Zerozine 4 featured on Art Reveal
SKIP-AD; PLAY is open!
Art Reveal interview
Jamie Cooper’s artwork will be included in the next edition of Art Reveal Magazine.
Art Reveal Magazine is dedicated to promote and publish independent artists from all countries and all genres of visual art. Each issue of the magazine will present several contemporary artist portfolios and their artistic statements. Interviews and articles will help artists to promote their works to a broad publicity.
GY Fest 2018
SKIP AD; PLAY
Delighted to be contributing my new work ‘Totemic Thresholds’ to this group show by MFA students.
Curated by
Laetitia Engelbrecht-Schnuer & Aleya Dwivedi
Details below
‘…but when the sun set and darkness came on, they lay down to rest by the stern cables
of the ship, and as soon as early rosy-fingered dawn appeared, then they set sail for
the wide camp of the Achaeans.’ (Homer, Illiad. Book 1, Line 458.)
As Glasgow’s contemporary biennial art world convenes, the group exhibition Rosy Fingered Dawn launches on 19 April 2018 at The Savoy Centre, open through to 1 May 2018.
The Savoy Shopping Centre encourages its visitors to submit to its uncanny experience. The exhibition consequently interprets the space’s unique physical and symbolic structures which are representative of commercialism and deterioration. The exhibition provides an optimistic prospect in contrast to the spatial context. The exhibited up-and-coming artists, epithetical to the new dawn, will aim to rebirth the centre through different interpretations of what The Savoy Centre was, is, and could be.
The exhibition is comprised of several different mediums of art which comment upon reaction,
spatial context, institutional confines, and the democratisation of display.
Join us for the opening night on 19 April from 18:00 – 21:00, drinks and hors d’oeuvres will be provided, accompanied by live performances.
#SavoyArtGlasgow
Savoy Centre
140 Sauchiehall Street
Glasgow, United Kingdom
Opening hours:
Mon – Sat 10:00am to 5:00pm
Learn to speak Junk DNA with Paradise Linguistics
Last Futures – Main Performance
The performance will be streamed LIVE on the BBC SSO’s website and Facebook page.
Main Performance
18 March 2018, 5pm
Exhibition
17th – 25th March 2018
Tuesday – Friday: 12 pm – 5pm (Monday closed)
Saturday – Sunday: 12 pm – 6pm
Workshops & Performances
24 March 2018
Schedule to be announced
1968 was a year full of protests, pickets, riots and revolutions emblazoned with a vision of a brighter future. From student protests in Paris to anti-communist uprisings in Poland, campaigns against the Vietnam War, and the heat of the Civil Rights movement, ordinary people demanded change. The era marked a shift in performance, dance, visual art, design, music, architecture and film, in terms of form, approach and the flattening of hierarchies. Social, political and subversive ideas percolating for decades came to the fore.
Reflecting on moments of the present which are the future’s past, Last Futures is a series of events which puts student voices at the forefront of proposing radical alternatives. Can an expanded dialogue around current socio–political, artistic and resistance movements generate new futures?
Last Futures is a collaboration between the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland (RCS), The Glasgow School of Art (GSA), University of Glasgow (GU), and BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra. The project includes an Exhibition and programme of events, curated by a student-led team from RCS, GSA and GU.
