Katy Connor

Plymouth Arts Centre, Plymouth

The artist engaged with scientific processes of Atomic Force Microscopy and data visualisation whilst associate artist at i-DAT. Her new work reflects on these technologies and how they frame perception.

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Katy Connor engaged with scientific processes of Atomic Force Microscopy and data visualisation whilst associate artist at i-DAT. Her new work reflects on these technologies and how they frame perception. PUREFLOW [mobile edition] is a miniature, hand held iPhone app for a mobile and global audience. It reveals the noise generated between GPS data systems and multiple satellites, 3G networks and Wifi hotspots as a tangible presence in the environment. Untitled_Force is a sculptural piece that translates a digital micrograph of the artist’s blood into architectural porcelain, using industrial processes. Katy Connor is a Plymouth Visual Arts Consortium artist hosted by i-DAT. For more information visit www.katyconnor.com

Artist Katy Connor is featured on BBC Click talking about her latest work PURE FLOW [mobile edition]. BBC Click is broadcast on BBC World Service and available to listen to on iPlayer.

This is the second in a series of exhibitions which documents the work of seven artists and curators who have taken part in Plymouth Visual Arts Consortium’s Associate Scheme. The PVAC organisations who have hosted an Associate include, Groundwork, i-DAT, KURATOR, Plymouth College of Art, Plymouth Arts Centre, Plymouth City Museum and Art Gallery and Zest.

Image: Katy Connor, Pure Flow, photo: Bill Leslie

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Preview: Friday 7 October, 6 to 9pm

Plymouth Arts Centre
38 Looe Street - Plymouth PL4 0EB
Opening hours: Tuesday – Saturday 10am – 8.30pm
Sunday 4pm – 8.30pm

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IN ARCHIVIO [15]

Two exhibitions
dal 18/4/2013 al 15/6/2013