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any day now, 2017, J.A. Nicholls (left). Postcard, 2017, Selma Parlour (right).
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A choreographed meeting.
16 January – 16 February 2018, The Stephen Lawrence Gallery, University of Greenwich Galleries.
Artists: Tobias Buckel, Liz Elton, David Lock, J.A. Nicholls, Selma Parlour, James Pimperton, Rebecca Molloy, Alex Roberts
Painting – the performance of structures, fragments and use of space within the perceived painted frame, and the relating inherent surround.
In bringing together these artists, through their distinct individual accounts and methodologies, the exhibition, The Performativity of Painting offers the opportunity to consider site-specificity, theatrical tropes, depicted surfaces, staging and the interconnectedness of the artwork’s context (in the works’ content and proximity). In this sense, the exhibition will seek to address painting's embodiment of the performative space. Curator: Alex Roberts
To access the full press release please download here
Opening hours: Tuesday-Friday: 11am-5pm, Saturday: 11am-4pm
Private view: Friday 19 January 2018, 6-8pm
Artists’ Talk: Saturday 10 February 2018, 1.30-4pm. To reserve a place please register here
STEPHEN LAWRENCE GALLERY, University of Greenwich, 10 Stockwell Street, London, SE10 9BD, Tel: 020 8331 995
Curator contact here
We would like to thank Dr. Ken Wilder for his insightful text, written specifically to accompany the exhibition. For those interested in gaining a copy of the catalogue please contact Alex
Dr. Ken Wilder is an artist and writer. Having practiced and taught architecture, he now makes site responsive installations and films. Based at Chelsea College of Arts, he is the University of the Arts Reader in Spatial Design. He has published widely on issues of reception aesthetics, including Bloomsbury’s 2016 anthology Painting: Critical and Primary Sources.
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