group exhibitions, this time, each artist will take over the space for one assigned day, making it into a temporary studio and hence playing a more active decision-making role. Instead of bringing pre-made and appointed works to hang or place in a gallery space, they will run the project autonomously by engaging physically and artistically with what has accumulated before them in the space.
The project’s alternative format focuses on
the nature of open-ended and performative practices. The artists will present a
series of visual statement, communication, annotation and work in progress by
dealing with the other artists’ works, which are mostly new to them. These
artistic and critical practices attempt to resist easy categorisation and avoid
art making that complies with an imposed theme or spatial arrangement as with
some curated group exhibitions. The diverse and accumulated artistic
perspectives of the 8 artists will open up some thoughts beyond exclusive and
reductive discourses on contemporary art.
The 8-day project with 8 artists, ending in
a group exhibition, will show the possibility of presentation with the penumbra
of indeterminacy and open-endedness. The project ‘Penumbra’ will open up a
platform for investigating and questioning ideas around authorship, art making,
autonomy, and presentation within the system of contemporary art exhibition.
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The process of the project will be documented and published after the end view on 27 October.
Further inquiries please contact Hyukgue KWON
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Tuesday 2 October 2012
Penumbra
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