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Antoine Langenieux-Villard 'Assemblage XIX Honky Tonk' 100 x 120 cm, 2017
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Ralph Anderson 'Maybe I Meant Reality (Nuclear Deterrent V), 90 x 60 cm, Acrylic on Plywood, 2016.
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Amelia Bowles '93', 160 x 160 cm, oil on bleached cotton, 2016
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Secil Erel 'Recycle - Move I-II, 2017, collage, each 70 x 100cm
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Secil Erel 'Feels Like Home' 2017, oil on canvas,100 x 200 cm
Exhibition
‘Interstices’
10 Nov 2017 – 11 Nov 2017
Regular hours
- Friday
- 08:30 – 22:00
- Saturday
- 09:00 – 22:00
Cost of entry
Free
Address
- 7 Roach Road
- Fish Island
- London
- e32pa
- United Kingdom
Travel Information
- Bus Route: 8, 26,30,276,388
- Pudding Mill DLR
- Hackney Wick overground
‘Interstices’
Ralph Anderson, Amelia Bowles, Secil Erel, Antoine Langenieux-Villard |
curated by Senem Cagla Bilgin
About
INTERSTICES
Ralph Anderson, Amelia Bowles, Secil Erel, Antoine Langenieux-Villard
Curated by Senem Cagla Bilgin
Stour Space Gallery, London
10-11 November 2017
Private View: 10 November, 6 – 9 pm
7 Roach Road, Tower Hamlets, London, E3 2PA
The factors that compose a work of art are varied. Interstice means a space that intervenes between things. The interaction of the audience, time, place and space forms the dialogue between artworks and creates interstices.
Interstices brings together artists from different places and sub-cultures around the world. Exhibiting artists from England, France, Scotland and Turkey, this exhibition aims to inhabit the space between their cultures. An experience starts between space and artwork. The two main concepts that form this experience are defined as time and place. David Harvey animated time not as a flow, but as memories of living places. Therefore, he defends the opinion of history -as the main material of social expression- leaving its place to art and time leaving its place to space. These definitions that manifest the decisiveness of an individual's senses in perception of space and time, which also have a place within modern and contemporary art.
Interstices argues that the experience of an artwork is only realised by being physically in front of the work. The exhibition presents artworks that have contemporaneous physical and retinal paths, creating niche abstract systems of colours, dimensions and layers. Holding within them the rhythms of the individual’s memory and daily life. When presented together the artworks generate new energies and re-establish their identity. Artists use different techniques and materials in similar ways which are collage, painting, pattern, map, tactile sensation, illusion and physical reality.
Interstices is the first exhibition held by Art Elsewhere. The exhibition features artworks by; Ralph Anderson, Amelia Bowles, Secil Erel and Antoine Langenieux-Villard. The exhibition will take place on the 10th of November 2017 at Stour Space, London and is curated by Senem Cagla Bilgin.
Further information at;
Art Elsewhere
www.artelsewhere.com
+44 7492 465 745
senem@artelsewhere.com
