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Monday, 1 August 2016
Monday, 20 June 2016
A.S.S.E.M.B.L.Y at Tate Modern
Emma McGarry has been working as Lead Artist for the Special Schools Preview of the New Tate Modern which took place on June 16th 2016.
As part of the programme she invited Kate Elliott, as one of eight artists, to collaborate on an exchange, the outcome being a series of new learning resources, for use on the day and from now onwards.
For their Tate exchange Kate Eliott and Emma McGarry (KEEM) compiled a list of words that connect their two practices. They then individually compiled a 'mix-tape', with each song relating to one of the words, before sharing them with one another. From this exchange, the following resource was created: Y IS FOR YOU (AND ME) CAN HAVE IT ALL.
Devised by Emma, the Special Schools Preview
- known as A.S.S.E.M.B.L.Y - included a manifesto proposing YOU CAN HAVE
IT ALL. On the morning of June 16th 2016 the doors to the new Tate
Modern were thrown open to 3000 school students from across the
UK as its first public visitors.
On arrival at Tate, groups of school students were given one of the eight artist learning resources, each of which relates to a specific collection of works within the building. KEEM's resource - Y IS FOR YOU (AND ME) CAN HAVE IT ALL - connects to the Louise Bourgeois Artist Room in the new Switch House extension of the Tate Modern, where groups of students created their own 'mix-tapes', in response to chosen Louise Bourgeois artworks.
Alongside the resources, special events and activities ran throughout the day, and the soundtrack of KEEM's above exchange was shared through a silent disco.
As part of the programme she invited Kate Elliott, as one of eight artists, to collaborate on an exchange, the outcome being a series of new learning resources, for use on the day and from now onwards.
For their Tate exchange Kate Eliott and Emma McGarry (KEEM) compiled a list of words that connect their two practices. They then individually compiled a 'mix-tape', with each song relating to one of the words, before sharing them with one another. From this exchange, the following resource was created: Y IS FOR YOU (AND ME) CAN HAVE IT ALL.
Y IS FOR YOU (AND ME) CAN HAVE IT ALL
devised by artist Emma McGarry through an exchange with artist Kate Elliott
On arrival at Tate, groups of school students were given one of the eight artist learning resources, each of which relates to a specific collection of works within the building. KEEM's resource - Y IS FOR YOU (AND ME) CAN HAVE IT ALL - connects to the Louise Bourgeois Artist Room in the new Switch House extension of the Tate Modern, where groups of students created their own 'mix-tapes', in response to chosen Louise Bourgeois artworks.
Alongside the resources, special events and activities ran throughout the day, and the soundtrack of KEEM's above exchange was shared through a silent disco.
Friday, 21 November 2014
The Swap
Curator Stuart Pilkington recently approached us to ask if we would take part in his latest photography project The Swap. Here are our portraits.
The Swap is a very simple concept. On two separate days two photographers photograph each other and create two portraits. On day one, person one is the photographer and the other is the subject and on day two they swap roles so that the photographer becomes the subject and visa versa.
The idea of being in front of the camera is abhorent to a lot of photographers but for those who are willing to take part it is an opportunity to create something collaboratively with another photographer.
Click here for further information, and click here to view our portraits on The Swap website.
© KEEM/Kate Elliott and Emma McGarry
The Swap is a very simple concept. On two separate days two photographers photograph each other and create two portraits. On day one, person one is the photographer and the other is the subject and on day two they swap roles so that the photographer becomes the subject and visa versa.
The idea of being in front of the camera is abhorent to a lot of photographers but for those who are willing to take part it is an opportunity to create something collaboratively with another photographer.
Click here for further information, and click here to view our portraits on The Swap website.
Monday, 28 July 2014
KEEM at Artslav
Over the last couple of days KEEM have installed a selection of works at ArtsLav in Kennington, ready for tomorrow's Footsy Index poetry event.
Click here for further information and, if you're in the area, do come along!
Footsy Index # 6
7pm, 29 July 2014
Artslav, Kennington Cross, SE11 4UZ
KEEM at Artslav
It went out of commission almost one hundred year's later, in 1988, during a period of public convenience closures in the local surrounding area. Now a listed building it retains many of it's original features, including marble urinals, a ventilator shaft, and attendant's booth.
Thursday, 10 July 2014
EXHIBITION: ArtsLav
At the end of the month KEEM will be exhibiting a selection of works at ArtsLav, Kennington, to coincide with Footsy Index's next poetry event.
Here are a few pictures we took of the space when we popped by a couple of days ago to have a look and start planning the show.
Further details to follow soon...
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Artslav is a community arts venue located at Kennington Cross in Kennington, London. It started life as an underground Victorian gentlemen's public toilet, built in 1898.
It went out of commission almost one hundred year's later, in 1988, during a period of public convenience closures in the local surrounding area. Now a listed building it retains many of it's original features, including marble urinals, a ventilator shaft, and attendant's booth.
Here are a few pictures we took of the space when we popped by a couple of days ago to have a look and start planning the show.
Further details to follow soon...
Artslav is a community arts venue located at Kennington Cross in Kennington, London. It started life as an underground Victorian gentlemen's public toilet, built in 1898.
It went out of commission almost one hundred year's later, in 1988, during a period of public convenience closures in the local surrounding area. Now a listed building it retains many of it's original features, including marble urinals, a ventilator shaft, and attendant's booth.
Tuesday, 1 July 2014
'A Time for Dreams' - Moscow International Biennale for Young Art
The Biennale runs from 26 June - 10 August
The Study of Peter Pan, photo and video installation © Kate Elliott
The Moscow International Biennale for Young Art, one of the largest and most ambitious projects in the field of contemporary art, combines the creative initiatives of artists of the new generation from Russia and abroad.
For this fourth edition of the Biennale artistic director David Elliott has chosen the title A Time for Dreams in acknowledgement of the chronic precariousness of our own times and the urgent need for the dreams and visions of younger and future generations to break the barrier of ‘things as they are’ to make things better.
The main project of the Biennale in 2014 will be presented in the Museum of Moscow. The educational programs of the Biennale will also be organized in collaboration with the museum.
Click here for further information and a full list of participants.
Founders: The Ministry of Culture of the Russian Federation, the Department of Culture of the City of Moscow, National Centre for Contemporary Arts (NCCA), Moscow Museum of Modern Art (MMOMA) Organizers: National Centre for Contemporary Arts (NCCA), Moscow Museum of Modern Art (MMOMA)
Co-organiser of the Main Project: The Museum of Moscow
Artistic Director of the Biennale: David Elliott
Biennale Theme: «А Time for Dreams»
Event Dates: 26 June 2014 — 10 August 2014
Main Project Venue: The Museum of Moscow
Venues for Strategic Projects National Centre for Contemporary Arts (NCCA), Moscow Museum of Modern Art (MMOMA)
Curator of the Educational Program: Antonio Geusa
Monday, 3 February 2014
The Print Dept. interview
At the end of last year, during KEEM's residency at the Farringdon Factory, The Print Dept. came by to take some photos and interview us for a weekly blog they have launched. Click here to have a look and see what we talked about.
Photos by Anabel Navarro
Photos by Anabel Navarro
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