Transition 2019

Lucinda Burgess

Image caption: Lucinda Burgess

Transition is an opportunity for artists, or artist groups, to use the gallery space to consider how a series of works is developing or to try out ideas for an installation or interactive project. Transition gives artists the time and space to take ideas forward in a public environment, aiming to explore conceptual and practical issues, without the constraints of presenting a finalised exhibition. Artists can challenge their practice and take risks concerning their usual working techniques. It offers visitors the chance to see work in a state of flux, meet the artists and discuss the work.

INFORMAL DISCUSSIONS EACH THU* AT 11.00
Curator Blair Todd and the week’s artists will discuss their work.
(except week 3’s talk which will take place on FRIDAY)

 

Supported by Midas Group and Falmouth School of Art

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Schedule for Transition 2019

19 – 23 FEB
Lower gallery: SEAMAS CAREY
A human man puts time into context, on a wall.

Upper gallery: SORAYA SMITHSON
Making an exhibition about a poem about an exhibition; Smithson leads a cross-disciplinary creative collaboration.

Threads of Words – Soraya Smithson’s reflections on Transition 2019

26 FEB – 2 MAR
Lower gallery: DAN HOLLINGS
The Beauty Of Everyday, Even If It’s Ugly.

Upper gallery: LUCINDA BURGESS.
Exploring the boundaries between drawing, painting, sculpture and architecture.

5 – 9 MAR (This week’s artists’ talks will be on FRIDAY)
Lower gallery: JESSICA GLOVER
A brief interactive display of an ongoing enquiry into the ‘male’ figure in art.

Upper gallery: RESONATE SPACE featuring JACK DOHERTY, SARAH FRANGLETON, BENJAMIN D HARVEY AND LOUIS GULLIVER KING.
A multi-disciplinary collaboration between an artist/maker, a curator, a writer and a musician. With a focus on live performance, they will develop work in response to new ways of understanding ceramic vessels, through sound and text.

Listen to Resonate Space on SoundCloud

12 – 16 MAR
Both galleries: JOMO
An open-ended dialogue between space, artworks and people, where nothing is fixed but always expanding and contracting, breathing in and out. Resonance grows, and falls between, individual dispositions, insights, information and experiences.

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Venue:

Newlyn Art Gallery

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