The Purdah Press, Lincoln High Street - 7th May 2015 (opening soon)
A4 Project, St Mary Le Wigford, Lincoln - 11th May to 18th May 2015. (opening soon)
'Misc. Don.' - 2nd May to the 5th of June 2015.
Misc. Don. is a collaborative exhibition with Lincolnshire Archives and artists, hosted at The Collection’s Courtyard Gallery.
The exhibition explores the intriguing relationship between how an archive is defined, how it is categorised, how it is used by a multitude of people, and how artists respond to archives and archiving.
Misc. Don. works in conjunction with Lincolnshire Archives’ Miscellaneous Donations collection, also known as ‘Misc. Don.’. This collection contains a plethora of interesting paper-based artefacts, reflecting the multi-stranded definition of what an archive can be. For this exhibition, the 'Misc. Don.' collection acted as a catalyst for the featured artists’ work; the classification bringing forth a prospect and excitement of the unknown.
The artists featured in the show respond to a selection of two boxes from the ‘Misc. Don.’ collection; one ‘unseen’ box which is not visible to them and the other a ‘seen’ box, the content of which the artists have seen. These exciting artistic responses, alongside the loans from Lincolnshire Archives, will be the focus of the show, showcasing archives and archiving in countless ways.
Artists include:
Holly Bowler
Kate Buckley
Dayanita Singh
Malynda Umland
Elizabeth Wright
Coming soon 'The Purdah Press' - 7th May 2015
'The Purdah Press' is a artists response to the theme of 'democracy'. (The Press will be handed out on Lincolns High Street on the 7th of May.)
Artists Include:
Alice Rawsthorn
Alec Shepley, Kate Buckley and Dale Fearnle (collaboration)
Danica Maier
Mustafa Hulusi
Holly Bowler
Gerard Williams
Patricia Ferguson
Eleni Zevgaridou
Thomas Cuthbertson
JCHP (Jeffrey Charles Henry Peacock)
Coming soon 'A4 Project - 纸素笺' Exhibition at St Mary Le Wigford - 11th May 2015 to 18th of May 2015
This is an exhibition which showcase peoples' creativity, particularly using A4 Paper. It will feature a wide range of creative responses to paper from invited artists, students, friends, teachers, children from a range of backgrounds, cultures and ages.
During this exhibit there will be a exhibit of different peoples creativity, as people from all walks of life will be coming together to respond to a simple piece of A4 paper. Be it teacher student artists of child, all with different backgrounds cultures and age gaps. Each person will make a piece in response to something so vital to everyday life. That will then be exhibited at St Mary Le Wigford, Lincoln.
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