4by4: Every collaboration is the result of a sin

 

Corrado Morgana, Senior Lecturer in Computer Games Design, artist and video game hacker, will be showing ‘Not Playing’. Made within flight simulator DCS Black Shark by Eagle Dynamics, Corrado is one of an increasing number of artists who demonstrate gaming’s independent and critical scene, challenging notions of play. Private view Wednesday 29 September 6-8pm, 16 Hewett Street, London UK EC2A 3NN.


In association with Neville Brody’s ADF (Anti Design Festival), PayneShurvell is proud to present 4by4 throughout the month of September: four curators / four shows / four publications / four weeks.

4by4 will be a series of multi-faceted, short, sharp shocks including video, sound, readymades, text, performance, interventions, ceramics, crafts, publications and newsprint. In a bold programme of shows and using whatever means necessary, 4by4 will give artists a chance to take new risks and show work which might not ordinarily get exposure. In keeping with the principles of Brody’s ADF, 4by4 will show work that is challenging and experimental and questions current thinking and assumptions.

The ambitious month-long programme will be overseen by Neville Brody and co-ordinated by James Payne. The rapid succession of exhibitions will be challenging but are intended to give the artists freedom to experiment and to incorporate elements of serendipity and chance.

A free A3 ‘newsletter’, published by PayneShurvell, will accompany each show and will alternate between being purely informative and decorative; one week, a limited edition, another week something mass produced and throwaway.  It provides a space for free exchange of ideas.

Each of the four shows will be launched on Wednesday evening and will run until Saturday of each week.

4by4 / 8 September – 2 October 2010 / 16 Hewett Street, London UK EC2A 3NN

+44(0) 7977 996568 / Open: Wednesdays 6pm-8pm Thursday – Saturdays 11am – 6pm

Additional opening hours for the ADF launch on 17 September 6-8pm

www.payneshurvell.com

For further information and/or images, please contact Joanne Shurvell jo@payneshurvell.com / Mobile: +44 (0)7977 996568

 

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School for female Cossacks

In case you didn't see the great photos in the Guardian's centre spread yesterday, you can catch them online. Documentary Photography graduate Anastasia Taylor-Lind, winner of the 2009 Guardian/Royal Photographic Society's Joan Wakelin award, travelled to the women-only Ataman Platov school in Belaya Kalitva, southern Russia, to photograph female Cossack cadets.

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Indie champions crowned at Dare to be Digital

Congratulations to the team from our Games Design course who are a winner of the Dare to be Digital game development contest. Angry Mango are now nominees of the BAFTA Ones To Watch Award at the forthcoming British Academy Video Game Awards in 2011. They also received a £2,500 cash prize. You can check out their site at http://www.angrymangogames.com/

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g | 39 Bystanding preview 20 August 2010


Lauren Elizabeth Jury from George Cole 2007

G39 brings together new works by three artists who use common elements of observation, speculation and the re-enactment of events within a gallery context. For Bystanding, BA (Hons) Photographic Art graduate Lauren Elizabeth Jury, Will Woon and Mark Folds use different strategies to mediate and re-present us with a mixture of tragicomedy, empathy and hope.

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Disparate Images - Printmaking Exhibition

Disparate Images

Centrespace Gallery

Private View 5-8pm Friday September 10th

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Technoman Strikes Again!

Check out Ziplines new viral ad for Caerphilly's Bisnet.

After graduating from the Documentary Film & Television course in 2007, Nathan Mackintosh and Rhys Waters spend nearly a year in the factual department of BBC Wales on an extended placement. The creative duo left the BBC to pursue the dream of setting up and running their own multimedia production company…. and so ZIPLINE CREATIVE was born.

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DFT Nomination for Grierson Documentary Awards

LETTERS TO ANGOLA – AN UNLIKELY FRIENDSHIP by Lauren Muchan and Joe Sharp – who graduated in 2009 from Documentary Film & TV have been nominated for BEST NEWCOMER at the 2010 Grierson British Documentary Awards. This on the back of winning Best Documentary at the National student Royal Television society Awards in May this year.

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Peter Bobby’s video to close Videoholica 2010

Photographic Art lecturer Peter Bobby’s video piece 'Curtain' has been selected to close Videoholica 2010, International Video Art Festival, Edition 3, 10th-18th August, Varna, Bulgaria. The piece will be screened in the inner yard of the Archeological Museum in the centre of Varna.

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Dare to be Digital team Angry Mango, talk about working on Mush

Some of our Computer Games Design students are taking part in the Dare to be Digital competition in Dundee and they have been writing about their experience. Please take a look at...

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Martyn Webb - Mind The Gap

You and your guests are cordially invited to the private view of the exhibition

MIND THE GAP

24th July 2010 • 12pm – 2pm

Llantarnam Grange Arts Centre, St. David’s Road , Cwmbran,Torfaen, NP44 1PD

Martyn will be giving a talk about his work at 1pm

Exhibitions continues until 28th August 2010

Monday to Friday, 10am – 5pm Saturday, 10am – 4pm Admission is free

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Ben Absalom wins Steidl Photobook Prize for Young Photographers

Photobook Prize for Young Photographers: Steidl Student Book Award


Ben (on the left) and Sam (on the right)

The Steidl Student Book Award is a new prize for young photographers to be presented every two years. European universities and art academies with a focus on photography are invited to nominate book projects from students who have graduated no longer than two years before. A changing independent jury of critics, curators and teachers then selects the winning book project. The prize itself consists in the realisation and distribution of the book by Gerhard Steidl and Steidl Publishers.

The inaugural award was presented this year as part of the “next 1” forum in Essen and was given to the project 8X’s by Ben Absalom and Sam Bardsley, who had been nominated by Russell Roberts of the European Centre of Photographic Research at the University of Wales in Newport. The jury consisted of Ute Eskildsen (Director of the Photography Collection in the Museum Folkwang, Essen), Silke Grossmann (Professor of Photography at the Hochschule für bildende Künste, Hamburg), Kristina Hasenpflug (Consultant for Culture at the Wüstenrot Stiftung, Ludwigsburg), Elke Seeger (Professor for Photography and Photo Design at the Folkwang Universität der Künste), and Kerstin Stremmel (art historian, Cologne).

In 8X’s Absalom and Bardsley explore and revive the landscape of their childhood in South Wales, a landscape built atop a network of tunnels originally used in 1939 by the military and later by civilians. 8X’s employs different photographic genres, combining them with contemporary and historical images as well as diverse texts. The book will be released in 2011 by Steidl Publishers.

Ben Absalom is a 2008 graduate of the BA (Hons) Photographic Art course at University of Wales, Newport, and now lives and works in London.

Press Contact: Claudia Glenewinkel
T.: +49 (0)551 4960650 / F.: +49 (0)551 4960644 / cglenewinkel@steidl.de

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Light Sensitive brings together artists from across the globe to showcase their latest photographic work.

Elliott Wilcox (Photoart 2008) is involved in a brand new collection of thought-provoking work by award-winning photographers that goes on show this September as part of the prestigious MA in Photographic Studies at the University of Westminster.

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Photoart alumni, Stuart Bailes gets selected for two more exhibitions...

Stuart Bailes, Report, 2010, C-type print, 1140 x 920 mm

The Marquise went out at five o'clock

Curated by Ellen Grieg and Ann Harezlek

EDEL ASSANTI
276 Vauxhall Bridge Road, London SW1V 1BB
Charlesworth, Lewandowski & Mann • Stuart Bailes • Jorge de la Garza • Noemie Goudal • Adam Thomas

Private View Wednesday 14th July 2010 7 - 9pm
Exhibition Open 15.07.10 – 05.09.10
Gallery Open Thursday-Saturday 12.00-18.00 or by appointment

http://www.edelassanti.com/projects.html

Chapter Arts: Assembly

CHAPTER ARTS CENTRE
Market Road, Canton, Cardiff CF5 1QE

He has been invited to show some work as part of their curated programme 'Assembly' in which work is installed in the impressive bar area of the centre.  Further details to follow shortly.

23 July - 3 September 2010

http://www.chapter.org/gallery/index.html

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Advertising success at D&AD

Congratulations to Hazel Brewer & Adriana Moreira Vazquez from our BA (Hons) Advertising Design course who won a Best New Blood 2010 award at this years D&AD.

  •     http://newblood.dandad.org/profiles/project/5298

 

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