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Redundant
slipways, obsolete sheds and silos, chimneys with no outlets,
mysterious buildings and constructions with no apparent use, way
in - or out. Marcus Jefferies' sculptures are built to confound,
baffle and arouse wonder in the seemingly everyday. With the close
proximity of the gallery to the Bath Spa project and its failures
so far as a useful building, Marcus' work will add a skewed sense
of reality to the space. Made up of various constructions across
the entirety of the space, the work creates a small town of 'failed'
buildings. Each one is viewable on their own, but when grouped
together with other buildings, they converge as an unsettling
whole. |
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MARCUS
JEFFERIES http://www.marcusjefferies.com |
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HOLLY
WILLIAMSON |
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The
Hotbath Gallery, 2-4 Hot Bath St.
See the Fringe Festival Guide for map of venues. |
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OPENING
NIGHT 6-9 May
26, May 27-Jun 11, 10am – 5pm Mon to Sat |
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| Rebecca
Macey - ‘Ladders’ |
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Unfortunately
Secession Books has closed. 'Ladders' may be re-located - please
check the stop press page for more news closer to the Festival
opening night. |
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REBECCA
MACEY |
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To
be confirmed.
See the Fringe Festival Guide for map of venues. |
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9:30
am - 6:00 pm Monday - Saturday |
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| Moggy
Marks |
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Anyone
Can Be An Artist? A collaboration with cat artist Larry.
Larry,
the most famous cat artist in the UK, is back on the block after
making a guest appearance at his last show in Bristol. Larry
reveals his urban roots by exhibiting with, amongst others,
local artists gHOSTbOY, Pete Hunter and a stray from the gangster
area of Manchester called Robert Orange. Curated by Hal Camplin
and Kangaroo Kourt (Bristol-based art network). Register your
pet for aesthetic development and take part in live and online
auctions. |
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LARRY,
gHOSTbOY, PETE HUNTER, ROBERT ORANGE, ARTMONGERS, TOVA HOLMES.
kangarookourt@blueyonder.co.uk
www.kangarookourt.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk |
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HAL
CAMPLIN |
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Bath
Royal Literary and Scientific Institutution (B.R.L.S.I.) 16-18
Queen Square.
See the Fringe Festival Guide for map of venues. |
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OPENING
NIGHT Friday 26 May 6-9, then 12-6pm
Monday-Saturday. Please note - closed Bank Holiday Monday, 29th
May |
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| Performance
for These Walls |
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A
female cast hopes to address the flaws in the contemporary art
exhibition formula. The white cubes framing device will be altered
with a soiled hand where one image is already meandering into
the next, the body’s stance is interrogated by unforeseen
cubby holes; your nose touches ceiling or wall. |
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CAROLYN
ARNOLD carolyn_arnold@talk21.com,
ELEANOR LAWLER elawler@artlover.com,
LOTTIE WOOD lottiewood70@hotmail.com,
ROSIE COKE rosiecoke4@hotmail.com. |
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ROSIE
COKE |
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2,
Kingsmead North. Left of bath Odeon, "where all is not what
it seems". ROLL UP ROLL UP.
See the Fringe Festival Guide for map of venues. |
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OPENING
NIGHT Friday 26th May 6 - 9pm, then 12 - 6pm daily |
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| Revolvarena |
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Is
an interactive architecture that involves the audience in a
communal activity through participating in the rotation of a
structure. It is made with wooden frames covered with layers
of muslin inspired also by traditional Japanese architecture
and the conceptual idea of 'Shinto'. It could also be envisaged
as a collective layrinth, or a wheel of life that revolves repetitively
upon which we come to play...The inner circle remains static,
the outer circle rotates driven by the audience who is free
to move around and explore the space interacting with structure
and the other participants encountered during the revolution.
The structure functions as a performance space creating a different
interaction between performer and audience, these boundaries
are fused and the audience becomes the motor driving the stage. |
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NAOMI
SMITH |
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Green
Park Station (Covered Market); Kensington Meadows
See the Fringe Festival Guide for map of venues. |
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Green
Park Station (Covered Market) - May 27-29, 12-9pm; Kensington
Meadows - June 11th 12-7pm (Walcot Independence Day) |
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| Sculpture
Girls |
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“Place”
at Walcot Chapel.
The
Sculpture Girls present another eclectic and intriguing mix
of sculpture in their own inimitable way. Their recent work
is around the theme of “Place.” Holly’s sculpture
is about being squashed by rocks, Regan’s work deals with
the phenomenology of perception of being in the landscape, Sophie’s
place is the Music-Room, and Libby, who is moving place, will
create some work in response to that. A dynamic and quirky show
not to be missed. |
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HOLLY
BENNETT, SOPHIE WHITE, REGAN CRUM, LIBBY PAGE |
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Walcot
Chapel, Walcot Gate
See the Fringe Festival Guide for map of venues. |
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Opening
night Tuesday 6th June 7 – 10pm. Wednesday 7th June –Sunday
11th June. 11am – 5pm. |
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