The work of Carol Robertson and Trevor Sutton is part of
Mono: An Exhibition of Unique Prints
7 July – 3 September 2017
Flowers
82 Kingsland Road
London E2 8DP
London
www.flowersgallery.com
Carol Robertson is taking part at the group show
make a mark
9 – 30 July 2017
Arthouse1
45 Grange Road
London SE1 3BH
www.arthouse1.co.uk
Carol Robertson & Trevor Sutton
22 July – 10 September 2017
Imprints Gallery
14 rue Jean Rousset
26400 Crest
France
www.imprints-galerie.com
Seeing Through Drawing – A Celebration of John Berger
8 July – 26 August 2017
Mandell's Gallery
Elm Hill
Norwich NR3 1HN
Norfolk, UK
http://www.mandellsgallery.co.uk/seeing-through-drawing/
The exhibition is arranged and selected by Martin Battye and John Christie.
A new publication Seeing Through Drawing – A Celebration of John Berger will be launched on the opening. The book is published by Objectif Press.
The book features a compilation of writings on the art and practice of drawing collected by John Christie. Objectif Press, the imprint of John Christie, published in 2016 the book Lapwing & Fox – Conversations between John Berger and John Christie. In 2000 the acclaimed book I Send You This Cadmium Red – A Correspondence between John Berger and John Christie was published by Actar, Barcelona.
In 2010 I Send You This Cadmium Red – John Berger and John Christie with music by Gavin Bryars was released on CD on Gavin Bryars' GB label
http://www.gavinbryars.com/work/disc/i-send-you-cadmium-red
http://www.objectifpress.co.uk/
Ian Whittlesea
Becoming Invisible (2017)
Art Night
London, 1 July 2017
Site-specific adaptation of an ongoing project
Immersive light and sound installation
Entrance at the signposted meeting point on the south-east side
Tower Bridge Road, London SE1 2UP
6pm–2am, every 40 minutes
Duration: 35 Minutes
Language: English
Ian Whittlesea invites the audience to take part in an illuminated
meditation in the Bascule Chamber, located inside Tower Bridge. His
ongoing work Becoming Invisible is adapted to the rarely accessed
cavernous space. This experiential and performative audio installation
is accompanied by a light show ranging from total darkness to the most intense light imaginable. The audience, in groups of 50, is guided down
into the chamber by the voice of hypnotherapist Ruth Sabrosa, alongside
the sound of rhythmic breathing and visualisation cues. Once in the
Chamber the participants are asked to reflect on the colour spectrum and finally to step into a white cloud, perhaps allowing them to become permanently invisible.
A project supported by Art Night’s Patron Circle 2017, kindly hosted by Tower Bridge.
this Event is sold out
http://www.artnight.london/#ian-whittlesea
http://www.ianwhittlesea.net/exhibitions_pages/ex_artnight/ex_artnight.html
Piiptsjilling – Fiif
‘Fiif’ the new and fifth album by Piiptsjilling is released on June 23rd by Peter Foolen Editions.
Piiptsjilling
consists of Jan and Romke Kleefstra (Alvaret Ensemble,
Kleefstra|Bakker|Kleefstra, etc.), Mariska Baars (soccer Commitee) and
Rutger Zuydervelt (Machinefabriek). They combine poetry with vocals,
guitars and electronics. Whether in the studio or live, they always
improvise. Without much discussion, they just start, and the music
magically pours out, sometimes ethereally beautiful and at other times
abstract and noisy.
Jan Kleefstra’s poems are in Frisian, a language
most listeners won’t literally understand, but can just as well be
experienced on a musical level, adding a sense of mysterious melancholy to the music.
Jan and Romke Kleefstra are also members of Kleefstra | Bakker| Kleefstra (with Anne Chris Bakker) and The Alvaret Ensemble (with Greg Haines and Sytze Pruiksma). Kleefstra | Bakker | Kleefstra released their 8th album ‘Dize’ (Midira Records) in February this year. The Alvaret Ensemble released their acclaimed self-titled debut album in 2012, with guests Peter Broderick and Martyn Heyne and recorded by Nils Frahm in the Grunewaldkirche in Berlin (Denovali Records).
Jan and Romke Kleefstra made with Celer and Rutger Zuydervelt the album GAU (MonotypeRec, 2012).
Mariska Baars makes music under the moniker ‘soccer Committee’, her first album ‘sC’ was released in 2007 (Morc Records). She collaborated with Rutger Zuydervelt on the albums ‘Gris Gris’ (Low Point, 2008), ‘Drawn’ (Digitalis & Morc Records 2008) and ‘Redrawn’ (self-released, 2012) with tracks of ‘Drawn’ covered and remixed by Peter Broderick, Taylor Dupree, Nate Wooley, Lawrence English, Mark Templeton and others.
Rutger Zuydervelt, often working under his alias Machinefabriek, released many solo recordings and collaborations. Machinefabriek’s music and soundscapes combines elements of ambient, modern classical music, minimalism, drone and field recordings. Rutger collaborated with many artists such as Michel Banabila, Nils Frahm, Richard Skelton, Dead Neanderthals, Peter Broderick, Wouter van Veldhoven, Gareth Davis and Tim Catlin. He composed music for dance and ballet and soundtracks for films. In 2011 he released his album ‘Sol Sketches’, the music for the film ‘Sol LeWitt’ by Chris Teerink. In 2016 he composed the soundtrack for the computer game ‘Astroneer’ (System Era, 2016).
The first album 'Piiptsjilling' was released in 2008 by Onomatopee (http://www.machinefabriek.nu/releases_-_collaborations/piiptsjilling).
‘Fiif’
doesn’t so much mark a new chapter for the band, but rather an organic
progression of their sound. There’s a rougher edge to it then on
previous albums like Wurdskrieme (Experimedia, 2010) or Moarntiids (Midira, 2014), and Mariska’s vocals have gained an even more important role.
The
album was recorded at Studio Landscape in Gau and mastered by Lawrence
English at 158, Brisbane, Australia, and is released on cd and as
download.
The CD is released in an edition of 300 copies and comes in
a vinyl transparent sleeve containing a folded poster with an image of a
painting by Mariska Baars and the lyrics in Frisian and English.
Fiif is available for 10 euro at
peterfooleneditions.bandcamp.com
or email me
peterfoolen@ziggo.nl
more info about Piiptsjilling and its members
piiptsjilling.bandcamp.com
machinefabriek.nu
machinefabriek.bandcamp.com
kleefstrabros.bandcamp.com
romkekleefstra.blogspot.nl/
morctapes.bandcamp.com/album/sc
Piiptsjilling – Fiif
‘Fiif’ is the new and fifth album by Piiptsjilling, to be released on June 23rd by Peter Foolen Editions.
Piiptsjilling consists of Jan & Romke Kleefstra (Alvaret Ensemble, Kleefstra|Bakker|Kleefstra, etc.), Mariska Baars (soccer Commitee) and Rutger Zuydervelt (Machinefabriek). They combine poetry with vocals, guitars and electronics. Whether in the studio or live, they always improvise. Without much discussion, they just start, and the music magically pours out, sometimes ethereally beautiful and at other times abstract and noisy.
The album was recorded at Studio Landscape in Gau and mastered by Lawrence English at 158, Brisbane, Australia, and will be released on cd and as download.
The CD is released in an edition of 300 copies and is available for pre-order until 23 June for 8 euro at:
peterfooleneditions.bandcamp.com
or email me
peterfoolen@ziggo.nl
After 23 June the price is 10 euro
listen to the track 'Delstrutsen' on Soundcloud:
https://soundcloud.com/machinefabriek/piiptsjilling-delstrutsen
herman de vries
chance and change
17 June 2017 – 4 February 2018
MUSAC
Museo de Arte Contempoáneo de Castilla y León
Avenida de los Reyes Leoneses, 24
24008 León
Spain
www.musac.es
Roger Ackling / Carol Robertson / Trevor Sutton
27 May – 14 July 2017
Galerie Gisèle Linder
Elisabethenstrasse 54
4051 Basel
Switzerland
www.galerielinder.ch
photographs © 2017 by Serge Hasenboehler
Postal Object, sent by Peter Liversidge from Ridgefield, USA, some months ago and delivered by the post to me on Friday 2 June 2017
Plastic, postal stamps, acrylic paint, ø 10,4 cm
Hannah Lees is taking part at the group exhibition Companion Planting at the Goldsmith Allotment, London, an event exploring the intersection of art and ecology
Companion Planting
event on Saturday 3 June, 3-8pm
Goldsmith Allotment
University of London
London SE14 6NW
artists
Hannah Lees, Rachel Pimm, Andrea Zucchini, Åsa Sonjasdotter, Andreas
Sell, Michal Plata, Henry Mulhall, Laura Alabaf, The Mycological Twist,
Charles Matthews
http://www.thelivingroomprojects.com/
http://www.artlicks.com/events/6334/companion-planting
Stads Nauur Maken | Making Urban Nature
Jacques Vink, Piet Vollaard & Niels de Zwart
a book published by nai010 uitgevers/publishers, June 2017
320 pages, 24 x 17 cm, softcover
design by Yvo Zijlstra (Antenna-men)
isbn 978-94-6208-332-5
Making Urban Nature is a book with examples about nature-inclusive designing in European cities. It calls for the integration of the living conditions found in nature in the designs of buildings and outdoor spaces and includes practical examples and design suggestions.
One of the projects in the book is Tree Museum Wateringse Veld, The Hague, by heman de vries for which I supplied a photograph in the book. Other projects in this book are Brown Roof Laban Dance Center, London, by Herzog & De Meuron and Vogt Landscape Architects, Eden Bio, Paris by Maison Éduard François and Crinkle Crankle Wall Distripark Eemhaven, Rotterdam by Krijn Giezen & Roel Bakker.
for more info
http://www.naturalcity.nl/
http://natuurlijkestad.nl/?page_id=235
http://www.nai010.com/en/component/zoo/item/stadsnatuur-maken?Itemid=4
photograph bottom
Peter Foolen – Vlietpark, Wateringseveld, Den Haag, 29 September 2011.
In this park there are 43 species of oak trees, as a part of the Tree Museum by herman de vries.
the book is available at book shops for € 34,95
on Thursday 22 June at 19:30 hours there will be a discussion with the authors of the book at Pakhuis de Zwijger, Amsterdam. Free admission, see:
https://dezwijger.nl/programma/stadsnatuur-maken
Roger Ackling / Carol Robertson / Trevor Sutton
27 May – 14 July 2017
Galerie Gisèle Linder
Elisabethenstrasse 54
4051 Basel
Switzerland
www.galerielinder.ch
Trevor Sutton – Wonder Mist
14 May – 30 June 2017
Cairn
28 Viewforth Place
Pittenweem
Fife KY10 2PZ
Scotland
cairngallery@gmail.com
www.cairngallery.space
open by appointment until June 30th
