Swedenborg House Gallery is delighted to announce the opening of a new exhibition, Histories & Hauntings, on Friday 13th October. This show draws together a mixture of paintings, archival material, found objects, prints and photographs by Renchi Bicknell, B. Catling and Iain Sinclair. This is the third in a trilogy of staged interventions by Brian Catling and Iain Sinclair at Swedenborg House and is a reprisal of Albion Island Vortex, an exhibition held fifty years ago at the Whitechapel Gallery.
The opening night will be from 6pm-9pm and admission is free. Those wishing to attend should RSVP to info@swedenborg.org.uk or book via Eventbrite. The exhibition will run from 13th October to 22nd December.
A limited-edition publication has also been created to accompany the show, with texts (prose, poetry and academic) by Iain Sinclair, B. Catling, Renchi Bicknell, Claudia Barton, Steve Dilworth, Gareth Evans, Allen Fisher, Victor Rees, Matthew Shaw and Carol Williams.
Events are also planned for the exhibition including a screening of The Gourmet (1984) with a screenplay by Kazuo Ishiguro, introduced by Victor Rees and a conversation with the director Michael Whyte and Iain Sinclair. There will also be a collage of readings and screenings by Claudia Barton, Renchi Bicknell, Jack Catling, Allen Fisher, Andrew Kötting, Matthew Shaw and Iain Sinclair.
Swedenborg House Gallery is proud to present this exhibition of artwork and literature from Renchi Bicknell, B. Catling and Iain Sinclair. Histories & Hauntings is a powerful testament to the past and a unique new work birthed in the crucible of memory.
On Friday 13th October, Swedenborg House Gallery will open Histories & Hauntings, an exhibition featuring artwork and literature from Renchi Bicknell, B. Catling and Iain Sinclair. This is the third in a trilogy of staged interventions by the two artists at Swedenborg House and a reprisal of Albion Island Vortex, an exhibition held fifty years ago at the Whitechapel Gallery. The show will include a mixture of paintings, archival material, found objects, prints and photographs.
The opening night will be from 6pm-9pm and admission is free. Those wishing to attend should RSVP to info@swedenborg.org.uk or book via Eventbrite. The exhibition will run until 22nd December.
Accompanying the show is a limited-edition publication with texts (prose, poetry and academic) by Iain Sinclair, B. Catling, Renchi Bicknell, Claudia Barton, Steve Dilworth, Gareth Evans, Allen Fisher, Victor Rees, Matthew Shaw and Carol Williams. There will also be events throughout the exhibition run, including a screening of The Gourmet (1984) with a screenplay by Kazuo Ishiguro, introduced by Victor Rees and a conversation with the director Michael Whyte and Iain Sinclair, as well as a collage of readings and screenings by Claudia Barton, Renchi Bicknell, Jack Catling, Allen Fisher, Andrew Kötting, Matthew Shaw and Iain Sinclair.
Swedenborg House Gallery proudly presents Histories & Hauntings, a powerful testament to the past and a unique new work birthed in the crucible of memory.
Swedenborg House Gallery is pleased to announce the opening of a new exhibition, Histories & Hauntings, on Friday 13th October. Featuring artwork and literature from Renchi Bicknell, B. Catling and Iain Sinclair, this is the third in a trilogy of staged interventions by the two artists at Swedenborg House and a reprisal of Albion Island Vortex, an exhibition held fifty years ago at the Whitechapel Gallery. The show will include a mixture of paintings, archival material, found objects, prints and photographs.
The opening night will be from 6pm-9pm and admission is free. Those wishing to attend should RSVP to info@swedenborg.org.uk or book via Eventbrite. The exhibition will run until 22nd December.
Visitors can also look out for the accompanying limited-edition publication, featuring texts (prose, poetry and academic) by Iain Sinclair, B. Catling, Renchi Bicknell, Claudia Barton, Steve Dilworth, Gareth Evans, Allen Fisher, Victor Rees, Matthew Shaw and Carol Williams. There will also be events throughout the exhibition run, including a screening of The Gourmet (1984) with a screenplay by Kazuo Ishiguro, introduced by Victor Rees and a conversation with the director Michael Whyte
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