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15/10/2004

Pilot:1

Old Limehouse Townhall, London

A unique showcase for emerging visual artists & independent curators

These curators, writers, collectors and artists have put forward their favourite unrepresented artist to take part in PILOT:1 Bruce Allan - Ute Meta Bauer - Dave Beech - Donatella Bernardi - Cicero Egli - Bob and Roberta Smith - Waling Boers - Francesco Bonami - Dan Cameron - Ele Carpenter - Paolo Colombo - Celine Condorelli - Aileen Corkery - RCA Curating Course - Shezad Dawood - Angela De La Cruz - AK Dolven - Barnaby Drabble - Flora Fairbairn - Milovan Farronato - Mario Flecha - Thomas Frangenberg - Free Association - Rainer Ganahl - Massimiliano Gioni - MACC Goldsmiths - Carolina Grau - Alison Green - Katerina Gregos - Martin Herbert - Matthew Higgs - Rolf Hoff - Jens Hoffmann - Teho Kang - Robin Klassnik - Jessica Lack - Helen Legg - David Leister - Jean- Conrad Lematre - Peter Lewis - Goshka Macuga - Francesco Manacorda - Bartomeu Mari - David Medalla - Shirley Morales - Lynda Morris - Neil Mulholland - Sarah Munro - Hans Ulrich Obrist - Kirsty Ogg - Sally O'Reilly - Luke Oxley - Vincent Pcoil - Emily Pethick - Nigel Prince - Juan Puntes - Christian Rattemeyer - Kevin Rice - David Risley - DJ Roberts - Alistair Robinson - Jane Rolo - Silvio Salgado - Dave Smith - Peter Suchin - Adam Sutherland - Ingrid Swenson - Rachael Thomas - Per Gunnar Tverbakk - Jochen Volz - Gavin Wade - Jeff Wall - Miguel Wandschneider - Lawrence Weiner - Alun Williams

PILOT:1 provides an informal dynamic environment where participants and visitors can meet and exchange ideas as well as seeing the work of a diverse and important group of new artists. PILOT is a free event.

Each artist participating will submit work for exhibition, plus documentation of past projects and future proposals. Most importantly, they will be present for the duration of the event to make contact with curators, collectors, and critics as well as being available to a wider public. PILOT will be hosted at the Old Limehouse Townhall on October 16, 17 and 18, to coincide with the Frieze Art Fair.

A publication and an online archive will be available. Continuous administration of the project will ensure that the artists are represented well after the event, and form a bridge to PILOT:2 in 2005. In this way PILOT can develop as a growing resource for artists, curators, collectors and writers.

THE BOOK Out
on October 16 2004
Published by DOUBLEPLUSGOOD BOOKS
Some fifty views from artists, curators and academics on the struggle of artists, the academicising of curating and the role of -fringe- art events.


ROUND TABLE Monday October 18, 4-5pm
Organised and chaired by Matthew Poole
Rather than ask participants to prepare a paper, I have asked them to prepare some thoughts about the questions raised by the existence of PILOT, as a way of interrogating the event as well as looking into issues of autonomy, economy and notions of democracy, with a view to looking at mechanisms of exposure for artists, and how these have a bearing on art practice and the professional practices of the art world.

Patrick Brill AKA Bob and Roberta Smith, artist, London
JJ Charlesworth art critic, London
Berit Fischer independent curator, London
Alison Green art historian and critic, London
Mark Hutchinson artist, London
Peter Lewis curator, London Catherine Moseley EAST administrator, Norwich Gallery
Pil and Galia Kollectiv artists, London
Luke Oxley artist and curator, London
Peter Suchin artist and critic, London
Anne Tallentire artist, London
The Superficialist International would do just about anything for love and money, but not anywhere

Opens 16 October 11am
PRIVATE VIEW 16 OCTOBER 6-9PM
FREE ENTRY

PHOTOS: ELIZABETH MCALPINE

PILOT
Old Limehouse Town Hall
646 Commercial Road
London, E14 7HA, UK

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