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Curated by Andrew Pepper the Unsupported Mark attempts to explore how artists have examined and exploited the luminous, unsupported, mark, both physically and conceptually. It draws work from the extensive Jonathan Ross Holography Collection, which has been acquiring a breadth of approaches to the medium from artists for 40 years.

Twenty artists have been selected with work ranging form 1979 to the present.

The exhibiton also includes a new work by Pepper (below), produced at The Light Foundry, Santa Fe, New Mexico in association with Artist August Muth.

Centre Column-Blue, 2017.

Dichromate gelatine on glass: H 63.5 x W 48 x D 2.5 cm.

Exhibiting artists included:

Margaret Benyon, Rudie Berkhout, Caroline Palmer, Doris Vila, Andrew Pepper, Susan Cowles, Adrian Lines, Pearl John, Sam Moree, Jon Mitton, Michael Waller-Bridge, Martin Wall, Edwina Orr, Dieter Jung, Pepe Buitrago, John Kaufman, Jo Fairfax, Paul Scattergood, Paula Dawson and Dan Schweitzer.

 


 13th - 30th March 2018

 

 

Documents, Alternatives #2
Verge Gallery, University of Sydney, NSW, Australia.

A (re-)staging of ephemeral artworks that is in ‘motion’ and responsive to intent. The exhibition foregrounds fluidity and diversity of translation and includes multiple art voices and modes of output including video, holography, text, painting, print and sound. This is an experimental, discursive strategy whereby the document becomes a new artwork and the artwork becomes a new document to keep the ephemeral evolving and in transition.

Installation view of Three-Nine 35mm alonside Tim Etchells, Red Sky at Night

(Image credit: Document Photography and Verge)

Three 35mm slides mounted on electroluminescent panel with 3 digital colour photographs of installed hologram.

(Image credit: Angela Bartram)

(Image credit: Angela Bartram)

Alternative Documents #2 features works by:Angela Bartram, Andrew Bracey, David Brazier and Kelda Free, Luce Choules, Emma Cocker and Clare Thornton, Kate Corder, Steve Dutton, Tim Etchells, Rochelle Haley, Morrad + McArthur, Andrew Pepper, and Louise K. Wilson
Curated by Angela Bartram

Visit the gallery website here.


28 January - 24 February 2018

 

 

 

 

A 35mm slide projector and hologram installation is included in Documents Alternatives (#1) at Airspace Gallery Stoke-on-Trent.

This experimental group exhibition, curated by Dr. Angela Bartram, explores temporality, fixed-ness, transience, changeability and is a development of the previous Alternative Documents exhibiton held at Project Space Plus in Lincoln, UK.

 

A new iteration of 'Three - Nine'  is being shown in Documents Alternatives (#1) at Airspace Gallery Stoke-on-Trent.

An experimental group exhibition, curated by Dr. Angela Bartram, exploring temporality, fixed-ness, transience and changeability.

Using a single projection and responding to the linier structure of the room, this version of the installation focuses on a "one-to-one" format with the image in the slide projector directly illuminating the image in the wall-based hologram.

The vertical 'striping' of the large window shutter, located at the entrance of the gallery becomes the point of orientation for the projected image and its (now) vertical line.

Holograms are often described as "windows with memories" and here, the location of the holographic element of the installation next to the gallery window offers two views into two 'spaces': the town beyond the gallery window, and the synthetic structures held within the hologram.

 

Alternative Documents #1 features works by: Angela Bartram, Andrew Bracey, Brazier and Free, Luce Choules, Emma Cocker and Clare Thornton, Kate Corder, Steve Dutton, Tim Etchells, Rochelle Haley, Morrad + McArthur, Andrew Pepper, Louise K. Wilson.

Visit the gallery website here.


17th November - 16th December 2017

 

 

 

 

Aura Kinetica brings together artists from Canada, Italy, the UK and USA who use light and holography within their practice.

 

 

Located in El Museo Cultural de Santa Fe, and part of the city-wide Currents New Media Arts Festival, it establishes creative holography as an integral and critical process within the media arts and the diversity of work which surrounds it within the wider festival.

Some of the artists in this exhibition have been working in the realm of light and optics for over 40 years. Several others are emerging artists within this medium, or have a background in more traditional art forms and are beginning to explore the holographic process.

Artists exhibiting: Fred Unterseher, Dora Tass, Andrew Pepper, Mary Harman, C Alex Clark, Michael Crawford, Rebecca Deem, and August Muth.

Andrew Pepper is showing a new work made especially for this exhibition in collaboration with the Light Foundry Inc, Santa Fe.

More details on the Currents website: currentsnewmedia.org/work/aura-kinetica


Exhibition dates:  9th - 25th June 2017

About

Andrew Pepper works with projected light, holography and installation.  Based in the UK,  he has exhibited his work in group and solo exhibitions internationally and, as a senior lecturer in fine art at Nottingham Trent University, he taught on the BA (Hons) fine art course, the Master of Fine Art course and has acted as a PhD examiner for a wide range of key project-based research submissions.

 

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