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Mark Aerial-Waller CYcLORAMA solo exhibition

For the final instalment of CYcLORAMA Mark Aerial Waller returns to Cell Project Space to present a newly commissioned exhibition of work.

The dawn of foxes, bright morning sunlight, waking birds and early morning business such as the sounds of markets setting up and the dazed party-goers of the previous night are the emerging material for Waller’s newly reconstructed narrative. Within a new period of research the artist will merge this scene with the ancient past of Mesopotamia together with present day scientific observations of solar storms.

Working in video, sculpture and event based practices, Mark Aerial Waller provides both an interpretation and interruption of cinema history. With recourse to technological and narrative mechanisms, Waller stretches, reiterates and at times perverts the mainstream vocabulary of structure and dramatic staging.

Mark Aerial Waller is currently exhibiting at the Arnolfini in ‘Superpower: Africa in Science Fiction’, curated by Nav Haq. Earlier this year he had a solo exhibition, ‘Offering Transmissions’, at Rodeo, Istanbul. In 2011 ‘This isn’t Nelsons time it’s 1956 and it’s time to get out and leave this schtick’ was exhibited at OutPost, Norwich. Past solo exhibitions include ‘The Cassiopeia Plan’ at Wysing Arts Centre, Cambridge and ‘Resistance Domination Secret’ at Cell Project Space, London.

Selected group Exhibitions include: ‘Like the Fireflies’, Nicoletta Rusconi, Milan, ‘More Soup & Tart’, a sculptural performance at the ‘Barbican’, London. ‘Kafe Pitoresk: L’éxperience du Monde Visionnaire’, (collaboration with Giles Round) at Serpentine Gallery, and solo pieces; ‘For the Straight Way is Lost’, 2nd Athens Biennale, Greece (2009), ‘You have Not Been Honest’, Museo D’Arte Contemporanea Donnaregina, Naples, Italy, British Council (2007) and ‘La Societé des Amis de Judex II’, Tate Modern, London (2007). His collaborative novel ‘Philip’, A speculative fiction with Cosmin Costinas, Rosemary Heather, Francis McKee, David Reinfurt, Steve Rushton, Heman Chong and Leif Magne Tangen, published by Project press, Dublin in 2007. Waller is also the founder of ‘The Wayward Canon’, a platform for event-based interventions in cinematic practices.