Showing posts with label VAULT. Show all posts
Showing posts with label VAULT. Show all posts
Sunday, 11 September 2011
Vault (from above)
The Mutual and David Dale Gallery
LAPLAND and Market Gallery
The Mutual and David Dale Gallery
The Mutual, David Dale Gallery and Street Level
LAPLAND and Glasgow Print Studio
LAPLAND and Glasgow Print Studio and Glasgow School of Art
IRONBBRATZ
Glasgow School of Art
IRONBBRATZ
Saturday, 10 September 2011
Briggait Artist Stand at VAULT
The Briggait Panel selected a number of artists with studios at the Briggait to exhibit at VAULT.
Selected artists were:
Janie Nicoll
Stephanie Spindler
Karen Vaughan
James Hamilton
Helen Shaddock
Chris Wallace
Jane Mcally
David Sherry
We had a range of work - sculpture, video, performance, drawing, painting, collage, representing the broad range of working practices artists adopt.
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Selected artists were:
Janie Nicoll
Stephanie Spindler
Karen Vaughan
James Hamilton
Helen Shaddock
Chris Wallace
Jane Mcally
David Sherry
We had a range of work - sculpture, video, performance, drawing, painting, collage, representing the broad range of working practices artists adopt.
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Wednesday, 7 September 2011
Getting ready for VAULT
Since returning from Berlin I have been in VAULT mode -
casting more sculptures
coating them in polymer
filing them
painting the platform on which the sculptures will stand
photographing work
preparing drawings for the print browser
creating an inventory of works
writing a maintenance schedule
and all the associated paperwork and admin activities.
Today I assisted with installing the work of the Briggait panel.
Come along and all will be revealed!
VAULT ART GLASGOW
9 - 11 Sept 2011
The Briggait
141 Bridgegate
G1 5HZ
Fri 11am-9pm
Sat 11am-9pm
Sun 12pm-5pm
casting more sculptures
coating them in polymer
filing them
painting the platform on which the sculptures will stand
photographing work
preparing drawings for the print browser
creating an inventory of works
writing a maintenance schedule
and all the associated paperwork and admin activities.
Today I assisted with installing the work of the Briggait panel.
Come along and all will be revealed!
VAULT ART GLASGOW
9 - 11 Sept 2011
The Briggait
141 Bridgegate
G1 5HZ
Fri 11am-9pm
Sat 11am-9pm
Sun 12pm-5pm
Friday, 5 August 2011
Vault Website is live
Vault Art Glasgow is a new opportunity for artists to sell their work and for the public, collectors and galleries to buy contemporary art.
Twelve of the most innovative galleries and organisations have been invited to present a selected range of new art by emergent, alongside leading artists from Glasgow and beyond: a snapshot of one of the most original and exciting contemporary art scenes in Europe.
I have been selected as one of the Briggait artists and am making new work to exhibit. I am excited and curious about what the event will bring.
The VAULT website is http://www.vaultartglasgow.com/
Vault on Facebook is http://www.facebook.com/vaultartglasgow
Twitter twitter.com/VaultArtGlasgow
Twelve of the most innovative galleries and organisations have been invited to present a selected range of new art by emergent, alongside leading artists from Glasgow and beyond: a snapshot of one of the most original and exciting contemporary art scenes in Europe.
I have been selected as one of the Briggait artists and am making new work to exhibit. I am excited and curious about what the event will bring.
The VAULT website is http://www.vaultartglasgow.com/
Vault on Facebook is http://www.facebook.com/vaultartglasgow
Twitter twitter.com/VaultArtGlasgow
Thursday, 4 August 2011
Festival set to highlight work of leading artists living in city
In September I will be participating in Vault. This is what the Evening Times has to say about the event.
The Briggait is to host a new event set to encourage people to buy work by Glasgow’s world-renowned artists.
In September, the former fish market will host Vault, a festival involving 12 galleries from around Glasgow.
Artists living in the city have won international acclaim in recent years, with a number of Turner Prize winners and nominees living and working in the city.
Organisers of Vault want the public to support artists by buying their work.
Neil Butler is artistic director of UZ Arts, the cultural group organising the event.
He said: “We want this to be a major celebration of the exciting work being produced by Glasgow’s artists.
“At these times when it is difficult for everyone working in the cultural industries to make a living, it is important to encourage people to consider buying art.
“This festival will bring money into the city and, more importantly, create an economy which supports artists.
“When people make a decision about how their house should look, what better thing can they possibly do than buy a piece of work that makes their home a more interesting place to live and supports the person working to make that art?”
The show will be curated by Patricia Fleming, who was recently involved in Channel 4’s Big Art Project, which created public art projects around Britain.
She said: “Visitors can meet artists while engaging with innovative galleries, studios and artist-led initiatives not necessarily on the familiar gallery circuit.”
Councillor George Redmond is chairman of Glasgow Life, which is helping to fund the £40,000 event.
He said: “There has never been a more exciting time for the contemporary arts scene in Glasgow.
“Vault will see the newly refurbished Briggait building brought to life, and it promises to be one of the most popular contemporary arts events of the year.”
Glasgow artists Richard Wright and Susan Philipz won the Turner Prize in 2009 and last year, while Martin Boyce and Karla Black were placed on this year’s shortlist.
Vault is supported by Creative Scotland’s Own Art scheme, which offers the public interest-free loans of between £100 and £2000 to buy art and craft.
Jasper Hamill
The article was published in the Evening Times on Wednesday 3rd August 2011
http://www.eveningtimes.co.uk/news/festival-set-to-highlight-work-of-leading-artists-living-in-city-1.1115503?50571
The Briggait is to host a new event set to encourage people to buy work by Glasgow’s world-renowned artists.
In September, the former fish market will host Vault, a festival involving 12 galleries from around Glasgow.
Artists living in the city have won international acclaim in recent years, with a number of Turner Prize winners and nominees living and working in the city.
Organisers of Vault want the public to support artists by buying their work.
Neil Butler is artistic director of UZ Arts, the cultural group organising the event.
He said: “We want this to be a major celebration of the exciting work being produced by Glasgow’s artists.
“At these times when it is difficult for everyone working in the cultural industries to make a living, it is important to encourage people to consider buying art.
“This festival will bring money into the city and, more importantly, create an economy which supports artists.
“When people make a decision about how their house should look, what better thing can they possibly do than buy a piece of work that makes their home a more interesting place to live and supports the person working to make that art?”
The show will be curated by Patricia Fleming, who was recently involved in Channel 4’s Big Art Project, which created public art projects around Britain.
She said: “Visitors can meet artists while engaging with innovative galleries, studios and artist-led initiatives not necessarily on the familiar gallery circuit.”
Councillor George Redmond is chairman of Glasgow Life, which is helping to fund the £40,000 event.
He said: “There has never been a more exciting time for the contemporary arts scene in Glasgow.
“Vault will see the newly refurbished Briggait building brought to life, and it promises to be one of the most popular contemporary arts events of the year.”
Glasgow artists Richard Wright and Susan Philipz won the Turner Prize in 2009 and last year, while Martin Boyce and Karla Black were placed on this year’s shortlist.
Vault is supported by Creative Scotland’s Own Art scheme, which offers the public interest-free loans of between £100 and £2000 to buy art and craft.
Jasper Hamill
The article was published in the Evening Times on Wednesday 3rd August 2011
http://www.eveningtimes.co.uk/news/festival-set-to-highlight-work-of-leading-artists-living-in-city-1.1115503?50571
Tuesday, 12 July 2011
VAULT ART GLASGOW
I will be participating in
Vault Art Glasgow
9 – 11 September 2011
The Briggait
141 Bridgegate, Glasgow
For more information visit
http://vaultartglasgow.com/vault.html
Looking forward to seeing you there!
Vault Art Glasgow
9 – 11 September 2011
The Briggait
141 Bridgegate, Glasgow
For more information visit
http://vaultartglasgow.com/vault.html
Looking forward to seeing you there!
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