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2 February – 24 April 2011

The CA2M will organize the exhibition Wilfredo Prieto. Tied up to the table leg from February 2nd to April 24th. This monographic exhibition, presents a great number of his recent works in addition to a great deal of pieces created especially for the exhibition. It is the first exhibition displaying a large amount of his works.

A special screening night offering a varied programme of experimental Animate films that deal with adult subjects. Themes include: sexual jealousy, suicide, masturbating microbes, bad language, thieving, arson, children coming to nasty ends, animal violence, violent children, cannibalism, bestiality, arson, violence. <br />
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The screening accompanies the Landings: re-viewing the world exhibition, that includes works by three artists that use animation techniques to offer new perspectives on the world we live in. <br />
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The programme:<br />
15th February, Tim Webb (1995, 6’35) <br />
3 Ways to Go, Sarah Cox (1997, 4’16”)<br />
Kingdom Protista, Andrew Kotting (2000, 5’18”)<br />
Dad’s Dead, Chris Shepherd (2002, 6’36”)<br />
The Emperor, Elizabeth Hobbs (2001, 4’20”)<br />
Safety Tips for Kids, Roz Mortimer (2003, 5’6”) <br />
Animal Tragic, Tim Macmillan (2004, 6’28”) <br />
Rabbit, Run Wrake (2005, 8’30”)<br />
Who I Am and What I Want, Chris Shepherd, David Shrigley (2005, 7’23”)<br />
Yours Truly, Osbert Parker (2006, 8’) <br />
The Black Dog’s Progress, Stephen Irwin (2008, 3’14”) <br />
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To book: Bookings can be made up until the beginning of the event or activity.<br />
To book please call 01392 431 786 or email<br />
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Because yer a gloriously curious creature, I’m sending along this launch, this grand bit riding handshake, a newly birthed digital poem, electronic fiction, net-art oddity.

Videographs build strange worlds through graphs overlaying 80s pop videos.
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Pie Fight Study 2
Dada is dead
The Bath

Los Angeles. You have to wonder when the United States is going to kick its cultural amnesia and get on with some real, workable, world-historical consciousness; when it’ll finally enter History rather than just history. My guess is in a century or two, when we’ve joined the underdogs and the past seems prettier and not [...]

J CITY Theater is currently accepting portfolios to review for solo and/or group exhibitions to be shown in conjunction with theatrical productions and other arts events during its 2010-2011 seasons. Artwork selected will be exhibited and also be included as part of the theatrical production. The entry fee for the Open Call is $35.00.tax-deductible and non-refundable. <br />
Jersey City, New Jersey, USA. <br />
Dead line 2010/10/10<img src="http://rhizome.org/syndicate/nothing.gif?f=announce" border="0"><img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/rhizome-announce/~4/7lq3dOxaAEk" height="1" width="1"/>

All my friends are dead, 2007, Installation view, Photo: William Nettles

Gardar Eide Einarsson
All My Friends Are Dead
Honor Fraser Gallery
December 01, 2007 — January 17, 2008

A couple of upcoming events well worth taking a look at:

 ’Rise of the Non Conformists’, Whitecross Street. As well as a two day street party two dozen artists will be turning the street into a giant canvas, including Burning Candy Crew, Carrie R…