SLIPPAGE: The Unstable Nature of Difference
Curated By Lesley Halliwell and Jo Thorne
Including work by: Katherine Araniello, Lisa Bufano & Jason Tschantre, Eric Fong, Lesley Halliwell, Paddy Hartley, Karen Heald & Susan Liggett, Andrew & Eden Kotting, Noemi Lakmaier, Daksha Patel, Jo Thorne and Alexa Wright.
9 - 27 March 2015
Contemporary Art Space Chester,
Sim Smith interviews Lesley Halliwell for Sim Smith Gallery
The Sim Smith Gallery works closely with a select group of artists to exhibit at significant contemporary art fairs and off-site exhibitions and projects whilst promoting the work of its artists to collectors, curators and museums from around the world.
Read the full interview here or visit the Sim Smith website http://sim-smith.com
A one day symposium to accompany the exhibition SLIPPAGE: The Unstable Nature of Difference will take place on Friday 13 March (9.30 - 3.30) at the University of Chester.
Read MoreCurated by Lesley Halliwell and Jo Thorne
9 - 27 March 2015 at Contemporary Art Space Chester
I am really excited to announce the forthcoming opening of SLIPPAGE: The Unstable Nature of Difference.
Read MoreI am delighted that a recent Grants for the Arts application has been successful and that I am able to step into the world of curating!
Freak Show - The Unstable Nature of Difference will be co-curated with artist Jo Thorne and take place at Contemporary Art Space Chester, Spring 2015.
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H-Project Space, Bangkok - 5th June - 6th July 2014
Transition Gallery, London – 20th September – 12th October 2014
The Usher Gallery, Lincoln – 19th December 2014 - 19th April 2015
Curated by Andrew Bracey this innovative exhibition features the work of 118 international artists who have each selected a close-up from one of their paintings. These details will be printed and displayed together to give both a tantalising glimpse into the artworks, and create a huge collage of images. The exhibition will launch at H-Project Space in Bangkok this summer, before touring to Transition Gallery and The Usher Gallery in the UK later this year.
More information can be found at: http://www.paintingdetail.com/
Read MoreFollowing a very successful tour, the final venue for Beauty Is The First Test is the National Craft Gallery, Kilkenny City, Ireland.
16 May - 9 July 2014
Curated by Liz Cooper the exhibition sets out to show that art and mathematics are more closely bound together than many perceive and that the enjoyment of one can enhance the understanding of the other.
Further information: http://www.nationalcraftgallery.ie/exhibitions/beauty
A review of the exhibition by Glenn Adamson can be read here:
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