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Third Angel
Class of '76
18 October 2001
In May 1976, 35 children posed for this class photograph in the hall of Chuckery Infant School in Walsall. In 1999 we made a short performance piece called Class of ’76, using this photo as the basis for telling lies and fibs to the audience.
Immediate 2
New Work New Media
12 October - 23 November 2001
mmediate 2 follows on from our highly successful launch of this bi-annual project in November 1999. The exhibitions features the work of 13 recently graduated regional artists working in a variety of media.
Transmission Series 1 – Artists’ Talks
Theme: Spatiality, Homelessness & Anxiety, and Performativity, Repetition & Acting
1 October 2001 - 30 March 2002
Transmission Series ‘Spatiality, Homelessness & Anxiety, and Performativity, Repetition & Acting’ ran from October 2001 to March 2002 including artist talks from Sharon Kivland, Adam Chodzko and Simon Patterson.
Rut Blees Luxemburg, Effie Paleologou, Sophy Rickett
We are No Longer Ourselves
18 August - 5 October 2001
We are no longer ourselves is a photographic exhibition which examines the enigmatic subject of the nocturnal city. Rut Blees Luxemburg, Effie Paleologou and Sophy Rickett inhabit the streets, exploring how urban life transforms after dark.
Everything is Number
Group Exhibition
30 June - 11 August 2001
Certain contemporary artists are currently working with number and mathematics in ways which imply less that the world can be explained solely by number but that it is a way of interpreting the world and calling into question the sovereignty of systems over randomness.
Breda Beban
Too Early for sorrow, Too Late for Happiness?
30 May 2001
Breda Beban, whose solo exhibition Still commissioned by Site Gallery in May 2000, returns to perform a one-off live event, blurring the boundaries between movies and the visual arts.
Mat Collishaw
Solo Exhibition
12 May - 23 June 2001
New video sculptures and projections by the renowned British artist. Mat Collishaw fuses antique and contemporary technologies in his unique strain of moving-image sculpture, as precious as it is provocative.
Anne Lydiat
One Swallow Doesn't Make a Summer
1 May - 8 May 2001
A video loop of a mechanical bird trapped in a building is accompanied by the sound of swallow calls as they return to Britain for the summer, traditionally in the first week of May
Stephanie Bolt and Max Dean
Quality Control
24 March - 6 May 2001
An exhibition about value & uniqueness and the means and context in which we make value judgements. In the centre of the gallery is a machine which shreds snapshot photographs (for which there are no negatives) unless they are saved by a viewer placing their hand on a plaque. In order to avoid destruction the photos must have value ascribed to them by the viewer.
Live Art Symposium
Tehching Hsieh, Mike Stubbs, Ann Whitehurst, John Slyce, Roddy Hunter & Jemima Stehli
9 March 2001
Tehching Hsieh is an artist who uses his own life as his means of expression. ‘His work consists of five One Year Performances, done between the years of 1978 and 1986…