Cameron Bishop and Simon Reis A Few Appliances and Avatars Talk about Climate Change 10.08.22 – 27.08.22 Bishop and Reis speculate on the internet of things, a future dialogue between avatars and machines that in the singularity gets confused about what is who and who is what. In an objective abstraction ideology is moot, while … Read More
Evan Whittington Beat, Back Back, Beat Back 10.08.22 – 27.08.22 “Breakbeat science is the physics of rhythm.It impacts at levels barely explicable in normal languages of sensation.Beats become abstract at the point when the body succumbsto sensations which induce a gulf crisis in speech,when language falls away and fails.Happily.”Kodwo Eshun, More Brilliant Than the Sun … Read More
Kate Hendry Luminations 10.08.22 – 27.08.22 Luminations presents a series of artworks developed as a meditation on my memories of watching light through coloured glass and quiet moments lying on grass slowing turning a kaleidoscope. The shapes from these glass fragments feature in the artworks: rotated, simplified, and abstracted. The works include coloured pairs of … Read More