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Coming out of the woodwork
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COMING OUT OF THE WOODWORK
Richard Cramp
Mark Selby
Joe Watling
Opening : Thursday 2nd September 2010 6.30pm - 9pm
Exhibition Open : Fri-Sun / 1-5pm until Sunday 19th September
Artist Talk : Saturday 18th September 2pm
‘Coming Out of the Woodwork’ will bring together three artists who similarly identify with the exploration of architectural space in its formation and perception as a key component to their practice. The Nunnery, as a gallery space and its associated architecture, will be entirely reformed through a series of new installations and constructions by Richard Cramp, Mark Selby and Joe Watling.
By entering the exhibition, the viewer encounters the minimal intrusions of altered perspective offered by Joe Watling, Mark Selby’s installation suggesting handmade technology and domesticity, as well as ascending onto a gantry that will offer a view of Richard Cramp's faux-utopian sculptural installation. There will be false walls, open rooms, enclosed spaces and layers of ‘new’ construction to the existing architecture, offering an experience that is both playful and disconcerting.
The construction process and installation of the works can be viewed on the exhibition website from the 19th August.
The Nunnery
181 Bow Road
London
E32SJ
Admission: Free
Transport: Bow Road (District Line) / Bow Church (DLR) / Bus 8,25,10,D8
Exhibition Supported By:
Bow Arts Trust
Arts Council England
University for the Creative Arts
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