Showing posts with label paper cut. Show all posts
Showing posts with label paper cut. Show all posts

20/06/2013

Performing Paper

 I was invited by Paper Gallery director Nicola Smith to take part in an exhibition of work exploring the boundaries of art; challenging the concept of the art object. Using paper as a starting point, 17 artists produced a variety of works including performance, documentary, mapping and sculpture for the show.

I made 10 cardboard cut outs from pornographic magazines, men and women in various sexually provocative poses or activities and secreted them about the gallery and surrounding area.





















11/06/2013

Paper Gallery Recce

I went for a look round Paper Gallery, Manchester, the other day to see where I might secrete pornography in the upcoming Performing Paper exhibition. Hoping to put some outside and inside the gallery, nowhere too obvious.







The exhibition opens on the 20th June and will be open to the public on Saturdays thereafter until 3rd August

30/04/2013

Paper Gallery - WIP

I have been approached by Manchester-based Paper Gallery to be part of the forthcoming show, Performing Paper, which will take place in June.
They had seen my Morphplinth work and the Fanny Magnets I've been making, so I am going to use it as a chance to explore some of the issues raised with those works.

Watch this space

 Porn Shopping





21/09/2012

Solo Show at Westgate Studios, Wakefield

I am having a ONE NIGHT ONLY solo show at Westgate Studios in Wakefield as part of the Wakefield Art Walk. 

I will be showing new collage works, all of this year's #tweetart and a new piece Ineffective Distractions.

I am told, there will be a bar. More than enough reason to come and have a gander. 




The address is 

Westgate Studios


55 Westgate
Wakefield
WF1 1BW

15/08/2012

Up to no good with collage again







So, I have been invited by my friend, artist and unicorn breeder Spike Dennis to join the Pack of Wolves a collective of creatives. I gladly accepted, and now need to make some work.
I absolutely need to get my finger out, but I have made a start.