Site platform offered an opportunity to Yorkshire-based artists to use the gallery space to undertake explorative, cumulative, interactive, performative, experimental, in-progress or durational work. Creating a space where new ideas or processes could be tested and related to an audience through timed events or by an ongoing schedule throughout the week.
The exhibition In the City of Last Things ran concurrently with the 10th Venice biennale of architecture which focused on cities and social dynamics.
Transmission: Speaking and Listening is an annual series of lectures supported by the School of Cultural Studies at Sheffield Hallam University, in collaboration with the Site Gallery and the Showroom Cinema.
Katya Davar, Paul Noble,Torsten Slama use drawing and animation to present projections of alternative urban and social possibilities. Skirting dystopia, perhaps closer to the original meaning of utopia as ‘no place’, the artists project personal no places which blend flawed utopian fantasies and altered ecosystems and which question the possibilities for perfected urban-industrial societies.
Jordan Baseman’s work, made during a residency at Thorncliffe Football Club, High Green, Sheffield, deals with aspiration, poetry and belief. The work uses the idea of amateur football to investigate identity, desire, dreams and fantasy. Beautiful, funny and touching, Sunday Morning, reflects the local and universal characteristics of the sport.
An exhibition of international animation works. The project takes the form of a self-selection video lounge in the gallery spaces at Site where visitors can select works to view from a ‘menu’ of international works. Taking in stop-frame, digital, drawn and lens-based animation, the project gives both an overview of work recently produced in this area and also very personal selections from artists and curators.
Wu Chi-Tsung is from Taipei and studied film and video at the Taipei National University. His work has been exhibited at the Mori Art Museum, Tokyo, Seoul Museum of Art, South Korea, Experimenta in Melbourne, Australia and at the Taipei Fine Arts Museum.
ART SHEFFIELD 05: Spectator T is a city-wide contemporary art event which takes place within Sheffield’s major galleries, project spaces, non-gallery venues and public sites from 28 October to 27 November 2005. The programme includes a mix of emerging and established artists and comprises existing works and new commissions, all responding to a fictional Spectator T who is antagonistic to art.
Transmission: Speaking and Listening is an annual series of lectures supported by the School of Cultural Studies at Sheffield Hallam University, in collaboration with the Site Gallery and the Showroom Cinema.
Following his highly successful first UK exhibition, ‘American as Well’ at Site Gallery in 2004, artist Martin Sastre is returning to Sheffield to participate in the gallery’s International Residency Programme.
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