Thursday, February 28, 2013
Wednesday, February 20, 2013
TILT: An exhibition by SEA final year students
An exhibition by GSA, Sculpture and Environmental Art final year students
Phoebe Amis, Justyna Ataman & Aleksandra Roch, Gordon Douglas,
Carrie Gooch, Jamie Kane, Kenyersel, Amy Pickles and Louis Skehal
Opening: Thursday 21 February 2013 from 4pm to 8pm
including performances and film screenings throughout the evening
Exhibition: 22 February to 9 March 2013
In its third year, Platform and GSA's Sculpture and Environmental Art have worked in collaboration to offer the unique opportunity for final year students to create site related works at Platform, The Bridge. Over the past few months a selection of fourth year students have developed new art work in response to the architecture, surrounding area and the functions of the different facilities in The Bridge.
The exhibition will engage with the users of Platform and The Bridge in a variety of different ways, by exhibiting pieces of art works in unusual locations within the building; challenging our expectations and perceptions of visual art.
The exhibition will feature art works in the form of sculpture, film, photography, sound, installation, text and performance.
Platform
The Bridge
1000 Westerhouse Road
Glasgow
G34 9JW
Phoebe Amis, Justyna Ataman & Aleksandra Roch, Gordon Douglas,
Carrie Gooch, Jamie Kane, Kenyersel, Amy Pickles and Louis Skehal
Opening: Thursday 21 February 2013 from 4pm to 8pm
including performances and film screenings throughout the evening
Exhibition: 22 February to 9 March 2013
In its third year, Platform and GSA's Sculpture and Environmental Art have worked in collaboration to offer the unique opportunity for final year students to create site related works at Platform, The Bridge. Over the past few months a selection of fourth year students have developed new art work in response to the architecture, surrounding area and the functions of the different facilities in The Bridge.
The exhibition will engage with the users of Platform and The Bridge in a variety of different ways, by exhibiting pieces of art works in unusual locations within the building; challenging our expectations and perceptions of visual art.
The exhibition will feature art works in the form of sculpture, film, photography, sound, installation, text and performance.
Platform
The Bridge
1000 Westerhouse Road
Glasgow
G34 9JW
Wednesday, February 13, 2013
Sense Makes No Sense: David Sherry
Sense Makes No Sense
David Sherry
16 February - 13 April 2013
Please join us for the preview on Friday 15 February, 7 - 9pm
David Sherry’s art practice centres around performative ideas relating to everyday life and depicting ordinary
experiences from a new perspective. Exploring beliefs, social interaction and real experience. Making works
that re-access the acceptance of common values, exploring the thin vale of sanity and the contradictions in life.
Sherry gains, through his work, an insight into the psychological diversity of any singular situation, fragmenting
what is accepted and analysing a basic moment in day to day life. Conveying the idea that nothing is permanent
or stable, questioning what is understood and re-evaluating a collective perspective.
For his solo show at The Changing Room Sherry will present new video works alongside a new series of drawings & paintings.
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