Through its programme of residencies, Standing
Room offers curators the time and freedom to develop independent
projects in a studio space, and offers artists the opportunity
to experiment with the presentation of their work outside of conventional
gallery settings.
Standing Room residencies support the professional
development of curators and artists, providing a hub for practice-based
research within an environment that encourages collaboration and
peer mentoring.
The first residency
'Residual Traces', in October 2007 coincided with the launch the
studios. More
details...
See
review by Jos Smith... |
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| Xymphora |
Xymphora
'Tropical Bodies'
Sept
- Oct 2008
Experimental work to be screened during the Open
Studio Weekend
24th -26th October
www.xymphora.co.uk |
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| "Xymphora’s
work intersects with derided strains of modern political and social
thought such as colonialism and fascism, the interest lying in both
what they ‘see’ and where they can be ‘seen’
in contemporary visual culture. We produce work in video, performance,
sculpture, print, text and drawing and believe our aesthetics and
artistic sensibilities more telling than a weighted response to
a given topic would be. We are trying to make things that are new.
The proposed work concerns itself with the explorative paradigms
and redemptive ethnographic tendencies of the cultures and attitudes
that spawned it. In the same manner that our ongoing project Initiation
Rites Anthology is both about ritual and of it, if we exploit whilst
we explore then we are complicit with that contradiction."
Xymphora
2008 |
| July
- August
2008 Anna Francis |
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Image © Anna Francis
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See WLTM
blog...
See Details...
See
Photos...
See invite...
See
Questionaire... |
| June
2008 Anna Roebuck |
| Re-Form
Anna Roebuck is currently undertaking a part-time MA researching
creative collaborations.
Her
work is concerned with the environment, recycling and reuse of
materials. She is currently exploring ideas around consumerism
and shopping, and challenging herself to produce community led
work that engages new art audiences.
'My
work crosses the boundaries of fine art, craft, design and community
art and I'm interested in the value systems that surround them'.
Anna Roebuck
A
Standing Room residency is allowing Roebuck to revisit a project
that had previously been forced to a premature end due to lack
of resources and support.
The
project is motivated by the use and reuse of objects and the sharing
of skills and ideas. Its theme is the examination and recreation
of the shopping experience. Roebuck intends to invite participants
to bring unwanted objects to the space and work with her to transform
them into something new.
Roebuck
will coordinate public participation through a series of 1-2-1
sessions and an ongoing see
webblog |
| April
- May 2008
Amelia
Beavis-Harrison |

April
- May 2008
Amelia Beavis-Harrison
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Crumb
is an exhibition and events programme designed for the Harrington
Mill, Standing Room by Amelia Beavis-Harrison. The exhibition
element of the programme aims to give an insight into the practices
of six of Nottingham based artists taken from various groups around
the city. The artists have been selected as collaborative duos,
to work together towards a final exhibition point, with artists
from the same studio groups working together.
The artists have been selected
to work together in a some what ‘chalk and cheese’
situation with none of the pairs previously collaborating prior
to the exhibition, and with individual practices varying considerably
as well as each duo being at different points with in the organisation
and their individual careers.
Where as the exhibitions take
artists from Nottingham, the talks take four groups, projects,
and organisation that are from out side of the Nottingham community,
with groups varying considerably in terms of set up, aims, audience
and social standing, each with an invaluable opinion, which will
come across with in the talks, the talks are based around Insight,
Location, Collaboration and Ambition.
Popcorn is a series film screenings
curated around the BBFC’s (British Board of Film Classification)
classification system with films being shown with relevance to
each category. The films show no set correlation to each other
and work independently as their own miniature showcases.
Crumb is producing a publication
to compliment the Crumb events and exhibition programme |
| Exhibition
and Events Programme
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Popcorn
2.43.44 PG
DIY
Film Screenings
Sat 17th May 2008
11am
– 2pm
Tony
Caunce, Sergio Cruz, Martin Hamblen, John Hiom, Richard O'Sullivan,
Scallydandan, Ian Thorley, Andy Wood, David Yates |
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Hobnob
8th
– 14th May
James
E Smith & Alexander Stevenson
PREVIEW
9th May 6.30 - 8.00pm
OPEN
DAYS
Sunday
11th May 3:00 - 5:30pm
Tues 13th May 3:00
- 7:00pm
<<<Invitation>>>
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©Image
Smith & Stevenson |
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'Natter
over the garden fence' |
| Sat
3rd May 2008
11am - 4:30pm |
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| Birmingham
/ Leicester / Lincolnshire / Derbyshire / Derby |
| Insight
/ Location / Collaboration / Ambition
A
day long series of talks exploring organisations and their
projects, with an opportunity to meet the people behind
the projects |
| 10:30am |
Arrive |
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11:00am - 12 midday |
Beacon Art Project, Lincolnshire |
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www.beaconartproject.com |
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John
Plowman talking about innovative visual arts projects in rural
Lincolnshire |
| 12:00
- 1:00pm |
Quad,
Derby |
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www.derbyquad.co.uk |
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Keith
Jeffrey speaks about Derby's new visual arts and media centre
due to open Summer 2008 |
| 1:00
- 2:30pm |
Lunch |
| 2:30
- 3:30pm |
Artober/Dot.
Leicester |
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www.artober.org |
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Sally
Rose Dibben and Hamish Walker talk about an Art's festival
launched in Octbober 2007 in Leicester |
| 3:30
- 4:30pm |
AAS,
Birmingham |
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www.aasgroup.net |
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Stuart
Tait and Anna Benlloch talk about the Birmingham organisation
which has no fixed membership but has involved over 200 artist-participants
since 2001. |
| A
day long series of talks exploring organisations and their
projects, with an opportunity to meet the people behind
the projects
Spaces are limited, to book a space please email crumb@ambh.org
Lunch
will be provided |
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| 24
– 30th April 'Goe' |
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'Goe'
Alan Armstrong & Steven Bradle
Launch Evening
Wed 23rd April 2008
7pm
– 9pm
24 – 30th April |
click on image |
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Sat
17th May
Popcorn
Selection
of film screening played thought the day
12am
– 8pm
22nd
– 28th May
Timothy
Dixon & Benjamin Hargrave
Private
view – 21st May 7pm
A
publication is been published alongside the 'Crumb' programme
to receive this publication please email – crumb@ambh.org
Open
evenings – 7pm – 9pm
Exhibitions
open daily – by appointment only please contact crumb@ambh.org
www.ambh.org
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| Tether
January - March 2008 |
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Curators in residence at Harrington
Mill Studios (www.standingroom.org) have recently developed
a mock production studio. They would like to invite artists/animators/filmmakers
to make a short film.
Postproduction can continue until 30th June 2008, in time
for screenings during the Summer.
During the filming process the artists in residence will
become production assistants.
There will be a meeting arranged prior to filming where
potential ideas and necessities will be discussed.
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| ALLOTMENT
EXHIBITION Dec
07 - January 31st 08 |
| Allotments,
an exhibition by open submission attracted artists from a wide
area including London, Manchester, Newcastle and Essex as well
as local artists. Participants each paid £10 for a 15 sq
inch plot which was selected online
See Standing Room
see
AN review by Bianca Winter...
see
review by Frances Ashton.... |
| Christopher
Parkes, Artist in Residence January 2008 |
| Christopher
Parkes artist in residence November 25 - January 27
See
www.standingroom.org
Parkes is working on a durational piece
that will grow in response to the various stages of Allotments'
curation, from its installation to its reconfiguration when toured
to Long Eaton's town hall. |
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| Hanging
Allotments - click here |
Images... |
| January
19 - 30, 2008 |
Touring
@Long Eaton Town Hall |
| Sat
26th Jan 12:00 - 2 pm 'The
Art of Allotments' Talk
and Presentation by Professor David Crouch, Derby University @ HMS
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| Friday
14 Dec 6pm - 9pm |
PREVIEW |
| Dec
15th - 16th 11
am - 5pm |
Allotment Exhibition
more
photos.... |
| Jan1st - Feb 4th 2008 |
Christopher
Parkes, Artist in Residence January 2008
Images... |
| Feb 4th |
Artquest visit and
PV of 'Grassed Site' by Christopher Parkes |
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