
Research photo, display, Denny Farmland Museum, 2012
28 September 2013 - 12 January 2014: History Rising, on the Enclosure of Time
A solo project, series of residency periods, talks, an artists book and production of new work to be exhibited from September 2013 to January 2014.
Curated by Jes Fernie, organised in collaboration with Wysing Arts Centre, Wisbech Museum, Norwich Castle Museum, Outpost, Aid & Abet, Norwich University of the Arts, UK
History Rising is emanating from a body of research carried out during residencies at Wysing Arts Centre and Clare Cottage (both in the Eastern region of the UK) between 2010, 2011 and 2012. The project looks at systems of display and selection in Museums - where modernism bumps up against the heritage industry. Installations within public museums context will include sculptures which will be installed in amongst artifacts and display areas. This project will be accompanied by an artistsbook designed by Salome Schmucki.
More information coming soon.

Under Construction until Summer 2013: Enough Room for Space HQ,
ERforS Head Quarters in Belgium will provide a constant space for production, presentation and research, BE
2013 - 2016: Slow Space, Development of permanent public commission in Bjørvika, Oslo, NO A collaboration with Toril Johannessen, Public Art Program Bjørvika, curated by Claire Doherty (Situations), Oslo, NO
3 May - 3 June 2013: Notes on a New Nature, curated by Nicholas O'Brien, Arti et Amiciae, Amsterdam, NL
23 May 2013: Perceptions on Nature, symposium part of Ja Natuurlijk, Gemeente Museum Den Haag, The Hague, NL
8 June - 25 August 2012, I could have lived here, Museum M, Leuven, BE
June 2013: The Mess is a Place, publication, edited by Zoe Mendelson, London, UK
28 Sept. 2013 - 12 Jan. 2014: History Rising, on the Enclosure of Time, Curated by Jes Fernie, organised in collaboration with Wysing Arts Centre, Wisbech Museum, Norwich Castle Museum, Outpost, Aid & Abet, Norwich University of the Arts, UK
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