Horn of Plenty
'Blink' and 'Blown
Away' are currently part of the latest House of Fairy Tales exhibiton
until 28th March 2010
Open 7 days a week · 10 am–5 pm
Millennium Gallery and The House of Fairy Tales present an exhibition of over 100 artworks exploring folklore, mythology and metamorphoses from more than 60 emerging, established and internationally acclaimed artists. The selection of work embraces excellence, innovation, elegance, charm, humour and a curiosity for the dark and sometimes disturbing. It is also the start of a season of collaborations between London and Cornwall based artists, including many Millennium artists.
contributing artists
Frida Alvinzi · Fiona Banner · Harriet Bell
Simon Bill · Peter Blake · Jim Bond
Virginia Bounds · Joy Wolfenden Brown · Ellen Cantor
Natasha Chambers · Paul Chaney · Spartacus Chetwynd
Cedric Christie · Toby Christian · Oliver Clegg
Angela Cockayne · Mat Collishaw · Dexter Dalwood
Adam Dant · Enrico David · Ian Dawson
Jeremy Deller · Jill Tegan Doherty
Rina Donnersmarck · Carol Eason · Phoebe Eason
Rohan Daniel Eason · Annabel Elgar
Simon English · Gordon Faulds · William Fontaine
Nancy Fouts · Jen Franklin · Naomi Frears
Dmitri Galitzine · Maria Teresa Gavazzi · Bert Gilbert
Rob Goodwin · Marcelle Hanselaar · Mark Hammond
Lynn Hatzius · Paul Hazelton · Alice Herrick
Dan Hillier · Georgie Hopton · Jimp · Nicola Jones
Alan Kane · David Kemp · Karen Koltrane
Andrew Lanyon · Leo · Alastair Mackie
Sam McEwen · Jeff McMillan · Damien Meade
Angus Mill · Harland Miller · Anne Charlotte Morgenstein
Annie Morris · Richard Niman · Orly Orbach
Cornelia Parker · Simon Periton · Hadrian Pigott
Raul Pina · Max Reeves · Paula Rego · Paul Sakoilsky
Elinor Seath · Lindsay Sekulowicz · Tim Shaw
Jane Simpson · Bob & Roberta Smith · Kiki Smith
David Spero · Ken Spooner · Tatiana De Stempel
Samantha Sweeting · Katherine Tulloh · Gavin Turk
Francis Upritchard · Raisa Veikkola · Julie Vermeille
Jessica Voorsanger · Daryl Waller · Jon Welsh
Rachel Whiteread · David Whittaker · Simon Willems
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M i l l e n n i u m
Street-an-Pol · St. Ives · Cornwall · TR26 2DS
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For more information about the exhibition, please contact Alice Herrick
+44(0)7976 767943 · alice@houseoffairytales.org
www.houseoffairytales.org
www.millenniumgallery.co.uk
The House of Fairy Tales · 18 Fremont Street · London
E9 7NQ · 020 8525 9665
Shire Hall Gallery
The Shire Hall Gallery commissioned a new edition of 'Anamorphic man' for their exhibtion
'Visual Illusions' - Saturday 9 January - Sunday 7 March 2010
Assembling Bodies - Art, Science, & Imagination
'Anamorphic Man' and 'Atomised' are part of an exhibition which combines Art & Science at The Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology, Cambridge University. Runs until November 2010
Click Here to see short film on the BBC website
Anamorphic Man
'Hanging above the central atrium is Jim Bond's Anamorphic Man. The parts of the sculpture constructed of wire at vastly differing scales, appear disjointed and meaningless until the viewer moves to the single viewpoint from which the assembly coheres as a human figure. 'Assembling bodies' acheives the same trick offering visitors an opportunity to make sense of the human enterprise of exploring and representing their material selves.'
Georgina Ferry - Nature -Vol 459 - 25th June
Anamorphic Man, Museum of Archaeology & Anthropology, Cambridge
'Anamorphic Man' was specially comissioned for "Assembling Bodies: Art, Science & Imagination" by The Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology, Cambridge University through Kinetica Museum. The sculpture which is 5.5 metres x 2 metres x 2.5 metres is suspended within the central atrium. From a central viewing point a figure is visible.
Atomised
'Atomised', which is currently part of 'Assembling Bodies', being filmed by Bikeshed Media in my studio.
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