New Digital Collage
New Digital Collage
Co-curated with Fabio Paris. New Digital Collage is a year-long online project culminating in a group show at Galerie Charlot (Paris) and Daniel Benjamin Gallery (London) in 2021. Artists are encouraged to submit collage pieces to be periodically added to our online gallery, acting as a growing library of curated digital abstract works. www.newdigitalcollage.art
Witches, Scamps and Things
Kelly Sweeney
Witches, Scamps and Things
Kelly Sweeney
25 March – 4 April 2020 at Hoxton 253 (London, UK) POSTPONED
I wrote the Exhibition Text for Kelly Sweeney solo-show at Hoxton 253 as well as supporting with the curation of the exhibition. A curator & Artist in dialogue is also scheduled for the 29th March, followed by a Q&A. Reserve your free place here: https://www.hoxton253.com/kelly-sweeney.html
Celsius
Celsius
13th – 18th April 2020 at Mansions of the Future (Lincoln, UK) POSTPONED
Celsius Programme is part of Mansions of the Future’s Lincoln Live season and Antarctica In Sight – a UK wide cultural programme of activity supported by the UK Antarctica Heritage Trust. This series of talks, workshops and performances will explore the groundbreaking intersections of arts and STEM subjects with a focus on climate change and the uniquely precarious position of Antarctica in today’s sociopolitical climate. The week long programme will feature contributions from artists Rhine Bernadino, Lula Mebrahtu, Aidan Moesby and Josefina Nellimarka.
More info on: https://mansionsofthefuture.org/events/celsius-panel-discussion-qa-and-kairos-2-app-relaunch/
Where I’m Coming From
Where I’m Coming From
2nd – 30th September 2020 at Yinka Shonibare Studio (London, UK)
‘Where I’m Coming From’ is an experimental curatorial project aimed to disrupt traditional western hierarchies related to our adeptness for communication as well as our capacity for language – harnessing the potential for a communal organisation but also as a ground for separation.
Curated by _inventory platform (Rhine Bernardino & Linda Rocco), the month-long exhibition will respectively dedicate one week to four languages that are very much present and spoken by a big portion of the migrant community actively working and contributing to the British economy and yet highly invisible: Filipino, Taiwanese, Tamil and Berber languages. For each week we will showcase a visual art exhibition of native practices and live performances. It is the project’s aim to utilise only one specific language per week, in which the texts used to mediate the works will not be in English. By showcasing works from these communities, we want to highlight several micro-narratives of exclusion that tacitly exist within those who face cultural and language barriers. ‘Where I’m Coming From’ is an exercise in accessibility: it challenges the English-speaking audience to examine the artwork through a different lens in order to generate a common and shared desire for deeper communication.
Artists: Pio Abad, Vanessa Scully, Rhine Bernardino-Happy Ferraren, Yun-Ling Chen, Charwei Tsai, Aki Chiu, Yu-Chen Wang, Lilibeth Cuenca Rasmussens, Poonam Jain and more TBC.