Standing in the Shade is a group installation show discussing aura and affect, dealing with ephemeral encounters in a contemporary climate dominated by reproduced images. Interrogating the lived experience of the artwork – a shade blown from beneath the trees – this exhibition invites us to re-consider our positions as viewers of art today.
Standing In TheShade Installation view
Artists include: Nancy Allen, Kirsty Andrew, Charlotte Barnard, Verity Birt, Stephane Blumer, Tom Estes, Charlie Franklin, Oliver Hickmet, Eva-Maria Gisler, Matthew Miles, Emily Motto, Noot.Club, Hannah Regel, Helen Robertson, Marion Sagon, Rebecca Sangster, Tamsin Snow & Sarah Tynan, Dominique White.
Curated by: Elaine Tam Opening hours Wednesday through Sunday from 11am to 6pm. Through to Sunday 24th January. Mile End Art Pavilion Mile End Park, Clinton Rd, London E3 4QY
“The Sheep are among the animals that people like most. It is gentle and calm. Since ancient times people have learned to use its fleece to make writing brushes and skin to keep warm. As it is white, people describe delicate and precious white jade to be ‘suet jade’. Thus it is close to the meaning of good things.”
The much-anticipated sixth edition of The Catlin Guide will showcase the UK’s most talented new artists, compiled by curator Justin Hammond. Now established as an indispensable reference for followers of contemporary art, this limited edition annual publication highlights prevailing and future trends, and has become a collectable item in its own right.
