Hackney WickED

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Fighting Fire With Ice Cream
Alex Chinneck
23 June – 31 July 2011

www.seestudio.com

Artist Alex Chinneck celebrates everyday construction materials by enlivening them with a new purpose and appearance. For this exhibition the artist has removed them from their utilitarian context and reshaped them into abstract art. Inspired by the landscape that surrounds him, this body of work reflects the artists time spent living and working within London’s industrial peripheries. Through his art the unrefined materials of basic construction are given a second life.

The Framing Workshop

29 July – 31 July

12 Felstead Street

www.londonframingworkshop.co.uk

The Framing Workshop is host for a mixed group of local artist over the festival. Busk, Xenz, Sweet Toof, Luke Hekate, Tom the Pen, Joshua Raffell with the ‘Hall of Shame’.

Kwick Love
29 July – 31 July 2011
32 Felstead Street
Space courtesy of Premier Foods

quick/kwik/

Adverb: At a fast rate; quickly: "She’ll find some place where she can make money quicker"; "Get out, quick!"

Adjective: Moving fast or doing something in a short time: "some artists are particularly quick learners"; "he was always quick to express his thoughts"

Following on from the successful show last year entitled "Hackney Wickipedia", Artist-Curator Leo Cohen is proud to present "KWICK LOVE", a show which brings together a spectrum of hard working London-based artists who are all active at different paces. Whilst all are at different stages with their work and careers, being curated in a non-bureaucratic environment/pop-up space allows these boundaries to merge enabling works to be explored simultaneously, judged purely on expression, innovation, ambition and integrity. Whilst Hackney Wicked festival is a popular three day art festival, it is a short time period, but enough for a KWICK LOVE experience.

ARTISTS: Lucia Rivero, Sydney Southam, Luke Brennan, James Boman, Haruka Hashigachi, Jonny Morgan, Dave Chalkley, Anna Louise Hale, Leo Cohen, Henry Mackay Bull, Ben Westley Clarke, David Jones, Patricia Delgado, Alison Thomson, Babette Semmer, Ben Nathan, Gisele Nzolameso.

The Outside World

The Outside World: Born Wicked

29 July – 31 July

Friday & Saturday: Queens Yard, White Post Lane

Sunday: Fete For The WickED

www.theoutsideworld.co.uk

A group show taking place in the specially designed and built ‘Off White’ Cube gallery The show features THE OUTSIDE WORLD ALL STARS and is a group show featuring artists who have shown at the gallery over the years. There will be art, music, projections and a specially designed BORN WICKED cocktail to get your juices flowing. Also visit our TRIP OF A LIFETIME Souvenir Shop.

Friday 6pm – 9:30pm, Saturday & Sunday 12:30am – 6pm

Panta Rei

Everything Flows

Curated by The Dogfood Idea

Friday 29 July – Sunday 31 July

Main Yard, Hackney Wick

www.thedogfoodidea.com

Panta Rei is a moving gallery in a van exploring the idea of rheology – the study of the flow of matter – phypically and philosophically, curated by the Dogfood Idea. Approaching the city as its gallery space the Dogfood Idea is an artgroup that brings exhibitions to the streets of London, taking urban space as undetermined and infinite in its possibilities. Panta Rei is an inter-personal, multi-stylistic, multi-media, moving exhibition featuring over 25 artists.

ARTISTS: Olga Raciborska, Masako Iwamoto, Charlotte Andrew, Celina Teague, Shelley Rae, Wendy Billingslea, Margit Aba, Jasmin Topalusic, Bee Radmore, Salomon Lot, Florence Boyd.

Friday 6pm – 9:30pm, Saturday & Sunday 12:30am – 6pm

]performance s p a c e [

29 July - 31 July 10am – 10pm

6 Hamlet Industrial Estate, White Post Lane

www.performancespace.org

During Hackney WickED ]performance s p a c e [ will run an open studio programme including live work.
]performance s p a c e [ is artist-led studio and project space outside mainstream education and gallery structures. We cultivate live work that critically and physically pushes the boundaries of body and space. We are a place where work can unfold without restraints of curation, duration or space; committed to supporting challenging and difficult work that embraces performance art as an ever-evolving medium.

A.S.A.P. London

FRAGILE

29 July – 31 July

4a Roach Road

www.girlandmachine.co.uk

FRAGILE is an exclusive gallery show at the Peanut Factory that will bring together artists of different national and conceptual backgrounds to raise an awareness of humanity and fragile human existence.

Schwartz Gallery
A-L-L-O-T-M-E-N-T-S 2011
21 July – 21 August
www. schwartzgallery.co.uk

The tenants of 92 White Post Lane, both artists and those who do not identify themselves as artists, are invited to participate in a unique collaborative project that divides the gallery space into randomly allocated ‘allotments’. The gallery becomes a ‘meeting place’ questioning notions of curatorial responsibility and artistic pedigree.

ARTISTS: Eva Bachmann, Adam Beale, Sam Bailey, David Blackmore, Dan Bennett, Liam Bierschenk, Rodolph de Salis, Ismail Erbil, Phillip Hennessey, Vibeke Luther, Kit Merritt, Patrick Michalopoulos, Narinda Minnaar, Leyre Monkeyshoes, Nerina Morcavallo,

Scott O´Rourke, Alice Palmer, Erik Perera, Ashling Smith, Russell Thoburn, Funda Yapan.

CURATED BY: Patrick Michalopoulos and Ismail Erbil.

Private view on 20 July.

Schwartz Gallery Project Space

Label de Salis presents Sottoportego

21 July – 21 August

Rodolph de Salis has used his Label de Salis vehicle to transform the Schwartz Gallery Project Space into a depository. Glittering in hyperspace, it is a carte-blanche melange of objects found, purchased and inherited; a festival of re-evaluation, appropriation and juxtapositioning. The installation blurs the boundaries between gallery, living and storage space.

Private view on 20 July.

Elevator Gallery

The Tomorrow People 2011

29 July – 10 September

www.elevatorgallery.co.uk

SPECIAL LIVE EVENTS

29 July

* 8pm Special Performance by artist Victoria Gray

* 9pm Experimental musician & artist Aine O’Dwyer performs harp

Now in its fourth year Elevator Gallery brings together a hand-picked selection of recent arts graduates and early career artists on the cusp of art stardom. As with previous years expect the unexpected from an overflowing bath and surreal frozen food landscapes to an artist sacrificing a chair. Painting, Installation, Sound Art, Drawing, Photography, Video and Sculpture.
ARTISTS: Radhika Agarwala, Gareth Barnett, Jan Hakon Erichsen, Victoria Gray, Giulia Lazzaro, William Marriott, Henry Jackson Newcomb, Aine O’Dwyer, Haruka Ono, Megan Rooney, Liz West, Kim Wild.

CURATED BY: Snoozie Hexagon and Simon Reuben White.

Stour Space

Stour Collective

29 July – 31 July

7 Roach Road, Fish Island

www.portal.stourspace.co.uk

This July for Hackney Wicked 2011, resident artists at Stour Space will display a collective exhibition showcasing the diverse practitioners and varied mediums working in the newly renovated warehouse gallery.

Private View 29 July, 6pm – late.

Open Studios and Gallery all weekend, 9am – 6pm

Liquid Studios Gallery

29 July – 31 July

Wallis Road

SPECIAL LIVE EVENTS/PERFORMANCES

29 and 30 July

* 8pm onwards DJs, performance and live bands

* 10.30pm-12am Special live Tagtool drawing performance featuring Austrian psychedelic rock band, Supra+ with Frances and Maki (Tagtools). Other artists and performers T.B.A.

Mixed exhibition showcasing the work of Ernst Altmann, Peter Currey, Lennie Lee, Mick Martin, Lyn Medcalf, Brian O’Leary and Frances Sander.

Pidgin Gallery
29 July – 31 July
Old Peanut Factory, Smeed Road

Five Artists and Designers working in a variety of media including installation, painting, performance, fashion artifact, furniture design and everything in-between!

A Tea Room With A View
Architecture, Fashion, Photography, tea and cake
July 29 – July 30
Unit 3k, West Wing, Oslo House

Showcasing an eclectic mix of architectural drawings and prints, photography, vintage and contemporary fashion all served with an array of teas and delicious cakes.

Formans Smokehouse Gallery
I am Braziliality
29 July – 30 August

www.smokehousegallery.org

Inspired by the arts of and from the streets, Braziliality and Forman’s Smokehouse Gallery present this major exhibition featuring the work of over forty international artists showcasing visual arts including graffiti art, illustration, painting, photography, video art & documentary, installations, live performances and music. The show will explore critical aspects and aggregated meanings of the Brazilian cultural roots of artists living around the world. Watch the promo video and download the programme here:

I am Braziliality Press Release

Found Art Collective

Remnants

Pop-up Gallery, space courtesy of Spaced Up

29 July – 31 July

Vittoria Wharf, 10 Stour Road

www.thefoundartcollective.co.uk

Tim Coles, Gerald Curtis, Helga Fannon, Mia Gulati, Lauren Heaver, Sabina Stefanova.

The Found Art Collective return to Hackney WickED to bring you their next major show: REMNANTS. Using left over and discarded materials, the Found Art Collective creates installations within and from local environments, dismantling the work at the end of its exhibition cycle.

Please see website for programme and press release.

Kardo Findlater Collection

www.kfcollection.co.uk

Previously housed at 22 Portsea Place, London, this private collection has been amassed by the Kardo Sessoeff and Findlater families over the generations.

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