2011
]ps[+++ArtEvict
2011
FRIDAY 4th FEB 7pm onwards - Helena Hamilton + Maria dos Milagres + Stephanie Hurst + Jamie Lewis Hadley + Roberto Sanchez-Camus + Victoria Gray + Johannes Blomqvist + Greestone Group + Hugh O'Donnell - SATURDAY 5th FEB 7pm onwards - Htein Lin + Mark Greenwood + Nathan Walker + Scarlet Lassoff + Nathalie Anguezomo Mba Bikoro + Bean + Leibniz + Group Action with; Jenna Finch + Jamie Lewis Hadley + Lyn Lu + Benjamin Sebastian + Kiki Taira + Agnes Yit
(original copy from the ]ps[ open event in collaboration with ArtEvict)
“London is giving birth. On the 4th and 5th of February 2011, ]performance s p a c e [ opens its doors for the first time and in collaboration with ArtEvict, draws the attention of the UK's art scene to the exciting talent that is performance action, now. Partake in this moment as we witness a rejuvenating mix of emergent and established artists - lone and group actions - champagne, glitter and hard labour. ]performancespace[ and ArtEvict want to celebrate a renewed and integral interest in community and collaboration NOW and we want to do it with you.
Unit 6 Hamlet Industrial Estate, White Post Lane, London E9 5EN TRANSPORT: Overground to Hackney Wick, Bus 276, 488, UL1, 26, 388 ]performancespace[ is an artist led non-profit organisation that seeks to provide studio and event space specifically for performance art. www.performancespace.org ArtEvict is a critical yet open platform for both emerging and established artists wishing to explore, question and experiment with various subject matters across a broad spectrum of methodologies. As the number of bodies that come into contact with ArtEvict grows, so does the critical engagement of the peer base, along with the network of support available to each and every individual.”
Unit 6 Hamlet Industrial Estate, White Post Lane, London E9 5EN TRANSPORT: Overground to Hackney Wick, Bus 276, 488, UL1, 26, 388 ]performancespace[ is an artist led non-profit organisation that seeks to provide studio and event space specifically for performance art. www.performancespace.org ArtEvict is a critical yet open platform for both emerging and established artists wishing to explore, question and experiment with various subject matters across a broad spectrum of methodologies. As the number of bodies that come into contact with ArtEvict grows, so does the critical engagement of the peer base, along with the network of support available to each and every individual.”
