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Inland

Chimera exhibition flyer

Inland is a brand new gallery and studio space in Camberwell set up by 5 Chelsea College of Art and Design BA Fine Art alumni – Lauren Houlton, Keira Greene, Benji Jeffrey, Bella Marin and Alice Mendelowitz.

Inland opens Friday 30 September with Chimera, an exhibition consisting of a short film shot in England and the small Spanish town of Frailes.

“Quimera” was a short film, shot and screened in the town of Frailes, Spain. The intention behind the film was to relocate the town within a hinterland; a frontier space. We were interested in creating a sense of isolation that was both geographical and psychological. Out of this we hoped to construct a fiction around the spaces filmed and so form a new mythology of the town.

The English counterpart “Chimera”, which will be screened at Inland, makes use of the footage and loose narrative structure conceived in Spain, and develops upon the themes of alienation and dislocation. With this second screening in London, the film has been removed from the place of its conception and so the idea of relocation and the sense of a remove have become central.  The filming sites of Frailes assume a new alien character. The original footage has been brought together with footage collected elsewhere, and so the idea of location within the film takes on a new complexity; a further degree of abstraction and illusion.

Address: Inland, 25a Camberwell Church Street, London SE5 8TR
Private View: 30 September, 18.00 – 21.00
Open to public: 1 – 2 Oct, 12.00 – 18.00

Twitter @InlandStudios

www.inlandstudios.co.uk

Christies interview with GDC graduate Jack Featherstone

Jack Featherstone, recent graduate from Chelsea’s BA Graphic Design Communication talks about his work in an interview with Christie’s Murray Macaulay, Director of Multiplied, the UK’s first and only Fair devoted exclusively to Contemporary Art in Editions.

As this year’s guest graphic artist, Jack designed a sitemap for Multiplied 2011. He will also be launching an edition with Print Club London at Multiplied.

You can read the interview in full here:
http://www.christies.com/Features/the-interview-with-jack-featherstone-1739-1.aspx

The Fair takes place from 14-17 October at Christies in South Kensington. Admission is free.

www.multipliedartfair.com

Chelsea MA Show 2011

Short film capturing the Chelsea College of Art and Design MA Private View 2011.

Filmed and edited by – www.pundersonsgardens.com

Music – Treasure Teeth

South London Gallery and SPACE Graduate Residency winner

Voluntary Working Relationships (2010-11)

South London Gallery and SPACE Graduate Residency have announced Edward Thomasson, as the recipient of the inaugural Graduate Residency. Edward graduated from the Chelsea BA Fine Art in 2007 and went on to study at the Slade.

Beginning in October 2011, the residency includes the provision of private accommodation in the South London Gallery’s Outset Artists’ Flat, and culminates in a solo exhibition opening in March 2012 in the first floor galleries in the SLG’s recently expanded building. A studio in a new complex on nearby Haymerle Road is provided by SPACE.

The residency enables the production of a new body of work and a rare opportunity for a recent graduate to exhibit within an internationally renowned institution.

Thomasson was selected by a panel of judges that included Margot Heller, Director of the South London Gallery, and Anna Harding, Director of SPACE.

http://www.southlondongallery.org/page/residency-1

Ed has his own website http://www.edwardthomasson.com/index.php?/about/

Commission for PUMA.Peace celebrating of World Peace Day

Noriko Okaku is one of seven international artists and filmmakers who have been commissioned by PUMA.Peace to create original works celebrating World Peace Day—an international UN day of ceasefire, and a day for individuals, organizations and countries to demonstrate acts of peace.

The works will focus on the strength of personal acts of peace and how each of us can contribute to a better world and will be shown at peace events globally, as well as at peace games in cities from as far afield as Dubai, Herzogenaurach, Mexico City, San Diego, Subang, Tokyo and many more.

Noriko Okaku studied at the Chelsea College of Art and Design, and the Royal College of Art. Her art ranges from audiovisual work, to performance and experimental animation. She has had solo exhibitions in galleries in Japan and Europe.

You can read more about the Puma commission here: http://mubi.com/garage/posts?category=Jochen+Zeitz

Win £1000 and have work seen by Industry Insiders

University of the Arts London is developing a digital platform in which students and staff can create, collaborate and share teaching and learning materials.

The Arts Learning Teaching Online (ALTO) initiative is an online open resource available to use by all students during your studies.

ALTO is designed to help you share your working processes, and collaborate with staff, fellow students and the wider community using Open Education Resources (OERs).

For more information and to begin using ALTO visit blogs.arts.ac.uk/alto/about

Your chance to win one of three prizes of £1,000 each.

You could win £1,000. ALTO are looking for students from across UAL to respond to a brief to produce a piece of artwork which communicates the aims of the Open Education Resource (OER) projects, and document your creative process using process.arts.ac.uk

For more information visit blogs.arts.ac.uk/alto/competition

The competition will be judged by industry insiders from fashion, art, design and communication.

Deadline is 11 November 2011. The three winners will be announced at a drinks reception on 23 November at Camberwell Space, Camberwell College of Arts.

Bloomberg New Contemporaries includes 6 Chelsea Alumni

George Petrou - BA Fine Art AlumnusTomas Downes - BA Fine Art AlumnusRasmus Nilausen - MA Fine Art AlumnusNoel Hensey - MA Fine Art AlumnusDavid Ben White - MA Fine Art Alumnus

The 2011 Bloomberg New Contemporaries includes 6 Chelsea College of Art and Design alumni.

Four alumni from our MA Fine Art – Rasmus Nilausen, Noel Hensey, David Ben White, Hyun Woo Lee.

Two from our BA Fine Art – George Petrou, Tomas Downes.

Bloomberg New Contemporaries is the leading UK organisation supporting emergent art practice from British Art Schools. Since 1949 New Contemporaries has consistently provided a critical platform for new and recent fine art graduates primarily by means of an annual, nationally touring exhibition. Independent of place and democratic to the core, New Contemporaries is open to all. Exhibition participants are selected by a panel predominantly made up of artists and writers by means of a rigorous two-stage process.

Bloomberg New Contemporaries 2011 will be showing at S1 Artspace and Site Gallery in Sheffield between 23 September and 5 November 2011 before travelling to the ICA, London, 23 November 2011 until 15 January 2012.

www.newcontemporaries.org.uk

Images top to bottom: George Petrou, Tomas Downes, Rasmus Nilausen, Noel Hensey, David Ben White, Hyun Woo Lee.

MA Graphic Design Communication Showreel 2011

MA Graphic Design Communication
Postgraduate Summer Show 2011

Betwixt & Between betwixtandbetween-show.com

The following MA Graphic Design Communication students exhibited their work at Chelsea College of Art and Design:

Alexis Dominik Maria Lazi, Anna Josephine Morley, Azza, Salem Al Qaseer, Camille Claire Thiery, Chih – Hsiang Hsu, Dhruthi Reddy, Emma Katherine Sison, Elisa Fabia, Schönherr, Dimitria Mathioudakis, Ines Duarte, Ji Chen, Jieun Kim, Joana Filizola, Joe Rogers, Jon Anders Gulbrandsen, Julie Mangeard, Leo Lai Ho Yeung, Masafumi Inaba, Mina Mileva, Miriam Rader, Nikoletta, Staikou, Panp Meng, Stella Ouzounidis, William Nightingale, Xiao Lei Liu, Ying Jie Cai, Yu Syuan Su, Zijiang He, Zimu Tang

Wanderlust

‘Boom Boom’ by Tobias Buckel 2011, oil on canvas, 51×40 cm
Wanderlust
1 – 6 October
Kingsland Road Studios
Opening hours: 11.00 – 17.00
Opening: 1st October 2011 18.00 – 22.00

Wanderlust brings together the diverse work of a group of young German artists, architects and designers. The works on display are the outcome of a one year period spent in the UK at some of Britain’s most prestigious art and architectural teaching institutions like the Royal College of Art, the Architectural Association, Chelsea College of Art and Design, the Courtauld Institute of Art, Goldsmiths University of Art, the University of Westminster, and the Bartlett School of Architecture.

In Wanderlust, traditional fine art media like painting and print making meet photography, performance art and digital media. The use of different techniques and methodologies is paralleled by an equally wide range of artistic themes and questions. The exhibition asks the audience to explore ten autonomous positions. Experiences made by individuals during one year in London stay unequaled, but are framed for discussion and exchange.

Wanderlust has been initiated and generously supported by the DAAD (German Academic Exchange Service) London.

Contributors:
Tobias Buckel
Ute Klein
Wieland Payer
Kathrin Spirk
Ludwig Zeller
Anne Carina Völkel
Christian Hagemann
Susanne Stahl
Hans Diernberger

Curator: Mareike Spendel

Nigel Hall RA in Conversation with Peter Murray

Artists’ Laboratory 03 Free Talk

21 September 2011
In the Large Weston Room

Nigel Hall RA discusses his current exhibition and the inspiration he derives from landscape with Peter Murray OBE (Yorkshire Sculpture Park ). Nigel ran the MA sculpture course at Chelsea College of Art and Design from 1971 to 1981.

Supported by the Friends of the Royal Academy .
4–5pm; doors open at 3.30pm; no entry after 4pm.

Ticket Information

Lecture is free
Please bring your print at home ticket and/or your booking reference number to gain entry to the event.

Booking Options

1. Click here to book online
2. Telephone 020 7300 5839 (open Monday–Friday, 9.30am–5.30pm)

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