The Bristol BYOB event took place at Spike Island on 26th October, 2012. Around thirty artists took part with a variety of projections and soundtracks in and around Gallery 2 with a fluid audience drifting throughout the event over three hours. BYOB is based on an original curatorial idea by Rafaƫl Rozendaal.
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Fountain. Installation view. Single channel video. 51s. 2008
2 December 2012
14 November 2012
Javelin
Javelin. Pencil, acrylic, paper, card, correction fluid, xerographic print. 29x42cm. 2012
Deer Swim. Magazine page and photocopies. 29x84cm.
P1. Photocopies from collage mounted on paper. 146x110cm.
15 October 2012
Locus+
Andrew Grassie
The Locus+ Office
2001
Tempera on Paper
View the Locus+ archive at http://www.locusplus.org.uk/assets/text/CV_Oct2011.pdf
10 September 2012
16 August 2012
12 May 2012
Adrienne Rich
1. Date 2. Time, usually ship’s time kept on 2400
watch face 3. Log (odometer), which usually has the
same calibration as the knotmeter 4. Course, usually compass, as read, without
corrections 5. Speed by knotmeter 6. Location by Latitude and Longitude or
description 7. Optional 8. AWS, apparent wind speed 9. AWA, apparent wind angle (0° to 180°,
port or starboard) 10. Baro (barometer), in millibars 11. Comments (weather, sea state, battery
charging, temperature checks, etc)
"… poetry can break isolation, show us to ourselves when we are
outlawed and made invisible, remind us of beauty where no beauty seemed
possible, remind us of kinship where all that seems possible is
separation". Adrienne Rich
Our hero: Adrienne Rich
Eve Ensler and Jackie Kay pay tribute to the great
American poet and feminist who has just died. Guardian, 7/04/12
4 May 2012
27 April 2012
14 April 2012
2 April 2012
Academia
Academia used to
be the perfect place for introverts.
Now it often favours boasters, publicity seekers, performing clowns and
people who like doing admin.
Thinkers,
writers and artists in late-nineteenth-century Europe were impelled by their
distrust of the growing materialism of their age towards a search for truths
that were of personal and universal significance.
Milner, John. (1971), Symbolists and
Decadents, Studio Vista: London
Robinson In Space. d. Patrick
Keiller, 1997
Like London, the film
layers static images, music, narration and quotation. At the beginning and end
of the film, we hear Allan Gray's haunting prelude from A Matter of Life and Death (d. Michael Powell/Emeric
Pressburger, 1946), a film made at the very beginning of the postwar period of
English optimism, whose hero traverses the gap between the worlds of wartime
reality and the afterlife. Robinson seems to be telling us that though the
foundations of the world are material, reality itself is beautiful only insofar
as our imagination transforms it.
A picture of Kevin Ayers
28 March 2012
Drawing
Guide insulation tape on xerographic print, 29x21cm; Modular Trophy oil on light paper, 29x21cm; Diamond Geezer pencil and paper on cut section from a Shiva Linga poster, 15x9cm
The ordinary and the grand, the illusion of universal standards.
10 March 2012
Gabriel Orozco
On photographs
Gabriel Orozco
Cat in the Jungle 1992 Cibachrome
…downplaying its role of photographic object and
emphasizing instead its purpose as a visual record.
Morgan, Jessica (2011). Gabriel Orozco. London. Tate Publishing. Page 57.
10 January 2012
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