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Lots to think about following the Art/Writing Talks at Spike Island on Saturday.
I plan to write out a response in the coming weeks, but for the time being below is a slideshow recording of my own presentation, which considers the possibility of reciprocation between art and writing and between practice and everyday life.
This was the second of three Art/Writing Talks curated and chaired by Fiona Fullam, and also presenting were Daniel Jewesbury and Jesse Jones.
The first of the talks was at The Dock, Carrick-On-Shannon on 13 November, with speakers David Berridge, Declan Long and Tine Melzer: David Berridge writes more about the event here. The final event will be at The Goethe Institute, Dublin on 11 December, with speakers Maria Fusco and Maeve Connolly.
On Friday 27 November four Icelandic poets and eight British poets will present new writing at the Icelandic Embassy London. The event has been organized by SJ Fowler in association with Maintenant and 3:AM Magazine.
Contributors:
Tim Atkins
Bryndís Björgvinsdóttir
Patrick Coyle
Jonny Liron
Ragnhildur Jóhanns
Tamarin Norwood
Christopher Page
Jón Örn Loðmfjörð
Holly Pester
Sam Riviere
Eiríkur Örn Norðdahl
Jack Underwood
Icelandic Embassy, 2A Hans Street, London SW1X 0JE
7:00 pm
Issue 1 is now online. With contributions by:
Stefano Calligaro
Daniel Gustav Cramer
Haris Epaminonda
Sean Edwards
Martijn in’t Veld
Thomas Julier
Chosil Kil
Anna Möller
Kaspar Müller
PRIVATE VIEW is a series of editions focused on private fruitions, concepts and forms.
Download here
For its contribution to INVITATION ONLY at SIDESHOW, VerySmallKitchen presents WHAT IS IMPORTANT IS KEEPING IT MOVING, a one day exhibition in response to a proposition within an artists book fair within an arts festival in Nottingham within unfolding networks of new, ongoing and potential collaborations and exchanges.
Featuring: Jonathan Jones/ The Sticky Pages Press, thwart; Pippa Koszerek, Top 100 and Spoiler(Glossary); C S Leigh, Syntax (London, New York and Tokyo versions); Achim Lengerer, SCRIPTINGS; Jill Magi, SMALL TALK SMALL BOOKS; Tamarin Norwood, Homologue and DO SOMETHING; Onomatopee, A Task for Poetry 1-3; seekers of lice, LOUSE FACTORY, QUOT and dumb show; Red Fox Press, C’est Mon Dada and Franticham’s Assembling Box.
For more information see the VerySmallKitchen site.
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Sideshow Artists Book Fair
Today: Saturday 30 October 2010 – 1:00pm – 6:00pm
Following the conclusion of The Pigeon Wing‘s WRITING/EXHIBITION/PUBLICATION this weekend, Sarah Jury and Ruth Beale invite the artists involved to [space] for a live broadcast of new writing and discussion.
Matt Lewis, Emma Leach, Tamarin Norwood, Bella Szyszkowska, Julia Calver, Nicole Bachmann, Jill Magi, Helen Kaplinsky, Hammam Aldouri, David Berridge, Hyun Jin Cho, Rachel Lois Clapham and Emma Leach.
WRITING/EXHIBITION/PUBLICATION/PRESENTATION/DISCUSSION/PERFORMANCE/READING/LISTENING/SINGING/PLAYING
6th of October 1 – 6pm
Listen live here or come to 129-131 Mare St, London E8 3RH Read the rest of this entry »
This grey man is part of today’s closing events at The Pigeon Wing.
WRITING/EXHIBITION/PUBLICATION
3rd September – 3rd October 2010
Open Fri – Sun 12 – 5pm
WRITING/ EXHIBITION/ PUBLICATION and THE FESTIVAL OF NEARLY INVISIBLE PUBLISHING concludes with a weekend of public residencies and events. Read the rest of this entry »
The Pigeon Wing – Saturday September 25th 1.30-4.30
Tomorrow’s installment of WRITING/ EXHIBITION/ PUBLICATION will be an afternoon of performances, discussions and installations. As part of the event I’m contributing to the LemonMelon Publishing Seminar with a presentation about the print editions of Homologue – more details below.
1.30pm How To Blush – performance lecture by seekers of lice
”The talk as an installation space: How to blush is a collaged text circling around blushing via the life of the bedbug, the colour puce, visceral reactions, earlobes, Sappho…”
2.00-3.30pm LemonMelon Publishing Seminar
LemonMelon extends the following invitation: Please join!!! LemonMelon would like to discuss the following with you:
a book as strategy
a book as a living organism
a book as a platform for research
a book as an exhibition space
a book as a place of collaboration
a book as nearly invisible publishing
a book as structure
Specifically invited contributors are asked to present their publications and to respond to the above.
Contributers include: seekers of lice, Phil Baber/ Cannon, David Berridge/ VerySmallKitchen, James Davies/ If P Then Q, Tamarin Norwoood/ Homologue, Marit Muenzberg/ LemonMelon.
My most recent post for the or-bits.com blog is here. (See also this post.) The text of this post is copied in full below as it has something in common with the Pigeon Wing project I’m working on.
The person at 298b has only a very small window offering almost no view at all: just the top of a brick wall and a few inches of sky. This is inadequate. At times he feels like staring into the plotless scrolling of people and things you get through proper windows, but there’s nothing to see. The view’s blank.
So at times like these he’s started building the view himself. Read the rest of this entry »
Here’s a video of the conducting experiment I put together earlier this year as part of my project Musica Practica.
Conductor Anthony Weeden and I have since collaborated with Patrick Coyle for Getting To The Point, the closing event for SE8 gallery’s Mulberry Tree Press. More about that another day.
