Event detail
In addition to the five artists in residence, 15 gifted and talented youths have been making their response to the Chapmans imagery during a seven month workshop programme. A selection of this work will be included in the YouTurn exhibition.
YouTurn, five artists in residence create a new body of work in response to the Chapmans imagery. Shaun Doyle and Mally Mallinson, Harriet Murray, James Unsworth, Neil Taylor
The YouTurn project is a counterpart to the Chapman Brothers’ series of etchings showing at Campbell Works, and will be formed of a functioning artist’s studio with a curated artist-in-residence programme. Campbell Works will commission 5 artists to take up residence in the ‘studio’ during the exhibition to create a new body of work in direct response to the Chapman’s imagery.
All areas of the YouTurn exhibition will be open to the public in the same way as a conventional exhibition space, with the resident artists becoming part exhibit, part performer. In addition, visitors to the show can take part and step over the line from audience to artist, to create their own response and become part of the exhibition.
Through the process of modification and reworking, new images evolve, creating parallel interperetations and reference points. You-Turn will extend this working process and utilise the same irreverent respect towards the work of the Chapman Brothers. Taking “My Giant Colouring Book” as the starting point to create new work, YouTurn will continue Campbell Works’s enquiry into ideas surrounding authorship of imagery and question the process by which art and aesthetics evolve. Campbell Works first explored these ideas with ‘The Good Bad’ (2004) and “On Trust” (June 2007)
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