London Biennale 2006
Events List
| Month | Date | Curator | Title | Invites, Images, Proposals |
| May | 1 | Adam Nankervis | May Day Flags | mayday page |
| May | 20 | Organised by Patricio Forrester |
Deptford Racing: |
Please contact Artmongers if you wish to run or help: 020 8320 2045 |
| May | 28 | John Duggar |
London Biennale Pollination in the Rocky Mountain cultural and sports center of Telluride, Colorado. John Duggar is showing 15 of his Mountain Banners in what is the "Hat Trick" of exhibitions following on from his 2004 London Biennale show at the Alpine Club - those shows were the Kendal Festival (2004), the Banff Festival (2005) and the Telluride Festival (2006) - the three most prestigious venues in the mountaineering world. |
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| May | 31 | Marisa Rueda |
Installation 31 May to 8 September - Artists Talk 31st May 6.30 to 8.30pm Royal British Society of Sculptors 108 Brompton Road, London SW7 3RA Three artists (including Marisa Rueda) give us pause to reflect on the world with their installations. Argentinian sculptor Marisa Rueda's work directs our gaze to issues as uncomfortable as the physical elimination of political opponents.
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| June | 2 | Gruppo Sinestetico | London and Museum Casabianca of Bad (Vicenza), vision video DVD of WORN CONTAGION POLLINATIONS |
Proposal
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| June | 3 | Gerald |
"DOKO DEMO JITENSHA" will been shown in CAP HOUSE (KOBE) 3 and 4 JUNE during 2 Lectures and poetry nights. MATANE GERALD |
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| June | 6 |
Joanna Jones Pia Linz Lily Markiewicz Laura Padgett DS Allen |
At the Das Haus, 68 Lyal Road, Bow, London E3 5QQ Private View 6 June 6-9pm Exhibition 7-11 June. 12 - 6pm |
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| June | 11 | Jo Roberts |
Thames Tideway Installation In the Sky Garden Public Walk Putney Bridge to Barnes Sunday 11 June, Meet 11am on the South Side of Putney Bridge
Art Installation - created from the findings of the public walk The Sky Garden Barge at the Couper Collection Battersea Beach, Thames Riverside walk Linked Events Words in the Sky 14th & 21 July Exhibition 14 July to 21st July 2006 More Information from jvroberts@mac.com |
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| June | 19 | Adam Nankervis |
Flagenation on London Bridge Lake
Havusu Arizona
a londonbiennale event June 19 2006
12pm
-mad dogs and one man in the
midday sun.
Adam Nankervis
Legend of London Bridge
The first bridge, which was built by Romans in
43 AD, was a temporary pontoon bridge. Soon after this, the first
London Bridge was built. The next record of a London Bridge is 984
when a woman, who was thought to be a witch, was drowned at London
Bridge. In 1014, Olaf pulled the bridge down by tying his ship to
piers and rowing off at full speed. In 1176, the first stone bridge
was built under the direction of Peter Colechurch. It took 33 years to
build. This bridge stood for 600 years. In 1824 the present London
Bridge was built under John Rennie. In 1971, London Bridge was
reconstructed under the direction of Robert Beresford in Lake Havasu
City, Arizona.
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| July | 1-16 | Raffaella Losapio & Antonio Sassu Curators | London
Biennale 2004 - 2006 Videos, Artworks and Photographs at
Stu-dio Ra contemporary art |
r.losapio@fastwebnet.it |
| July | 1-2 | Marko |
Marko's event at Area10 -
Peckham
Area 10 Project Space |
+10 x 10-
Participating Artists
Adrian Fisher - performance
Agnieszka Kapuscinska - performance & installation
Alina Gavrielatos -
installation
Andrea Meneses - performance
Antigona - performance
Bill Allen - interactive
painting
Brede Kromso - photographic installation Dimitri (One.c) - performance Elisabetha - installation
Elise Ortega - performance Gail Dickerson - sculptural installation Hannah Silva (One.c) - performance poetry Ivanna - performance Jill Rock - sculptural installation Jose Blanco - performance Kath Wynne (One.c) - performance Linda Della Longa - performance Luna Montenegro - performance Maria - performance Misha Horacek (One.c) - durational performance Marko Stepanov - sculptural installation Monica de Miranda - installation Morgan Baptiste - sculptural installation Olivia Chaney - Performance Olchar Lindsmann (One.c) - performance
Pedro Atunes - performance
Pim Conradi - installation
Rhiannon Chaloner (One.c) -
film projection
Sam Dowd (One.c) -
performance
Samira Harris - installation
and performance
Sandro - Aerial Circus
performance
Suzy Roberts (One.c) -
performance
Tania Coke - performance
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| July | 1 | Lucia Cipriano |
Cart Blanche mobile gallery by Lucia Cipriano exhibits CHECK IN More than 30 London biennale artists July 1-2 at Stu dio Ra Contemporary Art & the London Biennale 2004 - 2006 Exhibition curated by Raffaella Losapio & Gruppo Sinestetico Details above Arts works will be traded in Rome later showing with Cart Blanche at: July 4-9 at Draw_Drawing curated by Giacomo Picca (see details below) July 13-Sep 3 'Arcadia' curated by Jill Rock, The Stables Gallery (details below)
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Participant Artists Marisa Rueda, Pia Linz, David Medalla, Ivan d'Evan, Jams, Simon Bendi, Mali, Dolores Sanchez Calvo, Agnes Hay, Eva Lis, Mabel Encinas, Jenny Brown, Marisol Cavia, Jo Roberts, TOPRAK, Arvinder Bawa, Salih Kayra, AAA./Thomas Nicolai, Jill Rock, Marko, Chantal Riekel, Elisabetta Fumagalli, Marina Tsartsara, Chris Burke, Cos Chapman, Calum F. Kerr, Ernesto Sarezale, Maryam Hashemi, Emre Soykan, Gruppo Sinestetico, Katie Sollohub, Francesca Cho, Loli Cardeñoso, Camille Rodskjaer, Giacomo Picca, Philip Lee, John E. Cashmoney & the Lonesome Cowboys from Hell info@luciacipriano.co.uk |
| July | 4 | Giacomo Picca |
draw_drawing_2....@The Foundry - 4th to 9th July 2006 5 open nights with performances from 7pm The Foundry is at Great Eastern Street, London. |
 Information
and proposals:http://www.giacomopicca.com/draw_drawing_2.html |
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6 |
Rosemarie Lopes |
'Human Technology' PV 6-9pm at The Synergy Gallery, 220 Farmers Road, London, SE5 0TW (Oval tube) humanawareness@yahoo.com http://www.neo-dogma-non.com http://www.synergygallery.com |
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| July | 9 | Marko | At Speakers Corner 3-5pm Every Sunday |
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| July | 13 | Jill Rock |
LONDON BIENNALE IN ARCADIA The Stables Gallery Orleans House Twickenham Riverside Richmond-upon-Thames TW1 3DJ UK July 13th to Septwember 3rd 2006 Tues - Sat: 1 - 5.30, Sunday: 2 - 5.30pm Over 100 artists from all over the world have responded to the call ARCADIA to join in the celebrations curated by Jill Rock in this beautiful part of London, the season is divided into 3 shows: IN ARCADIA: July 13th - July 30th Vernissage: July 15th ITALIAN ARCADIAN: August 1st - August 13th Vernissage: August 2nd, 2.30 - 5.30pm EXILE & MIGRATION: August 15th - September 3rd Vernissage: August 15th, 2.30 - 5.30pm Finnisage: September 3rd - a day of Performance and celebration getting there: TRAIN; Waterloo to Twickenham (20 minutes) turn left at the Stn. walk to the centre of the town follow signs to Orleans House. By Car: approach Orleans House from Orleans Rd. to avoid road blocks. Free Parking Romantic Train to Richmond Walk along the Towpath going to Ham House Ferry to Orleans House about 40 minutes but beautiful jillrockjillrock9@yahoo.co.uk www.londonbiennalearcadia.org |
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| July | 13 | Jo Roberts |
Thames Walk Exhibition Art Installation - created from the findings of the public walk on 11th June. The Sky Garden Barge at the Couper Collection Battersea Beach, Thames Riverside walk PV 6-8PM Linked Events Words in the Sky 14th & 21 July Exhibition 14 July to 21st July 2006 More Information from jvroberts@mac.com
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| July | 16 | Margaret Atkinson |
Open House in Brixton 34 Arodene Road, London SW2 2BH
An exhibition of Atworks by Margaret Atkinson, Dolores Sanchez Calvo, Jon Gershon, Neil Harvey, Mali, Agnes Hay, & Jill Rock.
PV 2-5pm Sunday 16th July Open 2-5PM Monday 17th July, Saturday 22nd, Sunday 23rd, Monday 24th, Saturday 29th, Sunday 30th, or by appointment. |
margaret@art-atkinson.com |
| Aug | 1-14 | Katie Sollohub | Recent Paintings, Shoreditch Gallery, Hoxton Market, London. | |
| Aug | 1-13 | Jill Rock |
LONDON BIENNALE IN ARCADIA The Stables Gallery Orleans House Twickenham Riverside Richmond-upon-Thames TW1 3DJ UK Tues - Sat: 1 - 5.30, Sunday: 2 - 5.30pm Over 100 artists from all over the world have responded to the call ARCADIA to join in the celebrations curated by Jill Rock in this beautiful part of London, ITALIAN ARCADIAN: August 1st - August 13th Vernissage: August 2nd, 2.30 - 5.30pm EXILE & MIGRATION: August 15th - September 3rd Vernissage: August 15th, 2.30 - 5.30pm Finnisage: September 3rd - a day of Performance and celebration getting there: TRAIN; Waterloo to Twickenham (20 minutes) turn left at the Stn. walk to the centre of the town follow signs to Orleans House. By Car: approach Orleans House from Orleans Rd. to avoid road blocks. Free Parking Romantic Train to Richmond Walk along the Towpath going to Ham House Ferry to Orleans House about 40 minutes but beautiful jillrockjillrock9@yahoo.co.uk www.londonbiennalearcadia.org |
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| Aug | 5 | Katie Sollohub |
Long Shore Drift, Brighton Beach.
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alternative drive route: At the first roundabout at the end of the A23, on the entrance into thecity, turn left onto the A27 and head towards Lewes and Eastbourne. Keep going past the next turn off, and then you will pass the University ofSussex on your left, Take the slip road off here and turn right over the main road and straightover mini roundaboput, heading towards Woodingdean and Rottingdean. At Woodingdean, turn right at traffic lights towards Brighton.After W'dean, turn left at next traffic lights, which takes you across racetrack. This road is Wilson Avenue, and leads you right down to the sea and marina. Keep going straight on at the traffic lights, under a flyover, and take therighthand lane which brings you up onto the seafront road on the East of brighton, heading West. And voila! from here it is a question of parking.... either take the next left, leading down directly onto the beach and lower seafront road, whereyou will find the concorde bar immediately on your right at the bottom of the slope, or park at the top or in streets inland and walk down. |
| Aug | 6 | Trolley |
WORLD TEA PARTY IN CELEBRATION OF THE 2006 LONDON BIENNALE AT THE ROYAL ACADEMY SCHOOLS GALLERY HORNSEY OPEN EVERY FRIDAY EVE FROM 6 – 9 PM SATURDAY AND SUNDAY FROM 2 – 6 PM FROM SUNDAY 6TH AUGUST TO SUNDAY 24TH SEPTEMBER 2006 Professor Maurice Cockrill, RA Keeper of Royal Academy of Arts, and Michael Petry, Curator of the Royal Academy Schools Gallery, Hornsey Invite you to a private viewing of Divyesh Bhandevi & Bryan Mulvihill’s World Tea Party on Sunday 10 September, 2006 3.00 – 6.00 pm Royal Academy Schools Gallery, Hornsey New River Avenue (opposite Church Lane), London N8 7QD www.raschoolsgallery.com SPECIAL TEA MENUE OF EVENTS FOR THE LONDON BIENNALE Sunday 6th August. 2 – 6 PM: Opening tea party with Gentlemen’s Eyebrows tea served. David Medella will present a series of DVD performance archives Andro Semeiko installs two Tea Pot minature post card paintings Enzo Marino of the Istituo Fernando Santi Napoli Performance Piece Friday 11th August 6 – 9 PM the Iron Goddess of Mercy Tea Party Marisa Rueda performs Tea Teas above the Skirt and Mabel Encinas performs Tea Tears www..marisarudea.com Saturday 12th August a Phoochong Tea for Guy Brett Sunday 13th August an afternoon Darjeelong Tea with special pollination Tea Party at Horniman Museum Gardens with Cyril Lepetit & Lindsay O’Nions Picnic tea party. Friday 18th August 6 – 9 PM First Nations Tea Party Reynolds Puki Procession from New York Jill Rock reads tea leaves for her dearly departed Auntie Nico Pollen performs the `Quest for the Real Tea Shop’ Saturday 19th August 19th 2 – 6 PM Sparrows Tounge Tea Party DVD”s screened from the London Biennale Archives Sunday 20th August 2 – 6 PM Summer Sen-cha Japanese Green Tea Party The Official weeking meeting of the London Biennale Friday 25th August 6 – 9 PM An evening of Black Teas from Darjeeling and Beyond. DVD archives of the London Biennale. Saturday 26th August 2 – 6 PM A Latin American Tea Party for the Live Art Festival of Chile. Special Guest Curator will talk on the First Chilean Live Arts Festival Sunday 27th August 2 – 6 PM Operatic Irish Tea Party Dorothea Fayne, Mezzo Soprano/ Contralto will sing Opera Aria’s and Irish Folk Songs accompanied by Guitar Solos. Friday 1st September 6 – 9 PM First Autumn Maple Tea Party Saturday 2nd September 2 – 6 PM A Carnival of Teas Sunday 3rd September 2 – 6 PM Arcadian Tea Party Special Tea Picnic in the grounds of Orleans House at Twickenham to coincide with London Biennale Finale Friday 8th September 6 – 9 PM Nightingale Tea Party Special Video Archives from the London Biennale Artists Ernesta Sarezale Performs Poetry for a Mad Hatter Saturday 9th September 2 – 6 PM First Nations Saskatoon Berry Tea Party Bill Thomson Performance Salih Kyra video Presentations Sunday 10th September 2 – 6 PM The Imperial to celebrate the London Biennale Finale, Special Exhibition Catalogue Launch Party with Text by Guy Brett. David Medella Presents `Do you look like Rupert Brook: Do you wannabe Rupert Brooke Performance’ Marisa Rueda performs Tea Teas above the Skirt and Mabel Encinas performs Tea Tears www..marisarudea.com For more special tea events and performance works To be Announced Please check www.raschoolsgallery.com for further details. |
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10,15 ,18 |
Reynolds in Liverpool, Arcadia-London, Tea Party |
Protestation(Puki Parade: Thursday, Aug 10, 6pm)Curated by Adam NankervisMuseum Man at Liverpool Cathedral Cemetery EntranceLiverpool L1 7AZ, UK Off Upper Duke St www.museumman.org Arcadia: Migration and ExileAug 15 -- 30(Puki Parade: Tuesday, Aug 15, 4:30pm)Curated by Jill Rock Stables Gallery at Orleans House Riverside Twickenham TW1 3DJ South West trains to Twickenham (left from station until river) left to Orleans House www.londonbiennalearcadia.org World Tea Party: first people's tea(Puki Parade: Friday, Aug 18, 7pm)Curated by Bryan Mulvihill Royal Academy Schools Gallery New River AvenueHornsey, London N8 7QD Turnpike Lane Station www.raschoolsgallery.com Special thanks to David Medalla, President, London Biennale www.londonbiennale.org Mobile: 00 1 917 328 0386 |
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| Aug | 12 | Nico Pollen |
The night of Saturday 12th of August is the peak of this year’s Perseid meteorite shower - Shooting Stars. I propose a Bienalle adventure - at Ruislip Lido (accessible by public transport via Ruislip tube station and bus)
We will meat at the Waterside Tavern (by the bus stop) between 8 and 9pm, and walk round the ‘lake’ , anticlockwise, to the beach, where we will find a labyrinth drawn in the sand. There, or further along the shore we will engage in whatever we consider to be suitable, making very little light so as to see the shooting stars.
You can get back to central London by public transport by one am if you catch the bus at 11.30. I intend to bring a mat and a sleeping bag. There is open car parking near the pub.
The Lido Ruislip Lido is a very mature artificial lake between some old woodland and rather overgrown ‘common land’. It is at the edge of the green belt, and therefore less affected from streetlight glare than most London locations. It is accessible by car, or by bus from Ruislip tube station. It has a very interesting history - one source of info is the website www.ruislip.co.uk/lido. The surrounding land is a nature reserve. Part of it is a site of special scientific interest.
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I knew it as a child, where the area where the pub is now was a regular local authority ‘Lido’ - concreted lake floor, changing cubicles etc, It was the cheap summer day out for the locals. Now it is much quieter -swimming is officially forbidden, but when I visited a few weeks ago, there were a few families, and children enjoying the water.
We can probably get away with a small fire on the beach
Labyrinth Dancing There is a theory that the labyrinth’s origin is as a template for a dance (presumably ritual/religious). I will delineate a labyrinth in the sand of the beach. I may begin decorating the labyrinth - I hope others will contribute to this. If you wish to, bring music, musical instruments etc. Let’s experiment! The Lido lake and surroundings is quite large, there's room for a lot to happen, so if you have any other ideas, bring them.
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| Aug | 13 | Cyril Lepetit & Lindsay O'Nions |
Cyril Lepetit & Lindsay O’Nions invite you for a London Biennale meeting in the Gardens of the Horniman Museum from 4pm on Sunday 13 August. Join us for this informal meeting picnic with a mask and a musical instrument as we would like to compose a group picture: a view from our balcony. The museum closes at 5.30 and the gardens close at 8.30pm. From 9 we will be at the local pub “The Dartmouth Arms” (turn left out of the main exit of the station). During the afternoon will be at the back of the gardens, behind the Horniman Nursery. How to get there? Forest Hill station is well served by
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| Aug | 15 | Mali |
4 London Biennale Artists - Group show PV 6-8pm Corningsby Gallery, 32 Tottenham St, London NW1 17th August - Artists Talk, Poetry, Performances maliart2000@yahoo.co.uk |
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| Aug | 15 | Jill Rock |
LONDON BIENNALE IN ARCADIA The Stables Gallery Orleans House Twickenham Riverside Richmond-upon-Thames TW1 3DJ UK Tues - Sat: 1 - 5.30, Sunday: 2 - 5.30pm Over 100 artists from all over the world have responded to the call ARCADIA to join in the celebrations curated by Jill Rock in this beautiful part of London, EXILE & MIGRATION: August 15th - September 3rd Vernissage: August 15th, 2.30 - 5.30pm Finnisage: September 3rd - a day of Performance and celebration getting there: jillrockjillrock9@yahoo.co.uk www.londonbiennalearcadia.org |
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| Aug | 16-30 | Andrej Tisma |
Prints,
Shoreditch Gallery, Hoxton Market, London Private View 16th August, 6-8PM |
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| Aug | 17,18 19 | Salih Kayra and LB artists. |
Please send a NON-RETURNABLE art work to Mr. Salih
Kayra who is organising
London Biennale "Pollinations" in Cyprus
entitled "Amoneyfesta", |
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| Aug | 25,26 | Many LB Artists, Vid: Arvinder Bawa |
InterActions Project 2006
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| Aug | 26th | Dorothea Fayne | Recital by Dorothea Fayne at the Arcadia in Exile - see flyer -> |
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| Sep | 3 | Jill Rock and LBAs |
Finale number 1 - LONDON BIENNALE at Arcadia Finnisage: September 3rd - a day of Performance and celebration
Over 100 artists from all over the world have getting there:
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| Sept | 8-30 | Marko |
I love you guys Marko September 8 – 30, 2006 Private view: Friday, September 8, 6-8pm Shoreditch Gallery 5 Hoxton Market London N1 6HG |
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| Sept | 8 | Francesca Cho |
poet’s soul at world tea party
Royal Academy Schools Gallery Performance by Francesca Cho www.francescach.com Curated by Bryan Malvihill
Friday 8th Sept 6 – 9pm
(Opposite Church Lane)
(BR: Hornsey, Underground: Turnpike Lane) |
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| Sept | 10 | All LBAs | London Biennale Finale
II at the World Tea Party Curated by Trolley Sunday 10th Sept 2 – 6pm
(Opposite Church Lane)
(BR: Hornsey, Underground: Turnpike Lane) |
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