Cloud Sediments – Hyphen Lab

About

The meeting of clouds and sediment suggests an intersection of disparate temporalities and materialities – time in fleeting or geological registers, matter as diffuse and fugitive or compressed and layered. Clouds are mutable, transient and can be seen from afar but merge into surroundings up close, while sediment carries the weight of millennia in skin-like layers, each of which is an accumulation of histories. The works presented in this Hyphen Lab address these convergences through dealing with matters of temporality, embodiment, recording, ecological practice, social ecologies and more-than human life. Cloud Sediments is convened as part of Ecological Futurisms, an emerging collective of CREAM faculty and doctoral researchers who explore modes of togetherness and exposition in the face of growing and ongoing global and local challenges.

Artists: Shannon Alonzo, A.S.T. (Diann Bauer, Patricia Margarita Hernandez, Felice Grodin and Elite Kedan), stav B, Hanjo Berressem, Manuela Johanna Covini, Ifor Duncan, Amanda Egbe, Lydia Halcrow, monika jaeckel, Matthias Kispert, David McEwen, Harry Meadows, mirko nikolić, Ellen Nolan, Verónica Posada Álvarez, Sensory Design Studio, Arne Sjögren, Jol Thoms | Radio Amnion, John van Aitken

Register for the private view here: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/cloud-sediments-hyphen-lab-private-view-tickets-289420724177

Hyphen Journal Issue 3.1: Ecologies launch colloquium: 10 Mar, 11am-6pm, online
More information and registration here: http://hy-phen.space/journal/hyphen-colloquium-cloud-sediments/​

A series of conversations between participating artists will be hosted both at Ambika P3 and online from Fri 11-Sun 13 Mar.
More information and registration here: http://hy-phen.space/events/events/​

Please bring your own headphones as this exhibition features video works. A number of headphones will be available at the gallery, which are cleaned before and after use.​