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Exhibition Archive

1999  |  2000  |  2001  |  2002  |  2003  |  2004

Programme 2004

Arnaud Desjardin / James Grant
13.12.03–18.01.04

Lutte Continue / Series 5: 60
Lutte Continue / Series 5: 60 contains two exhibitions in one. It presents two practices as exemplified by a new series of work by each artist.

A Thing About Painting
31.01.04–07.03.04

Angela de la Cruz–Stuart Taylor
Richard Forster–Laura Lancaster
Steve Nicholas–Zebedee Jones

Two dialogues are fostered. One between the artists and the thing of paint and painting the other between the artists and their chosen peers.

This record belongs to Jenny England
12.03.04–18.04.04

Elizabeth Price

Under the title This record belongs to Jenny England Elizabeth Price initiates an ongoing, organised collection of made, found and adapted things.

Park
12.03.04–30.05.04

Sarah Pickstone

The first solo show in London of this RA Graduate.
An installation of Paintings

North / Paste Up
04.06.05–31.07.04

Elaine Kowalsky / Julie Voyce

Two shows by Canadian artists Julie Voyce and Elaine Kowalsky. Both use printmaking as their primary means of production. Each artist draws explicitly in some way from her life experience.

Crossing
10.07.04.04-15.08.04

Mariella Bettineschi & Marco Bettoni

Crossing brings together work by Marco Bettoni and Mariella Bettineschi. This exhibition was proposed by the two artists who have been in dialogue for many years.

Programme 2003

Giorgio Sadotti
07.03.03–13.04.03

‘While taking the key from his pocket outside his room, he is startled by a sound coming from within. ..’

Knots
26.04.03–01.06.03

Alison Gill

Knots is an exhibition of new work by Alison Gill which takes as its starting point a catalogue of theoretical, mathematical knots of increasing complexity.

The Progressive Future…(Part 1)
14.06.03–20.07.03

Armando Andrade
Saam Farahmand
Dee Ferris
Curated by Mustafa Hulusi

Group of Seven
20.09.03–26.10.03

Peter Doig
Clair Joy
Janice Kerbal
Mark Lewis
Susan Morris
Alex Morrison
Annie Poulin

”Group of Seven 1 a Canadian art movement, officially formed in 1920 by seven artists, that found inspiration in the landscapes of northern Ontario to represent the unique character of Canada. A gallery dedicated to the Group was opened in Kleinberg, Ontario, in 1966.
2 the seven leading industrial nations outside the communist bloc, i.e. the US, Japan, Germany, France, the UK, Italy, and Canada.“
The Oxford Encyclopedic English Dictionary, Clarendon Press, Oxford, 1991

Vis–á–Vis
31.10.03–07.12.03

Goshka Macuga
Simon Moretti
Jemima Stehli & John Hilliard
Elizabeth Wright

Work by artists whose practice encompasses re–enactment, appropriation, homage and collaboration.

Programme 2002

Too Much
08.12.01–06.01.02

Margarita Gluzberg
Installation

Rocco Turino
26.01.02–17.02.02

Turino explores the casting process using the finite of a limited production time imposed by his chosen material, with the infinite of chance and serendipity.

  Seven Pages From a Magazine 1975–2001
06.04.02–28.04.02

Gareth Jones

26 January 1975
11 May 1975
15 June 1975
9 November 1975
23 November 1975
30 May 1976
5 September 1976

never knew it felt like this
08.06.02–07.07.02

Virginia Nimarkoh

Nimarkoh has restaged four works by contemporary artists, photographing herself in the place of the model/artist/spectator in each image to create what she has described as approximates

a blank page in a diary
20.07.02–04.08.02

Yuji Iwasaki
Emi Iwamuro
Munetaka Shinya
Hiroaki Enoki
Kumi Michishita

work of five young Japanese artists based in London exploring different perspectives on elements of everyday life can be found in negotiation with physical, mental and conceptual spaces.

brown leatherette
7.9.02–29.9.02

JIMMY ROBERT

a new work by Jimmy Robert featuring a performance shot on film and presented as a 16mm projection.

Picture this
02.11–24.11.02

Reza Aramesh

Programme 2001

Eat. Fuck. Die
14.12.00–07.01.01

Nick Bolton
David Falconer
Mustafa Hulusi
John Isaacs
Simon Josebury
Alexandra McGlynn
Susan Morris
Anna Mossman
Olivier Richon
Alex Thomas
Catherine Yass
Curated by Christopher Kool–Want

A group exhibition of work exploring consumption

Currency
13.01.01–04.02.01

Nick Stewart

An exhibition of new video work

Sharewood
17.02.01–11.03.01

A. van Campenhout
Carina Diepens
NFM/Æ Kliest

A Collaborative installation by 3 autonomous Dutch Artists

END OF THE LINE
21.05.01–31.05.01

(an occurrence of ‘things not worth keeping’ concluding the Millennium Collection)
Kirsten Lavers and cris cheek

Paintings Painted
07.07.01–29.07.01

Nicole Collins & Michael Davidson

Paintings about painting by 2 Canadian artists

COLLECTION PARTICULAR
15.09.01–07.10.01

Simon Moretti

Drawings interrogating modernism

Dawn in Wonderland
15.09.01–07.10.01

Brian Dawn Chalkley

Drawings from the publication Dawn in Wonderland’ and a new video work.

Head Corridor
02.11.01 –06.12.01

Graham Ellard and Stephen Johnstone
A new video installation

Programme 2000

Yard
4–27 02 00

Sarah Dobai
5 minute film loop

Fergal Stapleton
17 03 00–16 04 00

Installation

Simon Moretti
14–26 04 00

The impossibility of Stillness’
Performance & installation

Serial Killers
5–28 05 00

Eliza Griffiths
Dan Hays
Simon Martin
Alexander Morrison
Lucy Pullen & Fergal Stapleton
A group show of serial painters curated by Rosemary Heather

Executive Outcomes
02 06 00–02 07 00

Fiona Banner
William Burroughs
Pietro Mattioli
Polly Staple & John Timberlake

co–curated by Simon Josebury & Sheila Lawson

Universe
14 07 00–27 08 00


Vija Celmins
Micah Lexier
Gideon Möbius–Sherman
Simon Moretti
Angelo Mosca
Peter Schauer
Gabriela Schutz
David Spero

The Shape of Words to Come
01 08 00–01 10 00


Eugenio Dittborn
Martha Fleming
Mona Hatoum
Susan Hiller
dom sylvester houédard
Jac Leirner
Liliane Lijn
Sonia Lins
David Medalla
Tony Morgan
Carlyle Reedy
Mira Schendel
Takis
An exhibition of contemporary work held in conjunction with a historical exhibition curated by Guy Brett for the Hayward Gallery.

Songs sung by a man from the point of view of a woman
01 09 00–01 10 00


Organised by Gareth Jones & Silke Otto–Knapp

too
07 10 00–29 10 00

Including Euan Macdonald

Light Industrial Magic
18.11.00–10.12.00

Henry Coleman
Elizabeth Kent
Rupert Norfolk
Christopher Warmington
Curated by Rupert Norfolk

Programme 1999

Resolute
31 12 98–31 01 99

An inaugural group show

Voice Imitator
5–28 02 99

Mark Emblem
Gudawer Kalirai
Ian Mclean

A show of photography and painting

Mustafa Hulusi
5–28 03 99

A solo show

Eli Langer
2–30 04 99

Solo show by Canadian painter Eli Langer

Interlude
02 05 99 12–6pm

Simon Moretti
Performance

SCD 008
7–30 05 99

Ian McLean & Alex Ammar painting and sound

‘96–‘99"
4–27 06 99

Mustafa Hulusi

A solo show of video work by Mustafa Hulusi.

The Blue Summer by John Sargent 25 06 99 Screening of a feature film

Jeff Luke: Book Launch 29 06 99


From Memory
2–25 07 99

Fiona Banner
Alexander Morrison
Cath Pearson
Rod Dickinson
Pietro Mattioli & James Pyman
working ‘from memory’ in a variety of media.

Brian Dawn Chalkley
3–26 09 99

Solo exhibition of painting and video

newBUILD
1–31 10 99

JJ Charlesworth
Vaughan Clark
Roger Hiorns
Mustafa Hulusi
Mike Ritzema
Alan Roberts
Gary Webb
World of Hugget

investigating contemporary ideas of Utopia..

Lapse
5–28 11 99

Stephen Nicholas Installation, drawing

1.00 am
3 12 99–26 01 00

Saul Holding a new sound work