Belle Gunnes by Kristian Evju

MA Fine Art graduate Kristina Evju will be exhibiting at the Islington Arts Factory alongside 9 other 2011 graduates in a show called Metamorphose.
Metamorphose
4 – 25 November 2011
Preview: Friday 4 November, 7-9pm

Islington Arts Factory
2 Parkhurst Road 
London
N7 0SF

Some of London and the South East’s most talented graduates present works in drawing, painting, site-specific installation, large-scale print, photography and sculpture.

David Cutts, Kristian Evju, Joseph Goody, Jonathan Kelly, Jessica Piddock, Chloe Precey, Jennifer Price, Dylan Shields, Katharine Tolladay, Simon Veis.

The unique nature of Islington Arts Factory has inspired site specific installation work from Katherine Tolladay, as she references the multi-arts nature of the centre in a new collaboration with performance artist and choreographer Antje Hildebrandt. Simon Veis has created a new drawing installation inspired by the fascinating history and architecture of the building.

Sculptor Dylan Shields has created a new large scale cardboard piece based on The Incredulity of Saint Thomas by Bernard Strozzi. Also on a grand scale is Jennifer Price’s mono print of a shopping trolley on to fabric.

Just-us is a challenging series based on Jessica Piddock’s correspondence with criminals awaiting execution on death row in the USA; from this she has developed an installation especially for Metamorphose featuring a portrait of Steven Woods who was executed on the 13th September this year.

Deer Girl by Kristian Evju

Kristian Evju has created two new drawings fro metamorphose; his enigmatic imagery evokes limbo states, where animal and human protagonists are frozen in dramaticjuxtaposition. David Cutts presents key works from his series exploring early childhood and memories of the Fairground. Other exhibitors include photographer Chloe Precey and painters Joseph Goody and Jonathan Kelly, who will exhibit highlights fromtheirdegree show presentations.

Curated by Eleanor Pearce
Islington Arts Factory

MA Textile Design graduate Charlotte Juin has organized a pop up store in Brixton to promote and sell both her own work and that of other designers, most of whom she studied alongside at Chelsea.

Pop-up design will take place from 23 – 27 of November at 115 Dulwich Road in the vibrant area of Herne Hill / Brixton. The pop-up store has only one leitmotiv “creativity and quality” and aims to promote emerging talents. You will find a wide range of products (photography, fashion, interior design) and a space to meet and share. Each product has a story to tell and has been chosen for its quality and original concept.

Pop-up design is an event where fashion, interior, jewellery meet for all to enjoy !

Opening Hours

Wednesday 23 November, 18.00 – 21.00
Thursday 24 - Saturday 26 November,  10.00 – 20.30
Sunday 27 November,  11.00 – 19.00

http://pop-up-design.tumblr.com

Late At Tate Britain
Beyond Apocalypse

Friday 4 November 2011 / 18.30–21.30

Sean Dower, a member of Chelsea’s Fine Art staff, will feature in this month’s Late at Tate event in a piece with Richard Wilson.

Taking inspiration from the current John Martin: Apocalypse exhibition, this event will explore apocalyptic visions from a contemporary viewpoint.

Encounter performances from Richard Strange’s CABARET APOCALYPTICA and live interventions from Bag of Blood (Sean Dower and Richard Wilson) and Kelly Dearsley, Bonfire Madigan Shive and witness DJ sets from Gavin Turk, spoken word from Kate Tempest, and talks and screenings curated by Tate Collective.

Late at Tate events and entry to the Collection Displays is free. Charges apply to special exhibitions.

For More details please see:   http://www.tate.org.uk/britain/eventseducation/lateattatebritain/25030.htm