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Current
exhibition |
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George
Baker - Evangelina Basdekis - Matt Blackler - Brian
Block - Louise Colbourne Jan Hackon Eriksen - Dave
Farnham - Matthew Girandeau - Sophie Gordon - Patrick
Gould – Anne Guest - Bill Howard - Pill and
Galia Kollecktiv - Moon Na - Ella Nordstrum -Kate
Pelen - Karl Price -Melissa Rancho - Lucy Smith
Private
view Thursday 2nd August from 6pm.
Featuring live actions by Ella Nordstrum
live audio by Konstruct and The Editor.
Opening hours 12pm-6pm Fri – Sun.
10-16 Ashwin Street, Dalston, London E8 3DL
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| Interactive
video space |
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Portable
project space in development, an arena with video,
audio, and interactive triggers. Developed for a cinema,
a stage for performances, classroom for experiments,
and workshop floor. |
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Sun
Stories
Led by Jenny-May While (Dancer, Director
and Choreographer), Bill Howard (Interactive Video)
and Leo More (Interactive Audio) |
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Dance
project with video and audio interaction. Inspired
by stories, tales, fables, poetry, songs, facts and
statistics about the sun, found in a variety of forms
and cultures. The performance is based on an exploration
of the way the body inhabits space (dance/theatre/
acrobatics) which will be designed to give the spectators,
through proximity to the performers and by inhabiting
a shared space, a kinaesthetic experience. The use
of live and recorded sound is an integral part of
the creation. Musicians are located at various places
in the space with different instruments. Video screens
placed in the space are linked to cameras, which the
video artists will use throughout to film both performers
and spectators, cutting and looping, and improvising. |
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| Shadow
puppet workshop |
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Produced
by Damien Barnecutt and Staynormal.com, this highly
popular film workshop for children features a complete
process from puppet to DVD. Storytelling and imagination
are the key to producing highly innovative works with
their own gala night!
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Inter-site
broadcast
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With
the support of Pitchless, The Projection Gallery are
developing a streaming architecture with web-cams
to capture, document and broadcast activities on video
from exhibitions, to other sites around the UK, and
further afield on the web. Interaction is to be encouraged
with remote sites through documentation and audio,
with members at other sites contributing to a wider
production. Negotiations are in progress for terminals
and screens in other locations, including redundant
technology partnerships with designers and artists
to place terminals.
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| Workshops
and knowledge exchange |
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Workshops
and knowledge exchange
The collection of viewpoints, ideas and issues raised
are a valuable resource to further development of those
involved, and as such will be archived. They will become
a linked resource matrix of documents on the website
and as real-space bulletin board, alongside notices
and leaflets inviting public opinion and as a comments
book. |
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| Website,
server space and DVD documentation |
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The
Projection Gallery website will include samples of the
works shown as a group. It will provide architecture
for artist's galleries and thorough documentation of
past exhibitions, streaming broadcasts both as preparations
for and during the shows.. Server space will be provided
to participants to use as virtual practice space. A
forum will provide for debate and communication between
participants, whilst open documents will be used to
prepare themes and concepts. Links and promotions will
be forged with supportive partner organisations. |
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