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Solo show at Algus Greenspon Gallery, New York
Solo show at Algus Greenspon Gallery, New York March - April
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Modern Mondays Talk, MoMA New York
Modern Mondays Talk, MoMA New York 14 March 2011 Museum of Modern Art: 11 West 53 Street, New York, NY
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Modern British Sculpture, Royal Academy of Arts
Modern British Sculpture, Royal Academy of Arts 2011 will mark the thirtieth anniversary of the last exhibition to examine British sculpture of the twentieth century. British Sculpture in the Twentieth Century was staged at the Whitechapel Art Gallery twenty years before the century had even ended, and it is even longer since the Royal Academy last devoted its Main Galleries exclusively to a survey exhibition of sculpture, British Sculptors ‘72.
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This Could Happen To You - Ikon in the 1970's
This Could Happen To You - Ikon in the 1970's This summer Ikon presents the second chapter in its history; a survey of the artistic programme from 1970 to 1978. This follows the 2004 exhibition Some of the best things in life happen accidentally: the beginning of Ikon. Works by thirty-two artists are displayed throughout the galleries, supplemented by installations at Ikon Eastside and the Pallasades Shopping Centre. Political commitment was important to many artists of the
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Goodbye London - Radical Art and Politics in the Seventies
Goodbye London - Radical Art and Politics in the Seventies The exhibition focuses on the political culture of the 1970s in London and the UK. Against the backdrop of economic decline the country developed into a vital, politicized art scene, which took time and again in a temporary home to empty houses that have been given a new lease of up to 30,000 squatters. It created art and film collectives, to property speculation, the escalation of the conflict in Northern Ireland, the strikes
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A new work, The Last Breath is presented for the first time. Organised by Handel Street Projects. The video The Last Breath is the culmination of four performances under the title The Last Breath. The subject is derived from memories of two experiences of approaching death. The first was at Speakers Corner in 1967, when a speaker spoke of his immanent death. The other is derived from being the sole witness to a man burning to death in an East London park in 1998. In December 2006 a
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Solo exhibition at Exile, Berlin. For further information please visit: www.thisisexile.com/project_sbrisley Exhibition Dates:12 June - 10 july 2010 ExileAlexandrinenstr 4, HH D-10969 Berlin Thursday - Saturday 12 - 6 pm and by
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Next Door (The Missing Subject)
Stuart Brisley has made performances, installations, public interventions, films, videos, drawings, photographs and paintings for over 50 years. To mark PEER’s acquisition of the lease on 97 Hoxton Street, which will enable the organisation to expand into next door, Brisley will take up temporary residence amongst the trash and pandemonium of the former shop. Adopting the persona of RY Sirb, Brisley’s Curator of the Museum of Ordure, he will investigate and interrogate
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Modern Times: responding to chaos
Modern Times: responding to chaos, Kettle's Yard An Exhibition of drawings and films selected by Lutz Becker, the show will be traveling to the De la Warr Pavilion. It includes Stuart Brisley's drawing Pig Wars, 2008 Exhibition Dates: Kettle's Yard 16th January - 14th March 2010Castles Street Cambridge CB3 OAQ Open: Tuesdays- Sundays 11.30-5pm De la Warr Pavilion April – 13 June 2010BexhillEast Sussex TN40 1DP Open: 10am to 5pm (Monday to Friday) and 10am to 6pm
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100 Years (version #2, ps1, nov 2009)
100 Years (version #2, ps1, nov 2009) P.S.1 Contemporary Art Center/MOMA and Performa 09 announce 100 Years (version #2, ps1, nov 2009), an exhibition presenting influential moments in the past century of performance art history. With over 200 works including film, photography, documents, and audio, 100 years presents a wealth of information that is largely unknown and is intended as an archive for students, scholars, and enthusiasts of the history of performance art. A