Category Archives: News
Notebook Architecture
Timothy Renshaw Samstag, 4. Februar 2016, 14 – 16 Uhr Buchhandlung Kunstgriff, Limmatstrasse 270, Zürich Turning a page, like turning a corner, can be constructive. Likewise, by an act of rotation the structures in a picture show themselves, if you
Notebook Architecture
Timothy Renshaw Samstag, 4. Februar 2016, 14 – 16 Uhr Buchhandlung Kunstgriff, Limmatstrasse 270, Zürich Turning a page, like turning a corner, can be constructive. Likewise, by an act of rotation the structures in a picture show themselves, if you
Madhouse, My House?
Access All Areas’ new exhibition at Hackney Museum. Until the 1980s many people with learning disabilities were forced to live in hospitals for ‘idiots’, ‘imbeciles’ and the ‘feeble minded’. One of these was St Lawrence’s Hospital in Surrey. Madhouse, My
Madhouse, My House?
Access All Areas’ new exhibition at Hackney Museum. Until the 1980s many people with learning disabilities were forced to live in hospitals for ‘idiots’, ‘imbeciles’ and the ‘feeble minded’. One of these was St Lawrence’s Hospital in Surrey. Madhouse, My
RI: Matt Copson & Alastair MacKinven
Matt Copson and Alastair MacKinven ‘Eggy and Seedy’ 14 February to 13 May 2017 Opening: Saturday 18 February 2017 6.00pm to 9.00pm Munchees, 2–3 Butter Market, Reading RG1 2DP, UK Reading International is pleased to announce Matt Copson and Alastair
RI: Matt Copson & Alastair MacKinven
Matt Copson and Alastair MacKinven ‘Eggy and Seedy’ 14 February to 13 May 2017 Opening: Saturday 18 February 2017 6.00pm to 9.00pm Munchees, 2–3 Butter Market, Reading RG1 2DP, UK Reading International is pleased to announce Matt Copson and Alastair
What Next? Addressing the issues of access to the UK art scene for non-UK artists
Professor Susanne Clausen, University of Reading, chairs upcoming event at ICA London on the UK Art scene for non-UK artists. 18 Jan 2017 6:30 pm, ICA, London This panel brings together international artists with academics and strategic experts, to address
What Next? Addressing the issues of access to the UK art scene for non-UK artists
Professor Susanne Clausen, University of Reading, chairs upcoming event at ICA London on the UK Art scene for non-UK artists. 18 Jan 2017 6:30 pm, ICA, London This panel brings together international artists with academics and strategic experts, to address
Florian Roithmayr, ‘ir re par sur’ at Bloomberg SPACE
For this new commission, Art at Reading’s Florian Roithmayr has transformed the architecture of Bloomberg SPACE to present an aggregate of his research into material interactions at an unprecedented scale. Roithmayr’s gestural sculptures curl and bend over themselves as if
Florian Roithmayr, ‘ir re par sur’ at Bloomberg SPACE
For this new commission, Art at Reading’s Florian Roithmayr has transformed the architecture of Bloomberg SPACE to present an aggregate of his research into material interactions at an unprecedented scale. Roithmayr’s gestural sculptures curl and bend over themselves as if
Archaeology Field School
Dust, Dirt, the occasional find and stagnant trench water – Artists in Residence @UoRFieldSchool 2016 It is not every day a group of students are asked to create art in the middle of an archaeological dig site. Needless to say,
Archaeology Field School
Dust, Dirt, the occasional find and stagnant trench water – Artists in Residence @UoRFieldSchool 2016 It is not every day a group of students are asked to create art in the middle of an archaeological dig site. Needless to say,
MAMMALIAN DIVING REFLEX
MAMMALIAN DIVING REFLEX are in Reading Join us for an exclusive tour of East Reading 30th June and 1 July at 6pm starting point: Hamilton Road entrance Maiden Erlegh School in Reading A group of eleven and twelve-year-olds from Maiden
MAMMALIAN DIVING REFLEX
MAMMALIAN DIVING REFLEX are in Reading Join us for an exclusive tour of East Reading 30th June and 1 July at 6pm starting point: Hamilton Road entrance Maiden Erlegh School in Reading A group of eleven and twelve-year-olds from Maiden
