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transient lines of connection | Friday, 07 November 08 through to Wednesday, 19 November 08
The whole universe is woven together through multiplicities of seemingly chaotic but functional neural like networks; I visualise them constantly growing – connecting, within us, outside of us, weaving in and out forming a complex structure-less web...or is it? Megha Nagendra's exhibition is a collection of sculptures and installations made from recycled materials.
Signifiers | Friday, 24 October 08 through to Wednesday, 05 November 08
A collection of work by Barry Brown, Hope Fitzgerald, Claire Griffiths, David Mortlock, David Robinson, Claire Smith and Claire Sparkes, that explores points of communication and interconnectivity. The ritual of the everyday and relationships are examined with reference to their placement within space and time through objects and ideas.
(Images of work by Claire Griffiths, Claire Smith, Barry Brown and Claire Sparkes respectively)
Dissolving Architecture | Friday, 10 October 08 through to Wednesday, 22 October 08
Christine Ellison’s work is broadly concerned with global warming, with particular reference to erosion and corrosion of stone in an architectural context. She sees her work as the completion of the cycle of evolution of stone from the natural landscape to the manufacture of buildings and finally to a sculptural identity. Christine re-carves original architectural pieces, which have needed to be replaced due to the impact of weathering. Through carving she dissolves the stone to further alter the surface tension, returning it back to its original sedimentary state.
An Indian Summer | Friday, 26 September 08 through to Wednesday, 08 October 08
A collection of exquisite Indian miniatures painted in the traditional style alongside larger canvas work inspired by travels in India by Hayley Brown. Jennie Brown’s paintings are vibrant, energetic abstracts capturing the colours of India. Also some atmospheric landscapes depicting her fascination with the spirituality of people and places.
Exhibition | Friday, 12 September 08 through to Wednesday, 24 September 08
Set out as a collaboration between 3 artists; Luke Morrison
Rauli Nykanen, Caleb Simmons, this exhibition involves a consideration of space as it is activated in terms of the viewers unsuspectingly becoming actors within the show - it's concepts as well as the space. The movement of bodies become entangled in an assemblage of relations.
Outside | Friday, 29 August 08 through to Wednesday, 10 September 08
Vincent Lloyd continues to look at the varied, less celebrated aspects of the contemporary landscape and street scene; the result is a new collection of paintings that reflect our priorities.
Sex, Death and Rock and Roll | Friday, 15 August 08 through to Wednesday, 27 August 08
Young contemporary illustrators, Kieron Rhys Johnson and Layla Boyd make their debut in Folkestone. Visually exploring and tackling elements of the popular culture which they are subscribed to.
The King and I | Friday, 01 August 08 through to Wednesday, 13 August 08
30 years after his death, Elvis Presley still has a firm hold on the collective imagination and this
still continues to grow as younger people discover the King. This exhibition takes an inter-disciplinary approach in the selection of exhibition artists. Painting, print and sculpture are represented as well as textiles, electronic media and installation. It is curated by Phil Evans and supported by the University College for the Creative Arts.
The exhibition brings together work from Andrew Fisher, Andrew Park, Ben Kidger, Caron Ottewell, David Frankel, Gabrielle Collard, Hatem El Imam, Krister Klassman and Gemma Varley, Nic Clear, Phil Evans, Richard 'Ick' McIvor,Robert Huber and Sue Fisher.
Other People's Photographs Too | Saturday, 14 June 08 through to Wednesday, 30 July 08
In collaboration with Moblog UK, Other Peoples Photographs Too is building an online networking community using images of people and events in the streets. Put yourself on the map! Send new images from your mobile, email or scan your photographs in the gallery. Visit www.strange.org.uk for updates on how to get involved.
Dead Dogs and Plaster Saints | Friday, 30 May 08 through to Wednesday, 11 June 08
New works from Arron Miles and Gillian Sewell that attempt to embrace flesh, death, sex and belief through the brutal and inspiring potential of paint. From colour that confronts to the polite acceptance of religious delusions the pairing of two painters has evoked their most poignant works to date.
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