Mark Peter Wright and Helena Hunter
dal 7/8/2015 al 7/8/2015
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7/8/2015
Mark Peter Wright and Helena Hunter
ICA - Institute of Contemporary Arts, London
Workshop on Listening sound practice. This project has been developed in response to Lives on Wire by Eloise Hawser and is open to 16-19 year olds.
Join artists Mark Peter Wright and Helena Hunter on a workshop on listening and sound practice. This workshop has been developed in response to Lives on Wire by Eloise Hawser and is open to 16-19 year olds.
Mark Peter Wright is an artist and researcher working across sound, video, assemblage and performance. His work has been exhibited at various international venues including New York Public Library, Museum of Contemporary Art Rome, Institute of Contemporary Art Glasgow and Tate Britain. He is the founder of Ear Room, an online platform exploring the use of sound in artistic practice. With Salomé Voegelin he co-curates Points of Listening, a monthly series of experimental workshops and events in association with CRiSAP, University of the Arts, London.
Helena Hunter's practice spans performance, text and moving image. She has presented work across the UK and internationally including recent solo exhibitions and performances: Referral DAM Projects, Displacements Jerome Zodo Contemporary, White Wall OFF Course Art Fair Brussels, Conversation Piece Art13 Art Fair and Eye Tunes Ceri Hand Gallery. Recent screenings and group presentations include Mental Furniture Industry Exhibition Flat Time House, Second Person Looking Out UCL Art Museum. She has taught and devised innovative workshops and modules at Goldsmiths, Trinity Laban and Queen Mary University of London.
Image: Charlie Chaplin, Modern Times, 1936
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Naomi Crowther Tel: 020 7766 1407 Email: naomi.crowther@ica.org.uk
8 Aug 2015, 2:00 pm
ICA - Institute of Contemporary Arts
The Mall, London