Exhibition
Patrick Staff, The Foundation
03 Jul 2015 – 20 Sep 2015
Spike Island
Bristol, United Kingdom
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The White Review at the Tate Modern Offprint fair
Talk
An Evening with The White Review
9 Jul 2015
Regular hours
- Thursday
- 12:00 – 17:00
Cost of entry
Free, booking advised
Address
- 133 Cumberland Road
- Bristol
- BS1 6UX
- United Kingdom
Travel Information
- 506 via Temple Meads
- Bristol Temple Meads
Event map
An evening of readings in collaboration with The White Review, a quarterly arts and literary journal specialising in the work of emerging artists and writers. The event includes readings by Stuart Evers, Oli Hazzard, Juliet Jacques and Patrick Staff.
About
Patrick Staff works with video, installation, performance and publishing. He frequently collaborates with other artists, dancers, historians and public participants creating malleable frameworks for socially engaged research mediated by moving image. Currently presented at Spike Island, Staff’s film installation The Foundation explores queer intergenerational relationships negotiated through historical materials (4 July to 20 September 2015).
Stuart Evers is a former bookseller and editor and the author of Ten Stories About Smoking (which won the 2011 London Book Award) and the novel If This is Home (2012). His second story collection, Your Father Sends His Love, was published by Picador in May 2015.
Oli Hazzard’s first collection, Between Two Windows, was published by Carcanet Press (2012) and received the Michael Murphy Memorial Prize. His poetry has been published in numerous magazines and anthologies, including The Forward Book of Poetry (2010), Best British Poetry (2011), The Salt Book of Younger Poets (2011), New Poetries V (2011) and Test Centre Three (2013). He is currently a DPhil student at the University of Oxford, writing his thesis on John Ashbery and English poets.
Juliet Jacques is a freelance writer, best known for the Guardian column A Transgender Journey, which was long listed for the Orwell Prize in 2011. She is a regular contributor to the New Statesman, and has also written for Granta, The London Review of Books, Time Out London, The New Humanist, The New Inquiry, Filmwaves and 3am. Her memoir Trans will be published by Verso in September 2015.
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