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MILL24 PART2 Schedule 12noon - 12noon 29th - 30th May
Islington Mill, Salford, M3 2DD
Ground Floor:
Gallery:
12-14. Jerome Cooper
15-20. Matt Jackson
21-02. Jamie Thomas
03-04. Laura Lowe
07-08. Lois Macdonald and Helen Collett
09-10. Steven Hutchinson
10-12. Helen Abbott
Venue:
13-14. Peter Matthews
15-16. Seekers of lice
17-18. Bill Aitchinson
19-20. Matt Dekersaint
21-22. Annette Cookson/John Leyland : Blank Media
23-00. Bill Shatnerrr
01-02. Sam Gieben and Chris Mackenzie
03-08. Sam Gieben and Chris Mackenzie DJ set
11-12. Fivethreefive: Blank Media
Entry Corridor:
12-12. You
Courtyard:
00-03. 07-12. Bar-B-Q
12-12. Sam Gieben and Robbie Porter hiding places
Engine House:
12-00. Kim's homemade food12-00. LuckyPDF TV monitor
One69a Studio:
13-17. Screen printing workshop
First Floor:
Common Room:
12–12. Emily Phillips: Marielle Hehir/Hannah Mosley
Toilets:
12-12. Lucky PDF TV Monitor
Second floor:
12–12. Studio 204+206|Graham Dunning|Debbie Elvis|Jennifer Mcdonald|Louise Woodcock|Gary Fisher
12-12. LuckyPDF TV monitor
Fifth Floor:
12-12. Lucky PDF TV Studio
12-12. Sam Gieben and Robbie Porter hiding places
12-12. Rob Bellman
12-19. Tasha Whittle
20 - 23.30. Action Cover Party
00-08. Anna Beam and Rebecca Manley
Collett and Macdonald continue their working relationship as an artist couple in the latest and final installment of their 3-part installation series, Back and Forth. First exhibited in the Link Gallery and then as part of the Manchester Art Crawl, they now want to embrace their performative style in creating their concluding chapter for just one-hour as part of Mill24. Their work has developed in succession from part i, space, to part ii, sound, and now to part iii, performance. Performing Back and Forth part iiiwill act as a full stop to their working past, and form a creative platform for them to move forward from as live performers within a sculptural environment. They will move in mirrored ritual around the white-cube gallery space, now transformed into an all-new environment by its submergence in calico fabric; their strange, dance-like performance reflecting the overlapping confines and communication that make up their working relationship. Choosing to exhibit their piece at a time when the exhibition will be most quiet, the sensory deadening of sound that their abundant use of calico fabric creates, will be enhanced more than ever before. The audience’s perception of the artists and their environment will become one.
Mill24 Exhibition Date:
Curators: Saturday 24th April 2010 & Saturday 29th May 2010
Artists: Saturday 29th May 2010
Name/Pseudonym:
Helen Abbott
Location:
Manchester School Of Art – Interactive Arts
General Working Practice:
My work is based on every day life, the focus is around people; I am interested in surveillance and peoples reactions to the world around us.
Mill24 Exhibition:
We all leave traces of ourselves, be it something physical or just memories. I plan to track the flow of people during Mill24; while it is easy to see the movement of people as fast pace, constantly changing and new. I am looking closer, at the impressions we leave behind and making these traces more permanent to reflect the documentation of the passage of time within our lives, and the impact we all have upon our surroundings.
Mill24 Exhibition Date:
Saturday 29th May 2010
Contact email:
http://heleniarts.blogspot.com
Curriculum Vitae:
Free For Arts Festival 2010 John Rylands Library exhibition
Action Cover Party. Performance of Bruce Nauman’s “Violent Incident” with Adriano Digaudio
Name/Pseudonym:
Matt Jackson
Permanent Working Location:
Bristol
General Working Practice:
Matt Jackson builds interactive audio and video hardware and software. He uses MaxMSP, Arduino, Processing
and Flash to produce his work, which can take many forms. From live performance software and useful apps to
wireless midi controllers and large installations, Matt’s work always has a strong focus on play. Working with the
University of Wales, Bristol festival, Arnolfini, and Switch Dialogue, amongst others, Matt regularly runs workshops on the software he uses and showcases his own and local artists' work at local events.
Mill24 Exhibition:
Spirus is a large projection of a sound emitting double helix, which can be manipulated using four rotating controllers. The controllers change various aspects of the projection such as the shape, colour, speed and viewing angle.
The idea behind Spirus is to submerge the user into an audio and visual feedback loop, whereby both user input and output are intrinsically interconnected. The result is very addictive. The controls are not labelled, so much of the user experience is an exploration of the interface and how this affects the audio and the video.
Mill24 Exhibition Date:
Saturday 29th May 2010
Website:
http://jacksonmatt.wordpress.com
Contact Email:
Curriculum Vitae:
Curator of the A/V installations area at Bristol Festival '09 & '10. www.thebristolfestival.org
Exhibited interactive work at the Arnolfini in Bristol as part of unCraftivism. - http://www.craftivism.net
Exhibiting work at Simplexity Applied @Centerspace Gallery, Bristol. - http://www.simplexityapplied.org
