Stillunresolved

Seán Cummins is presenting new work at the Blyth Gallery, Imperial College, London. A Control Room Romance: The OperatorsBlyth Gallery, Imperial College, London20th November 2019 – 05th January 2020 Seán exhibits paintings of Nuclear Power Control Room Operatives absorbed in their supervisory task. He uses mid-twentieth century photographic imagery of…

BEAM EDITIONS will be presenting the publication No Telos! at a series of book fairs this Autumn including an official launch at Wiels Art Book Fair, Brussels (7 – 8 September) alongside London Art Book Fair (5 – 8 September) and at the Vienna Art Book Fair in October.

The NTU Fine Art Summer Lodge is well underway with many of the Stillunresolved artists taking part in this 10 day residency. The annual lodge is intended as an opportunity to think through making by being able to work for a while without many of the usual constraints and distractions.…

Emma Cocker has a 'research exposition' based on the collaborative research project  Choreo-graphic Figures published in the latest issue (Issue 18) of JAR, the Journal of Artistic Research. This issue includes a diverse approaches to publishing using this online research platform. More details: http://jar-online.netChoreo-graphic Figures: Scoring Aesthetic Encounters   Choreo-graphic…

Sunday 16th June 2019 Andrew Brown, Emma Cocker, Katja Hock, Andrew Pepper, Danica Maier, and Derek Sprawson will be showing work related to No Telos within the Resarch Pavilion at the Venice Biennale 2019. The Research Pavilion #3, situated in the Sala del Camino on Giudecca, is a vibrant, changing…

  Four artists from the NTU fine art course will be showing work in Enough is Definitely Enough, an exhibition curated by Andrew Bracey at General Practice in Lincoln. Louisa Chambers, Geoff Diego Litherland, Danica Maier, Andrew Pepper and Gerard Williams. Over 40 contemporary artists have made new artworks in response…

Ben Judd's solo exhibition, Nothing Human is Strange to Me opens on Monday 12th November, 6pm, at The Gallery, De Montfort University, Leicester with a performance at 6.30pm. Commissioned by fig-futures, the exhibition includes costumes, images from the university’s archives, objects based on artefacts excavated locally, and a video of the…

Emma Cocker has been invited to be part of the forthcoming Research Pavilion in the context of the Venice Biennale 2019 This will be part of a research ‘cell’ developed by Alex Arteaga entitled Through Phenomena Themselves: Exploring new possibilities of mutual enhancement between artistic and phenomenological research practices. More…