Embassy present 'Joy Axe'
Fiona MacKay, The Creative Services of Ian Rothwell & Hugo de Verteuil, Tessa Lynch
Embassy, 10b Broughton Street Lane, EH1 3LY
25 June - 17 July ***Thursday - Sunday, 1200 - 1800***
Opening 24 June, 1900 - 2100
http://www.embassygallery.org
Sunbear Presents: Interspaces
Ville Kylätasku, Michael Lawton, Juliette Losq, Phoebe Mitchell, Rory Middleton, Mimei Thompson
Patriohall Gallery, off Hamilton Place, EH3 5AY
Sunbear present Interspacecs, a group show of painting, drawing and video by artists whose work re-imagines familiar genres such as landscape, still life and the figure. Each of the exhibiting artists reinvigorates these genres, incorporating their individual fantasies, symbolism and imagination. Process plays an important role in expressing a multi-layered perception, where painted/drawn marks shift between being illusive, representational and abstract. The combination of recognised and imagined, real and unreal, draws ones attention to the existence of a liminal border, or interspace, between external and internal.
Ongoing- 5 July, ***Saturday-Sunday, 1300 - 1700*** or by appointment
http://sunbear.org.uk/comingsoon.html
24 June - 17 July
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Annuale Launch Party
BAD ASS SHIT:
Nick Herd (Italo-disco/Braw Gigs), Otter dicks, Ribstink
Wee Red Bar, ECA
Like 2200 til 0300*$*$*
Two shy dwarves pair up and take on the world
Peter Amore, James Currie, Manuela De Laborde, Claire MacCrory, Emma O'Sullivan, Martha Richardson, Grace Sherrington
Upstairs at The Store, 37 Guthrie Street, EH1 1JG
26-27 June, 1200 - 1800
Opening 25 June, 1800 - 2100
Superclub present 'Of Form and Growth'
Alex Gibbs
Superclub, 11a Gayfield Square, EH1 3NT
Ongoing - 3 July ***Thursday - Sunday, 1200 - 1800***
http://www.superclubstudios.com
SunBear Annuale event
BBQ and acoustic music from The Pineapple Chunks & Dan Mutch
Patriothall Gallery, off Hamilton Place, EH3 5AY
26 June, 1400 - 1700
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Alex Gibbs, Bobby Nixon, Jamie Kinroy, John Brown, Matt Swan
Such and Such, 105 Brunswick St., EH£ 7HR
25-26 June, 1200 - 1800
Opening 24 June, 1800 - 2000
http://clusterbombed.blogspot.com
In Cars
Lindsay Boyd, Zoe Fothergill, Andrew Gannon, Despina Nissiriou, Kim Wilson
Silver Peugeot 206 Estate (diesel)
"Here in my car
Where the image breaks down
Will you visit me please?
If I open my door
In cars"
Gary Numan, Cars, 1979.
In Cars is a programme of events/exhibitions organised by eca MFA1 Contemporary Art Practice students in and around a silver Peugeot estate car. The car acts as a hub for the project, providing a mobile platform for exhibition, discussion, curatorial and collaborative projects including performative and site-specific works.
Throughout Annuale
http://www.facebook.com/pages/In-Cars/
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Total Kunst present 'Black Matter'
Rosie Lesso
Total Kunst, 3 Bristo Place, EH1 1EY
This one day event is a culmination of Rosie Lesso’s month-long exhibition Black Matter, an evolving, monochrome drawing installation exploring difference and repetition through variation in texture and scale. The drawing is a work in progress, expanded into the TK gallery space and developed over 25 days as a response to the site. The cumulative process will be documented in an artist’s publication made available to the public on the final day of the exhibition.
25 June, 1200 - 1800
http://www.axisweb.org/artist/rosielesso
http://tkunst.wordpress.com
Collective present 'Trilogy of Dust'
Jesse Jones
Collective Gallery / Debating Hall, Top Floor, Teviot Row House, Bristo Square, EH8 9AJ
Jones' new project seeks to investigate the multiple narratives of feminism as a socially transformative movement and attempts to re-imagine the legacies of feminism and protest. Adapted in part, from Joanna’s Russ’s feminist Sci-Fi novel from 1975, “The Female Man” this new film work attempts to attend to the multiple possible futures we might face, and how through this very act of fictional speculation we may, in turn, open up critiques of our present reality.
Tracing a historical re-apropriation of feminism through Sci-Fi may allow a more ambiguous understanding of it’s legacy, and in turn, allow for new modes of imagining it as a potential live critique of political reality. The project developed through a series of workshops concluding with the production of a new film work with participants. The workshops, which focus on feminist cinema, were held at Edinburgh's Film Guild Cinema at Film house throughout March and centred around the screening and discussion of iconic feminist films including Lizzie Bordan's sci fi epic, Born in Flames 1983 and Pat Murphy's, Maeve 1981.
TV: Sat 25 Jun, 1400 - 1600
FREE
Collective:
Drinks reception after
http://www.collectivegallery.net
Diluting Orange
Malcy Duff
Total Kunst, 3 Bristo Place, EH1 1EY
I tried to draw the light in my living room, but it began to draw me.
Malcy Duff (b.1978) is a cartoonist from Edinburgh. His latest comic is called 'Writing Postcards in the Visitor Centre.'
27 June - 24 July, 1000 - 1800
Opening 27 June, 1900
http://missingtwinnews.blogspot.com
http://tkunst.wordpress.com
#GR5 - RMX
Fraser Sim, Jonathan Freemantle, David Lemm, Kevin Harman, Elph, Stuart McMorris, John Maclean Bryden, Robbie Porter, Matthew Swan, Genevieve Ryan
Studio 128, 128 Pitt Street
go reborn invite ten Scotland-based artists to ‘remix’ the landscape paintings of Claudia Massie (ECA, drawing & painting, 2000) in producing work for #GR5-RMX.
Working in line with how modern music releases are passed on to be remixed by a third party, the invited creative is asked to respond to and re-interpret Massie’s original piece. There are no go reborn limitations or guidelines to how this re-action is to be presented. Remixing is nothing new in the art world; artists are heavily influenced through the generations; intellectual property is cunningly massaged down the chain; while, most recently, songs are professionally passed on with the direct requirement of developing upon an original idea. And it's on the latter point that this project is essentially honed.
Preview 1 July, 1800 - 2100
with live remix by Elph
Open 2 July, 1000 - 1800
Closing party 2 July, 2200 – late
Presented by Trouble and Slabs of the Tabernacle
Entry strictly by invite only (available at preview)
http://www.go-reborn.co.uk/
Rhubaba present 'Subject to alignment'
Tom Nolan, Frances Stacey
Representing the initial stages of a collaboration between two of the Rhubaba directors, Subject to alignment starts with hay bails and ends up in a functionless interior - part self-build-in-progress, part ruin. The rendered, obscured or laid bare structures of the installation serve as both object and container.
Rhubaba Studios, 25 Arthur Street, EH6 5DA
2-11 July, 1200 - 1700
Opening 1 July, 1900 - 2100
http://www.rhubaba.org
Project Wakaka: The Kitchen Lectures
Debi Banerjee and Dan Brown, Deborah Jackson, Shona MacNaugton, Xana and Dougal Marwick
To receive location details please email projectwakaka@yahoo.co.uk
For annuale 2011 Project Wakaka will launch The Kitchen Lectures - a series of events that will include the presentation of new work by invited artists, lectures and film screenings
Deborah Jackson will present the first Kitchen Lecture on Saturday 2nd of July at 1900
Shona Macnaughton - a new work devised specifically for the Kitchen Lectures - Friday 8th of July at 1900
Dan Brown and Debi Banerjee take a look at art stereotypes in their Kitchen Lecture arty-types- Sunday 10th of July at 1900
And our final annuale Kitchen Lecture on Friday the 15th of July at 1900:
Other Other Work
A lecture demonstration on work/life balance by husband and wife team Xana and Dougal Marwick. Including words, images and music. And dinner.
Places for each event are restricted and by reservation.
To book, email
projectwakaka@yahoo.co.uk
projectwakaka.wordpress.com
Coup Red present 'Select'
Spoon Cafe Bistro, 6A Nicholson Street
SELECT will be presenting an opportunity for exhibiting
practitioners, spectators, local creatives and collectives to discuss, interact and share their experiences of Embassy Annuale 2011.
Within an art cafe setting, Coup Red Co-founder and artist
Catriona Whiteford will chair the event with selected artists/
representatives invited to share their thoughts and practices.
14 July, 1900 start
http://www.coupred.com/
Dialogues with Polish Art
Julia Zborowska, Anna-Maria Karczmarska
Edinburgh Sculpture Workshop, 25 Hawthornvale
Film screenings & artist presentation
17 July, 1800 start
Jambon present 'New Stuff'
Andrew Maughan, Graeme Durant, Mike Pratt, Andrew Sandercock
Whitespace, 11 Gayfield Square, EH1 3NT
Jambon are a collective group of Newcastle-based artists exploring their identity and place in art history through painting, sculpture, video and performance.
25 - 30 June
Opening 24 June, 1800 - 2000
http://jambonart.blogspot.com
Blunderbuss supported by New Media Scotland
Alex Tobin & Sybren Renema
Inspace, 1 Crichton Street EH8 9AB
27 June, 2000
Richard Parry: Young London
Sited in perpetuity
“Young London is an ambitious diverse exhibition that focuses on interesting emerging trends, ideas and attitudes. Offering a vibrant and detailed exploration of the varied practices of the next generation of London's artistic talent. Young London includes many works produced especially for this exhibition. Inspired by the dynamic, young and emerging contemporary art scene in London, this exhibition has been devised to amass a body of work by the artists who play a prominent role in shaping the future of contemporary art both in London and...(cntd)”
http://www.thenewdome.com/younglond.htm
Superclub present a filn screening by Diane Edwards
Superclub, 11a Gayfield Square, EH1 3NT
7 July, 1900 - 2100
Embassy present 'Anticlock: Utopian Disollution in London's Late Counterculture'
Embassy, 10b Broughton Street Lane, EH1 3LY
12 July, 1900
'Slow wave through the city'
Princes Street Gardens
14 July, Afternoon
'Perplex'
Will be available at Embassy and other locations throughout the Annuale
Sight/Site: To see further, Platform One
Hillend Country Park
8-17 July
Guide available from Embassy from 4 July
Psykick Dancehall presents: SCAN CHANT
Performances for body, voice and photocopier
Wednesday 13th July
With a nod and wink to the vocal text scores of the late, great Bob Cobbing, issue four of D A N C E H A L L features instructions for performances by:
Dylan Nyoukis
Fritz Welch
Ben Knight
Guiseppe Mistretta
with an essay on the photocopier by Lawrence Upton.
To celebrate the launch of D A N C E H A L L 4 these scores will be photocopied, cut to pieces, sat on and slobbered over by Euan Currie, Julia Scott, Ali Robertson, Laurie Pitt and Ben Knight for live interpretainment.
10b Broughton Street Lane, EH1 3LY
13 July, 1900
http://psykickdancehallrecordings.com/
'One Over Another'
Helen de Main & Carla Scott Fullerton
One Over Another is a collaborative paper project incorporating screen print, collage and cut outs. A number of different works will be appearing in the public realm outside other participating venues over the course of the Annuale. So keep your eyes open!
http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=175963772464038
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Project Wakaka: The Kitchen Lectures
Dan Brown and Debi Banerjee take a look at art stereotypes in their Kitchen Lecture arty-types-
Sunday 10th of July at 1900
Places for each event are restricted and by reservation.
To book, email
projectwakaka@yahoo.co.uk
projectwakaka.wordpress.com
Project Wakaka: The Kitchen Lectures
And our final annuale Kitchen Lecture on Friday the 15th of July at 1900:
Other Other Work
A lecture demonstration on work/life balance by husband and wife team Xana and Dougal Marwick. Including words, images and music. And dinner.
Places for each event are restricted and by reservation.
To book, email
projectwakaka@yahoo.co.uk
projectwakaka.wordpress.com |