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Exhibition Archive
10 March - 8 April 2006 - Standpoint Gallery, London UK
 
 

 

Broken Romanticism

Gordon Cheung • Daniel Gustav Cramer • Simon Keenleyside • Peter Lamb • Caroline List •
Miranda Lopatkin • Robin Mason • Hiraki Sawa • Gabriela Schutz • Stephen Walter

Curated by Steve Walter


This exhibition shows work by ten artists that to varying extents deal with ideas of contemporary Romanticism through presenting visions of the future and reflecting upon a nostalgic and natural past. The difficulty with representing classically beautiful landscapes, memory and the yearning for ‘Homelands’ at present clash with the disenfranchisement of a lost wilderness into domesticated, sub-urban, plastic and supermarket-ridden environments. The limitations of a physical Romanticism must find new routes in the face of a landscape ever increasingly shaped by convenience.


Standpoint Gallery
45 Coronet Street
Hoxton, London N1 6HD

Open: 10 March – 8 April 2006, Wed – Sat 12-6pm
Free Admission
Tube: Old Street, Exit 2 (Northern Line – Bank Branch)
Buses: 55, 67, 149, 242, 243
Map

Contact: Rebecca Finney standpoint@btopenworld.com
www.standpointlondon.co.uk


 

 

Exhibition Archive
23 Jan - 10 April 2006 - Dean Clough Galleries, Halifax UK
 
 

 

Jerusalem

Artists responding to the poem by William Blake

Gordon Cheung • David Hancock • Beth Harland • Paul Hodgson • Reece Jones • Peter Lamb •
Rui Matsunaga • Richard Meaghan • Hugh Mendes • Tamsin Morse • Barry Thompson •
Rikki Whitlock • Simon Woolham • Hannah Wooll


Curated by David Hancock

Dean Clough Galleries
Halifax
HX3 5AX

Free admission

Full press release and further info: jerusalemexhibition.blogspot.com


 

 

Exhibition Archive
28 Jan- 2 April 2006 - Manchester UK
 

Curated by Alex Farquharson and Andrea Schlieker

28 January - 2 April 2006
Free


The biggest and most ambitious survey of contemporary art you will see this year is coming to Manchester in the British Art Show 6, as part of its UK tour. Taking place across the whole of the city including Urbis, Castlefield Gallery, Chinese Arts Centre, Cornerhouse, International 3, Manchester Art Gallery and The Whitworth Art Gallery.

Featured at Urbis is a selection of artists who explore the city and its built environment. Highlights will include newly commissioned, site specific painting by Toby Paterson, an artist concerned with architecture and how places evolve into looking the way they do. Nathan Coley will also be exhibiting a new work ‘Jerusalem Syndrome’, a video installation which investigates the rare religious psychosis affecting visitors to the ‘Holy City’ and Matthew Houlding installs fantasy architecture in the form of dream homes and cities constructed from everyday detritus.

The following artists will be hosted by Urbis:

Gordon Cheung
Nathan Coley
Neil Cummings and Marysia Lewandowska
Matthew Houlding
Marine Hugonnier
Goshka Macuga
Nils Norman
Toby Paterson
Mark Titchner
Gary Webb
Public Works

 

Skyscraper 2004

Underworld 2004
 

 


Cathedral Gardens
Manchester M4 3BG

Free admission

Tel: +44 (0)161 605 8200
E-mail: info@urbis.org.uk
Open Tues - Sun and Bank Holidays: 10am - 6pm

 


 


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