Transitional States
TRANSITIONAL STATES
Campbell Works, 27 Belfast Rd, Cazenove, London N16 6UN, UK
Opening reception: 17th October 6.00pm – 9.00pm
17th – 20th October 2019. 12.00 noon – 6.00pm daily
Tom Crawford
Rosemary Jane Cronin
Dee Honeybun
Izzy McEvoy
Duncan Poulton
Simon Rattigan
Nicholas Smith
Guillaume Vadame
Dan Ward
“Campbell Works is delighted to present Transitional States, a project initiated by a collective of artists who have a common interest in the role of moving image and networks of distribution amid increasingly precarious conditions for studio and exhibition spaces. Having met during the LUX critical forum in London, 2018, they are testing their shared concerns through a group exhibition and publishing project.
Ongoing questions the group have been addressing; what potential does collaboration offer in the increasingly private spaces of art and creative production? How has the network become implicit in the distribution of moving image? Can art differentiate itself from online ‘content’? Transitional States has no defined end point but will attempt to create a few haptic moments in an increasingly immaterial process.
The exhibition and accompanying publication are part of Artlicks 2019
The Art Licks Weekend is an annual festival that showcases the work of pioneering young artists, curators, and project spaces in London. This year the festival takes on the title of Art Licks Weekend: Interdependence.”
Campbell Works, 27 Belfast Rd, Cazenove, London N16 6UN, UK
Opening reception: 17th October 6.00pm – 9.00pm
17th – 20th October 2019. 12.00 noon – 6.00pm daily
Tom Crawford
Rosemary Jane Cronin
Dee Honeybun
Izzy McEvoy
Duncan Poulton
Simon Rattigan
Nicholas Smith
Guillaume Vadame
Dan Ward
“Campbell Works is delighted to present Transitional States, a project initiated by a collective of artists who have a common interest in the role of moving image and networks of distribution amid increasingly precarious conditions for studio and exhibition spaces. Having met during the LUX critical forum in London, 2018, they are testing their shared concerns through a group exhibition and publishing project.
Ongoing questions the group have been addressing; what potential does collaboration offer in the increasingly private spaces of art and creative production? How has the network become implicit in the distribution of moving image? Can art differentiate itself from online ‘content’? Transitional States has no defined end point but will attempt to create a few haptic moments in an increasingly immaterial process.
The exhibition and accompanying publication are part of Artlicks 2019
The Art Licks Weekend is an annual festival that showcases the work of pioneering young artists, curators, and project spaces in London. This year the festival takes on the title of Art Licks Weekend: Interdependence.”