Artshole.co.uk - recently ended Art Exhibitions Jan to April 2003.htm

Transition-Mark Croxford
13-28 September Fri-Sun 12-6
Sculptor Mark Croxford takes in the obsessions and explorations of the last six years, ranging from the forests of Estonia to his drawings on glass.

Clapham Art Gallery-‘YOUNG GODS’ SELECTED GRADUATES 2003
Tuesday 09/09/03 – 11/10/03
‘Young Gods’ features a highly selective group of graduates from BA and MA courses showcasing multi-media work by contemporary artists of the future.

JAKE & DINOS CHAPMAN EXHIBITION
Wednesday 1 October
The Saatchi Gallery presents an exhibition of the major works made by the Chapman Brothers over the last decade.

CLUB.CAKE
ongoing
At CLUB.CAKE we try and feature up and coming artists through our events.

ICA-Trans Europe Express
Fri 10 & Sat 11 Oct, 8pm
The 'Trans Europe Express' European music festival will bring together leading DJs, live acts, labels and audiovisual artists from all corners of the continent.

Franz Ferdinand - ICA
Wednesday 10 September 2003
Franz Ferdinand have already been touted as the new Smiths/Interpol/future of music.

THE V&A FROM SEPTEMBER 2003
September - May 2004
Various activities and exhibitions as well as a new photography gallery that has recently opened.

OCTOBER HALF-TERM FOR KIDS AT THE V&A
Saturday 25 October to Sunday 2 November
A variety of activities for children ranging from carnival costume to banners throughout the October half term.

WHAT'S ON AT THE V&A
OCTOBER 2003
A range of events including activities for kids during half term.

The V&A Photography Gallery
11 August - 2 November 2003
Recent Gifts of Photojournalism, a temporary display.

NEW PAINTINGS GALLERIES - THE V&A
Opening November 26, 2003
Displaying 200 works from our extensive painting collection, in a new suite of five galleries.

Tate Modern

Paul McCarthy
19 May - 26 October
Two newly commissioned inflatable sculptures by American artist Paul McCarthy

if one thing matters, everything matters
Tillmans’ photographs present us with a compelling alternative to conventional ideas about beauty

Bridget Riley
26 June - 28 September
No painter, dead or alive, has ever made us more aware of our eyes than Bridget Riley.

Warsaw Projects-Judith Rothwell
22 August 03 – 21 September 03
Rothwell’s work focuses on stereotyping, unheard voices and forgotten arguments that suppress women into "low art" and an uneasy glamour.

The Under £500 Art Fair - 33 Portland Place, London
Friday 12th September to Sunday 14th September
A whole Georgian townhouse has been hung with art for sale at under £500.

MAXIMUM RETURN - Static
September 2004-September 2005
MAXIMUM RETURN will invite 10 exceptional artists, architects or writers, to work on 10 projects.

Richard Long - Haunch of Venison
June 11th – September 27th 2003
Ricard Long records traces of his journeys, creating works concerned with time, movement and locality.

a space contemporary art gallery is due to hold the finalists exhibition of its first open entry competition entitled ‘What If?’.
We are currently receiving entries, but it is not to late for you to submit work. more...

The National Student Journalism Awards 2003
The biggest showcase for British student media talent, organised by the Daily Mirror and the National Union of Students.

National Portrait Gallery
BP Portrait Award 2003 & BP Travel Award
12 June - 21 September
Wolfson Gallery

With an impressive first prize of £25,000, the hugely popular annual BP Portrait Award is a leading showcase for young painters specialising in the field of portraiture. Also on display will be work by BP Travel Award 2002 winners Daisy Richardson and Jessica Wolfson, who have been travelling on the Trans Siberian Railway from Moscow to Beijing, painting portraits of people they encounter along the way.
Free

From the Design Museum official website: "One of the most influential designers working today, Peter Saville has been a cult figure in both graphic design and pop culture for 25 years since the start of his long collaboration with the bands Joy Division and New Order as art director of Factory Records, the legendary independent record label. He has also created iconic fashion images in his work for Yohji Yamamoto, Christian Dior and, now, Stella McCartney and Givenchy. This first retrospective of Peter Saville's work, drawn from his private archive, will trace his career from Factory Records to his recent multimedia projects while tracing the history of contemporary graphic design and the story of how style culture hit the High Street."

Photographers Gallery
Stephen Gill
14 Sep
Hackney Wick is a bleak and desolate place which fifteen years ago boasted a speedway track and greyhound stadium and has new aspirations as a site of the 2012 Olympic Games. In the meantime, on Sundays, it has become home to the 'black market', which has grown to giant proportions.
In January, the young British photographer Stephen Gill purchased a Bakelite camera at the market for 50p and has used it, over several months, to document The Wick's strangely self-sufficient world and the frenetic activity of the people who occupy it. A plastic camera with a plastic case and lens, the camera has no focus or exposure controls. Its no-frills technology mirrors the functionality of the market itself and Gill's resulting photographs exploit the spontaneous effects of the camera to reflect the energy and chaos and - faced with closure in July when the market's licence expires - the fragility of the environment.

The Queen's Gallery
Buckingham Palace,
Buckingham Palace Road,
London SW1
Open: Daily 09:30-17:30 Last admission 16:30 closed 25 -26 December, 1 January, Tel: 020 7839 1377 for more details.
Leonardo Da Vinci: The Divine and the Grotesque
The Queen's Gallery contains treasures from the vast Royal Collection. Her Majesty possesses one of the finest and most valuable art collections in the world. Including Leonardo Da Vinci obsessional drawings and notes of the human form.

Royal Festival Hall
Level 2, Main Foyer
on the South Bank, London SE1
Opening hours: 10.00 am – 10.30 pm daily. Admission free
13 September – 13 October 2002
http://www.photo-i.co.uk/Exhibitions/World_Press/WPP.htm

World Press Photo
The most prestigious annual press photography contest in the world! Sponsored by Canon and TIME Magazine, this year it attracted 49,235 entries from 4,171 photographers from 123 countries worldwide. An exhibition of over 200 of the award-winning photographs. The exhibition is being shown in over 70 venues in 35 countries around the world!
Judging took place in Amsterdam 2-13 February. The jury gave prizes in 9 theme categories to 55 photographers of 21 nationalities.

Free 0870870 4868
Exhibition Rd, SW7
Nearest tube South Kensington
Daily 10am-6pm

Titanic: The Artefact Exhibition
£9.95, concs £6.95
A collection of genuine artefacts raised from the seabed, intertwined with real stories of those aboard the Titanic. Taking you through a chronological journey through the life of the ship from its conception to its construction and the tragic sinking on April 15 1912. Recreated 1stand 3rd class cabins are featured plus the reconstructed bridge, Stories are told in the Passenger Gallery and in the Iceberg Gallery visitors can actually touch an artificial iceberg created to give an indication of how cold it was in the Atlantic!
16th May-28th September 2003

Tate Modern
Free 02078878008
Bankside, SE1
Nearest tube Southwark/Blackfriars. Daily 10am-6pm, Fri & Sat until 10pm. Galleries open 10.15am
International modern art
From the collection in four themed groups ‘Landscape’, ‘Still Life’, ‘The Nude’ and ‘History’, plus in-focus rooms. New displays include Bill Viola’s video installation ‘Five Angels for the Millennium’. Ongoing.

Paul McCarthy: Inflatable sculptures by the American artist.
19th May-26 October 2003

Wallace Collection
Free 020 75639500
Hertford House
Manchester Square, W1
Nearest tube Bond St. Mon-Sat 10am-5pm
Sun 12noon-5pm

A Permanent Collection of Paintings by Boucher, Canaletto, Frans Hals, Fragonard, Gainsborough and Reynolds, plus furniture, porcelain and weaponry.

Enrique Metinides - The Photographer's Gallery
24 July – 7 September 2003
Metinides’s lifelong focus has been with the imagery of disaster and destruction through photography.

ICA Cinema, Evgeny Yufit: Necrorealist Cinema
4 September 2003
St Petersburg-based painter, art, photographer and film maker Evgeny Yufit is concerned with the representation of death and psycho-pathological processes.

ICA, thisisrealart and Mowax present
05 - 08 September 2003
thisisrealart and the ICA present a four-day exhibition and special live show at the ICA.

'Scribbles' - Egg Space Gallery
06 August - 06 September 2003
'Scribbles' is an exhibition of markmaking through signs and semiotics, notions and chronicles.

Cruel and Tender
5 June -7 September
The Real in the Twentieth-Century Photograph

Cool Brands ticket give away

Experience an interactive showcasing of all that’s cool as judged by an independent judging panel of experts from the photographer Rankin to the founder of eyestorm and from the Editor of Vogue to the Marketing Director of Piaggio. The qualifying brands, ranging from top designer fashion brands to the latest cars and games, will be on show in a creative and interactive showcase for one afternoon only.
Artshole has 50 tickets to giveaway to this unique event, these can be claimed by emailing cool@thebrandcouncil.org more...

Whitechapel Art Gallery

Whitechapel Art Gallery
Philip-Lorca diCorcia - A Storybook Life
7 June - 24 August 2003
One of America’s leading photographers, Philip-Lorca diCorcia combines a
documentary tradition with the fictional worlds of cinema and advertising to create a powerful link between reality, fantasy and desire.

Janet Cardiff & George Bures Miller - Recent Works
Janet Cardiff and George Bures Miller take the viewer on a personal journey with their famous audio walks, sound pieces and films filled with memories and reflections.

V&A Contemporary Space - Guy Bourdin

Guy Bourdin
V&A Contemporary Space
17 April – 17 August 2003
The V&A is staging the first retrospective of Guy Bourdin, the influential photographer known for his intense and dramatic fashion photographs.
Guy Bourdin, c. 1978 © The Guy Bourdin Estate, 2003 The Orange Sofa

Serpentine Gallery - Cindy Sherman

Cindy Sherman
3 June - 25 August 2003
Open daily 10am - 6pm. Admission free.
Cindy Sherman is one of the most influential artists of the twentieth century. This survey exhibition, her first in the United Kingdom for almost ten years, brings together over fifty works which span the artist’s career and include new work shown here for the first time.

Untitled #225 1989 Colour photograph
121.9 x 83.8 cm The Broad Art Foundation
Photograph courtesy of the artist and Metro Pictures
© 2003 Cindy Sherman

Royal Academy of Arts

Architecture in the summer exhibition 2003
The Royal Academy's annual exhibition, bringing together paintings, sculptures, drawings and models by many of Britain's most distinguished artists and architects, is the worlds largest open contemporary art exhibition. Highlights this year include a gallery showcasing work by the cream of young artists from four major London art colleges, one room devoted to the work of the late Spanish sculptor, Eduardo Chillida, and a spectacular sculpture by David Mach in the RA Annenberg Courtyard.

Clapham Art Gallery

KES RICHARDSON ‘COME’
Tuesday 15/07/03 – 16/08/03

Richardson has enjoyed huge success in London and New York over the last two years for his sexualised portraits and nudes. He is known for his immaculately executed interpretations, derived initially from internet pornography.

Andrew Mummery gallery

Richard Walker
17 July - 23 August
A highly respected Glasgow-based artist, Walker was among the first to sound an alternative to the bombast of 1980s figuration, and he has steered a cogent course for painting alongside the neo-conceptualism of many of his contemporaries.

Henry Moore: Public Sculptures @ Tate Modern
19 May – 25 August 2003
The display focuses on the large monumental public sculptures that Henry Moore (1898-1986) made from the 1940s onwards including many of the most important examples.

Christian Marclay - White Cube
11 July –30 August 2003
A montage of musical moments taken from hollywood classics.

'291 Gallery' - Various Exhibitions
07 August - 28 August 2003
August Listings for the 291 Gallery including 8i8/Utrophia a night of experimental film and music.

Saatchi Gallery, Southbank, London
Saatchi Collection- damien hirst
april 17th - august 31st 2003

Damien Hirst is the alpha-male of contemporary British art. Through his sculptures, installations, paintings, and films, Hirst is constantly re-examining the beauty and poetry in death presenting a higher truth understood through the mortal limitations of fear, religion, fatalism, awe and humour.

South London Gallery
65 Peckham Road
SE5 8UH
02077036102
press@southlondongallery.org

Independence
Celebrating its newly independent status with a major exhibition that takes independence as its theme. Artists invited to contribute work on the subject of politics, history, human rights, freedom of expression and non-conformity. Some of the many interpretations which artists explore in this exhibition, not forgetting the over-arching importance of art as a means of expressing independent voices, exhibited in throughout the gallery and its gardens during this large-scale exhibition. A series of film screenings and special events will run alongside Independence. Artists involved include Jeremy Akerman, Carlos Amorales, Fabienne Audéoud, Artlab, Anna Best, Zarina Bhimji, Simon Bill, Rut Blees Luxembourg, Christian Boltanski, Marc Chaimowicz, Adam Chodzko to name but a few…

Henry Moore: Public Sculptures from the 1940s onwards, shown in the Turbine Hall.
19th May -25th August 2003

The Road to Impressionism: Paintings by Courbet, Monet and others….
Til 3rd August 2003

'The Audiovisual Lounge'
Monday 27th October, From 7.30 til midnight
an exciting mix of videos and electronic music combining videos, animations, live AV acts and DJ-VJ sets all smoothly integrated to create a fluid, creative multi-media lounge-vibe.

Tate Modern

Paul McCarthy
19 May - 26 October
Two newly commissioned inflatable sculptures by American artist Paul McCarthy

CLUB.CAKE
ongoing
At CLUB.CAKE we try and feature up and coming artists through our events.

EX-PRESS: A JOURNEY THROUGH THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF ART PRINT ARCHIVE
From 7 to 22 October 2003
Lying in the plan chests of the Royal College of Art Printmaking Department are nearly 7,000 prints by graduates, staff and visiting artists, dating back to the nineteenth century.

Habitat
Saturday 11th Oct
Habitat kicks off a season of exciting in-store events with a Crash Course in Contemporary Art.

Gallery Forty-Seven: Alison Dunhill
Tuesday 14th October to Friday 17th October
SEGMENTS is an exhibition of new paintings by Alison Dunhill originating from a visit to New Mexico in 1995.

Isaac Julien - Victoria Miro Gallery
9 September - 11 October 2003
Isaac Julien is a master of juxtaposing screens and playing with film technology to produce enticing scenario and narrative.

MELTING SPELLS Exhibition
1st-12th October
The common subject of the art works intends to explore the feminine universe, religious beliefs and popular tradition.

CLUB.CAKE
ongoing
At CLUB.CAKE we try and feature up and coming artists through our events.

ICA LISTINGS
Friday 3 - Thursday 9 October
Selection of films at the ICA

ICA LISTINGS - Variety of events
19 August-18 October 2003
A selection of work including video, music and film.

Tate Modern

Paul McCarthy
19 May - 26 October
Two newly commissioned inflatable sculptures by American artist Paul McCarthy

Paul McCarthy: Inflatable sculptures by the American artist.
19th May-26 October 2003