Exhibitons
Marks in Space: drawing and Sculptural Form
13 July * 24 October
This exhibition explores the different ways in which drawing operates
in relation to contemporary sculpture. It explores the ways in which sculptural
objects themselves act as spatial drawings, and how drawing within three-dimensions
generates a sculptural space. The relationship of sculptural objects to
their plans and installation instructions will be revealed, and the impact
of 3D computer imaging and prototyping demonstrated. These typologies
of drawing complement and contrast with more established notions, of drawing
as a process to develop sculptural form, or drawing as a means to envisage
objects in space. Includes work by Stefan Gec, Richard long, Richard Wilson,
Susan Hiller, Anya gallacio, Liam Gillick, Edward Allington, and many
others. Arts Council Collection, Hayward Gallery, London
Adults £1.00
(Concs 60p)
Pak keung
Wan
Pak will be working from the Usher Gallery most Tuesday and Wednesdays
throughout September and October. His work focuses on drawing, in particular
the process of drawing in this case a drawing where 'phenomena are involved
as well as a head for heights'.
The resultant artwork will be incorporated into the exhibition Marks In
Space. Free
Holyball
Exercises and Exorcisms
17 November-28 November
Samson Kambalu, part Decibel Live programme with live performances in
the gallery on
Friday 19 November 3-5pm
Saturday 20 November 2-4pm
Wednesday 24 November 7-9pm
Thursday 25 November 7-9pm
FREE
Events
Summer Activities
Children's workshops
August summer fun workshops especially designed for the budding young
artist Wednesday 4,11,18 and Friday 6, 13 and 20 of August. All sessions
are artist led with all materials provided. £3.50 per session, (or
£15 for all six) 5-7 years sessions 10-12am
8-11 years 2-4pm
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