news 2023
9th Feb. -25th March
PV Thursday 9th feb 6pm
Watford Museum
194 high st Watford
WD17 2DT
“Wrinkles in my sheets”
HYBRID Art Fair, Madrid Feb 2023
Friday 24 - Sunday 26 February 2023
co-curated by VANESSA MURRELL, Carolina Fernández-Castrillo
“Ye Collective”
So Thrilled to be showing new works in this fabulous show
Opening tonight North Carolina,
NATURE MORTE
Contemporary Artists Reinvigorate the Still Life Tradition
21 September – 3 November 2022
Opening 21 September, 5:30pm – 8:00pm
Panel discussion 5:30
Rowe Arts Gallery University of North Carolina, Charlotte 9201 University City Blvd Charlotte NC 28223
MOCA London touring exhibition 2024
@CLT_COAA
@CLTgalleries.
@moca_London
5 Needle, 5 Wire
friday 5th August 2022 : Panel Discussion - InFems, Invited Artists & Tamsin Hong, curator, TATE - 6pm Exhibition Opening/ Private View 7-9pm
The exhibition features works across media by Infems, Adelaide Damoah | Wendy Elia | Roxana Halls | Rebecca Fontaine-Wolf | Marie-Anne Mancio |
and Guest Artists :
Annie Attridge | Alannah Currie | Carmen and Luisa | Vicki DaSilva | Sarah Maple | Farrah Riley Gray | Fiona Robinson | Tina True | Julie Umerle | Jessica Voorsanger | Chloe Wing
curated by Wendy Elia and Roxana Halls
Peckham Queer Art Boot Fair
Bellenden Road (SE15 4QY)
and Choumert Market (SE15 4SE)
Sunday August 29, 2021 12 – 3 PM www.moca.london/peckhamqueerartfair
Closest station Peckham Rye.
MOCA London and The Queer Life
thrilled to be invited to have a little stall so come on down
selling some small
limited edition sculpture/prints/
t-shirts ect ect see you there
Book publication
50 WOMEN SCULPTORS
This publication celebrates the work of past and present women sculptors. with interview by DATEAGLE Art.
Published by Auroametro
Ruth Asawa ◉ Phyllida Barlow ◉ Louise Bourgeois ◉ Judy Chicago ◉ Camille Claudel
◉ Niki de Saint Phalle ◉ Elisabeth Frink ◉ Katharina Fritsch ◉ Anya Gallaccio ◉ Mona Hatoum ◉ Barbara Hepworth ◉ Eva Hesse ◉ Rebecca Horn ◉ Harriet Hosmer ◉ Yayoi Kusama ◉ Edmonia Lewis ◉ Frances Loring ◉ Sarah Lucas ◉ Annette Messager ◉ Senga Nengudi ◉ Cornelia Parker ◉ Sophie Ryder ◉ Doris Salcedo ◉ Alina Szapocznikow ◉ Rachel Whiteread ◉ Florence Wyle
◉ Tabatha Andrews ◉ Rachel Ara ◉ Annie Attridge ◉ Helaine Blumenfeld ◉ Juliana Cerqueira Leite ◉ Silke Dettmers ◉ Laury Dizengremel◉ Jane McAdam Freud ◉ Lucy Glendinning ◉ Maggi Hambling ◉ Kendra Haste ◉ Holly Hendry ◉ Christine Kowal Post ◉ Sophie Marsham ◉ Nnenna Okore ◉ Arundhata Patel ◉ Maya Ramsay ◉ Marianne Reim ◉ Frances Richardson ◉ Raphaele Shirley ◉ Susan Stockwell ◉ Sinta Tantra ◉ Almuth Tebbenhoff ◉ Patricia Volk ◉ Zhang Yaxi
Thank you so much
Jou Jou Wine 1.5L
Concept name /Art work by Annie Attrigde
ABOUT THIS WINE
Artwork commissioned by wenobib -Over the 1st Lock dawn
Attridge, April 2020,
'Traces of impossible Love'
Paper size
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The LOFT, “A from Animison, Altas, Adrift” Curated by Dragos Olea
Alan Servais Family Collection, Brussels, Belgium
till march 2020
Presented in exhibition at The Loft have been Carlos Aires, Pierre Ardouvin, Annie Attridge, Apparatus 22, Miriam Backstrom, Natalie Baxter, Phillip Birch, Sander Breure & Witte Van Hulzen, Sophie Calle, Andrea Canepa, Danilo Correale, Daniela & Linda Dostalkova, Kasia Fudakowski, Bouchra Khalili, Anya Kielar, Eva Kotátková, Bertrand Lavier, Pierre-Pol Lecouturier, Taus Makhacheva, Mazaccio & Drowilal, Josephine Meckseper, Cildo Meireles, Yerbossyn Meldibekov, Christodoulos Panayiotou, Oscar Santillan, Cindy Sherman, Ken Sortais, Richard Tuttle, Danh Vo and Casja Von Zeipel.
Wellington Club,
“Tutti Fruitti”,
Curated Leo Lebowski, London, UK feb 2020
The Precious Clay
Porcelain in Contemporary Art
20 September 2018 to 20 March 2019Museum of Royal Worcester
With additional work by Laura White from 8 January to 10 February 2019, Worcester Cathedral and an artist's performance by Emily Speed, with The Ring, on 11 August 2018
Meadow Arts and the Museum of Royal Worcester present an exhibition exploring contemporary art and porcelain, The Precious Clay. The exhibition will examine why and how artists choose to use this legendary material in their practice. With its origins in the Far East and a long global history, porcelain holds rich associations of preciousness, mutability and exoticism: the artists’ work responds to these associations in lively and inventive ways.
With new commissions by Laura White and Emily Speed shown alongside work by artists including Annie Attridge, Barnaby Barford, Bouke de Vries, Céline Berger, Christine Borland, Clare Twomey, Edmund de Waal, Edward Chell, Fernando Casasempere, Jessica Harrison, Leonora Lockhart, Livia Marin, Matteo Nasini, Mona Hatoum, Neil Brownsword, Rachel Kneebone and Rosa Nguyen, plus a special interactive project by Storymine, the exhibition is an opportunity to see the museum’s newly displayed world-class collection through the eyes and imaginations of contemporary artists.
Museum of Royal Worcester
Severn St
Worcester
Worcestershire
WR1 2ND