Tuesday July 1st
Sprueth Magers, Morris’ Mirrors, great opportunity to see Morris film from 1969, and new work by Karen Mirza and Brad Butler, 7pm, info: www.spruethmagers.com
SpeedDataRadio: The Art of Seeing and the Art of Being Seen, followed by Faceless
The Lift, The Lift Festival 2008 Southbank (behind the Southbank Centre), 6-9.30pm, fiver, info: http://www.liftfest.org.uk/Southbank-Centre_1341.aspx
Alex Pollazzon, 3am Eternal, group show, 6-8pm, info: www.alex-pollazzon.com

Wednesday July 2nd
The Spare Room, Suffragette City, curated by Tsering Frykman-Glen, The Spare Room, 221 Bow Road, London E3 2SJ, 6-9pm, info: www.thespareroomproject.org
Danielle Arnaud, Machinic Alliances, group show, 6-9pm, info: www.daniellearnaud.com
Eleven, Jim Stephens, Festival, 6-8pm, info: www.elevenfineart.com

Thursday July 3rd
Keith Talent, Lanzarote, group show, 6.30-8.30pm, info: www.keithtalent.com
Nettie Horn, Et Pendant Ce Temps, group show with Philippe Favier, Hervé Graumann, Kevin Francis Gray, Markus Hansen, Rosie Leventon & Kate Street, 6-9pm, info: www.nettiehorn.com
Studio 1.1, Men and Motors, Deborah Gough and Jo Wilmot, 6-9pm, info: www.studio1-1.co.uk
Gimpel Fils, Embedded, group show, 6-9pm, info: www.gimpelfils.com

Friday July 4th
Siobhan Davies, Parallel Voices season curated by Isaac Julien, 6.30pm, Visual arts and performance: the private and common imagination
Helena Blaker, Pablo Bronstein, Isaac Julien. Info: www.siobhandavies.com/parallelvoices
Hold and Freight, launch party, 8pm onwards, info: www.holdandfreight.org
Wilkinson, Matthew Higgs, Art is to Enjoy, solo show lower and upper Unrelated, group show curated by Higgs, marvellous, 6-8pm, info: www.wilkinsongallery.com
In Liverpool..?
Ceri Hand, These Living Walls of Jet, launch of gallery, info: www.cerihand.co.uk

Saturday July 5th
Rational Rec invites you to a picnic in the park - and the last Rational Rec in London for the forseeable future! from 12 noon, FREE, Butterfield Green, Wordsworth Road, London N16
All info: www.rationalrec.org.uk

INTERESTED IN ART?
BECOME A VOLUNTEER INTERN WITH POTENTIAL JOB OPPORTUNITY
AT SARTORIAL CONTEMPORARY ART GALLERY, NOTTING HILL
Sartorial Contemporary Art was founded in March 2002 by the artist/curator Gretta Sarfaty Marchant. The aim of the gallery is to present work by both emerging and established artists/curators and to promote the exchange of current ideas and practices.
For more information about the post and an application form please email art@sartorialart.com
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Wednesday June 25th
Sartorial, Bennett, Maelzer, Stradling: Up Close and Personal, 6.30-9pm, info: www.sartorialart.com
Vegas, Geraldine Gliubislavich, The Running Order, 6-9pm, info: www.vegasgallery.co.uk
B club, Francesca Gavin’s brainy entertainment night… The Temple at the Andaz hotel, Liverpool Street, from 8pm onwards, Joe Dunthorne, George Demure, Kyle Hugall, and Men-An-Tol. And all for free, how much Better could it B? To ensure your Bum has a place to park itself, please RSVP to simon.warrington@andaz.com

Thursday June 26th
Artprojx Space, LATE, curated by boyleANDshaw, 6 -9.30pm, Carmen Juliá, Ali MacGilp & Cassandra Needham present an experimental evening exploring  the notion of collaboration within artistic practice. Info: www.artprojxspace.com
Rokeby, Bettina Buck, Flexing Brown, 6.30-8.30pm, info: www.rokebygallery.com
Museum 52, Esther Stocker, What I Don't Know About Space, 6-8pm, info: www.museum52.com
R O O M, Tim Brennan, 6-8pm, info: www.roomartspace.co.uk
Sprueth Magers, Robert Morris, Morning Star, Evening Star, 6-9pm, info: www.spruethmagers.com
Daniel Shand Artist in Residence - Project Space, end of Martina Mullaney’s project, drinks with the artist 6-9 pm, info: www.danielshand.co.uk
Stuart Shave/Modern Art, Barnaby Furnas, All at Once, 6-8pm, info: www.modernart.net
Cubitt, Did I Do That? Education Exhibition, 4-8pm, info: www.cubittartists.org.uk
Iniva, Africa Beyond, panel discussion, 7-8.30pm, info: www.iniva.org
Tatty Devine, 'Jayne Amongst the Birds' an exhibition by Susanna Edwards and Luke Stephenson, 6pm-9pm, info: http://www.tattydevine.com/boutique/brick_lane_gallery.php
Peer, Yuko Shiraishi, Canal Wall – a project for Regent’s Canal, Projects with Architecture 2001/2008 – an exhibition at Peer, 6-8pm at Water House Restaurant, 10 Orsman Road, London N1 5QJ ; The Peer gallery at 99 Hoxton Street will also be open for viewing on this evening until 8pm. Info: www.peeruk.org

Friday June 27th
Supplement, Sarah Hughes, The Silence on the Floor of my House, 6-9pm, info: www.supplementgallery.co.uk
Caravan Gallery, The London Festival of Architecture, Reuters Plaza, Canary Wharf
11 – 5pm,  info: http://www.lfa2008.org/event.php?id=747&name=The+Caravan+Gallery
In the South West?
Dartington Gallery, Cases of Curiousity, group show, Emma Bennett, Nathan Chenery, Katy Connor, Stephen Cornford, Lucy & Roz Cran, Nathan Walker, 6-10pm, info: http://casesofcuriosity.blogspot.com

Saturday June 28th
At Table: Re-enactments of a medieval painting on the effects of drinking wine,
Ann-Marie LeQuesne with Muriel Louveau. 2-6pm, re-enactments at 2, 3, 4 & 5pm
(Please arrive 10 minutes before the performance if you would like to take part.). The Crypt at St. Etheldreda’s, 14 Ely Place, London EC1N 6RY. Full info: http://www.parabolatrust.org/projects/at_table.html
East London Printmakers, Open Studios, 12-6pm today and tomorrow, info: www.eastlondonprintmakers.co.uk

Sunday June 29th
Studio 1.1, Breakfast with David Ben White The Atom Age, coffee and croissants…from 10.30 onwards, info: www.studio1-1.co.uk

German artist Bettina Buck's first solo exhibition at the gallery opens 27.06.2008.

Using such diverse and commonplace materials as foam, carpet, latex and clay the artists’ recent sculptures oscillates between beauty and repulsion and structure and formlessness to create intimate, delicate moments of uncertainty.

An conversation between the artist and Vincent Honoré, curator of the David Roberts Art Foundation, London, is available to read on the website.

Flexing Brown opens on 27 June; plea Private View on Thursday 26.06.2008

Wayne Chisnall's sculptures feature in a new group show "A Gothic Story" at Shoreditch Town Hall Basement from 26th June to 6th July 2008.
 
The slightly dilapidated venue creates a wonderfully atmospheric setting that compliments the gothic nature of the work.
 
Wayne's sculptures that will be exhibited in the show include The City – a mobile museum of the macabre; Nail Box – a piece that draws influence from African fetish pieces; and Sleeping Beauty Box – a box with a dream-like interior.
 
Other artists in the show are David Yates, Elizabeth S Clark, Gloria John & Michael Turner, Hedy Esmail, Jonathan Waller, Karen Neill, Katherine Skeldon, Naheed Raza, Oscar Murillo, Suzanne Hobbs and Teresa Mills.
 
Wayne comments: "The term 'gothic' can mean different things to different people. For this show I chose to exhibit pieces that explore the term on various levels. For example, The City is such a detailed sculpture that it naturally invites the viewer to form their own narrative. Everyone draws their own story from it – from perceiving it to be a fairytale castle to worrying that it is a nightmarish prison."
 
Teresa Mills, Curator, comments: "Influenced by my own emotive thoughts and research on my French Huguenot and English silk weaver ancestry, I then opened that wider for other artists to come in and brought twelve artists together to tell a gothic story in experimental work in sculpture, film, photography and sound."
 
Details:
Private View:
Wednesday 25th June, 6-8.30pm
 
Public talk:
Thursday 3rd July, 7pm, Mayor's Parlour.
Talk by Harriet Harriss MA (RCA), ARB Art & Architecture Historian
 
Open to public:
Thursday 26th June – Sunday 6th July 2008
 
Where:
Shoreditch Town Hall, 380 Old Street, London, EC1V 9LT

EVENT NIGHT
THURSDAY 19TH JUNE 6PM
CUTUP
GRAND HOTEL ABYSS & SCRATCH!
BRITISH SCRATCH VIDEO (1983-1986)
GORILLA TAPES / GOLDBACHER AND FLITCROFT
GEORGE BARBER / THE DUVET BROTHERS
17 KINGSLAND ROAD LONDON E2 8AA
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George Polke presents;

barbeque and drinks this Thursday evening to celebrate the final installment of TWO for the summer

MONTAGUE + DEL PASO/STAROSTA OPENS: THURSDAY 19 JUNE 6-9PM  SALON: SUNDAY 20 JULY 3PM

DATES: 20.06- 06.07.08 and by appointment throughout July and August

Projected drawings by Sibyl Montague and a film directed by Martyna Starosta and Joaquin Del Paso.

SIBYL MONTAGUE graduated from the Limerick school of Art in 2003. Since then she has
exhibited widely both in Ireland and abroad, at Eigse Carlow curated by Patrick T. Murphy (2008)
and Fenton Gallery (2007). She was awarded the emerging artist prize at the Claremorris Open
2007 (selected by Ingrid Swenson) and is a member of artists group Villa K involved in projects
with Cork Caucus, for the Capital of Culture 2005. Her work is in the collection of The Museum of
Old & New Art (MONA) Tasmania.

JOAQUÍN DEL PASO studies cinematography at Lódz film school, Poland, and is producing his
first fictional short movie with Lucy Pawlak. MARTYNA STAROSTA is co-organizer of Interflugs at
the University of Arts Berlin. She is currently making a documentary about working and living in
an East German prison.

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