Exhibition: CHAOSMOS II

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Independents-logo-200CHAOSMOS II Contemporary Art Exhibition Programme

Exhibition:  Tuesday 07 September 2010 – Saturday 02 October 2010

Private View: Tuesday 07 September 2010, 18.00 – 21.00

Chaosmos is an arts initiative that aims to research and develop the production of an array of mixed media artwork, animations, video and live art. It is curated by Chris Boyd, the Lead Artist, and platforms a collection of international and renowned art in a unique exhibition that investigates turbulent visual planes within the conceptual framework of Chaosmos (a Joycean coinage).

The exhibition attempts to map meta-physical states, track intermittent interference whilst revealing a preoccupation with the creative process, pictorial puzzles and the integration of traditional artist techniques with current post production methods.

Curator: Chris Boyd (Lead Artist)

Artists: Chris Boyd; Megan Chapman; Gordon Cheung; Peter Eramian; C. James Fagan; Steven Heaton; Maggie Lambert; Lady Lillith Leveigh; Zan Lyons; Ashleigh Nankivell; David Ogle; Jonas Pihl; James Roper; Masahiro Tomioka; Jane Ward; Boris Zakic and others.

Writers: Peter Eramian; Penny Goring; Nina Miall; Kenji Siratori; Sam Skinner; Suzie Saw and others.

Chaosmos 2010 (Independents Liverpool Biennial 2010):

Viewing can be arranged by appointment for Sunday – Wednesday by contacting the Curator.

VJ Performances / Screenings: (TBC)

Thursday 09 September 2010, 19.30 – 22.30

Thursday 16 September 2010, 19.30 – 22.30

Friday 17 September 2010,  19.30 – 22.30

Artist Talks (in association with CulturePool):

Saturday 18 September 2010, 13.00 – 15.00

Contact:

Chris Boyd (Curator / Lead Artist)

E-mail:    boydism@hotmail.com

Website:  www.qboyd.com

Blog:  www.chrisboydism.blogspot.com

Facebook:  www.facebook.com/Chris.Boyd.Contemporary.Artist

Youtube:  www.youtube.com/boydism08

Exhibition: Pablo de Lillo

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Independents-logo-200Pablo de Lillo
07 October – 30 October 2010
Exhibition: Spanish artist Pablo de Lillo uses drawing, painting, sculpture or collage to develop his work of shaped formal presence and symbolic ambiguity in a calculated installation that enhaces the dialogue between the work and the viewer.

Private View: to be confirmed

“Modernism is for him  a huge store where he finds to take parts and pieces for his artistic bricolage. His objects and artifacts or drawings  dont  talk the utopian language of the pioneers, as they look much more like fragile and isolated words of a discontinued language .

Made of aluminium, fibreglass, cardboard or wood, his work adopts the form of an old modernist style building in south america or  becomes a handmade replica of a bauhaus famous chair devored by mass production and middle class taste.

Revisiting the objects, buildings or artworks of our disillusioned past is the way Pablo de Lillo questions  our complex present . His domestic scale works surround us like everyday objects, but its useles condition makes this aproach sometimes a disturbing experience althoug the elegance of its formal language.”

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Exhibition: An Antidote to the Ghastly Turner Prize

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Independents-logo-200An Antidote to the Ghastly Turner Prize
07 October – 30 November 2010
Exhibition by several Stuckist artists

Private View: 07 October 2010 18-21.00 All Welcome

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