Tag: Christine Eyene

• Newsletter: February 2016

    This month we have a number of events linked to the University of Central Lancashire. First off, acclaimed American artist Suzanne Lacy is developing a commission with In-Situ (co-directed by UCLan Fine Art Lecturer William Titley), as part of their In Residence programme in Pendle (Lancashire, England). A project set to involve hundreds of…

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  01/02/2016

  Newsletter

  Christine Eyene, David Roberts Art Foundation, EVA International, Koyo Kouoh, Larry Achiampoong, Leila Alaoui, Making Histories Visible, Mark Dion, Suzanne Lacy, UCLan, Venice Biennale

• EVA International – Still (the) Barbarians

  

    “Now what’s going to happen to us without barbarians? Those people were a kind of solution.” from Waiting for the Barbarians, C. P. Cavafy, trans. E. Keeley and P. Sherrard EVA International – Ireland’s biennial of contemporary art, is pleased to announce the 57 international artists who will participate in the 2016 edition — Still…

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  24/01/2016

  Exhibitions

  Christine Eyene, EVA International, Koyo Kouoh, Ormston House

• MHV Lecture Series: Christine Eyene

  

  MHV Lecture Series: Christine Eyene Making Histories Visible launches the MHV Lecture Series on Wednesday 17 February 2016 with a lecture by Christine Eyene, art historian, curator and Guild Research Fellow in Contemporary Art at the University of Central Lancashire. Entitled The Exhibition Performed, this lecture/video/sound presentation focuses on “All of us have a sense…

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  21/01/2016

  Exhibitions, Sound, Urban

  All of us have a sense of rhythm, Christine Eyene, David Roberts Art Foundation, Making Histories Visible