Bold Tendencies, London
Commissions
2024 - 2024
Turnus Gallery, Warsaw
Group Exhibition
2024 - 2024
Hannah Barry Gallery, London
Group Exhibition
2023 - 2023
Bold Tendencies, London
Commissions
2023 - 2023
Selfridges, London
Commission
2023 - 2023
Collective Ending HQ, London
Duo Exhibition
2022 - 2022
Hannah Barry Gallery, London
Group Exhibition
2022 - 2023
FACT, London
Short Film
2022 - 2022
Bold Tendencies, London
Commissions
2022 - 2022
Multiple Locations, UK
Project
2022 - 2022
Hannah Barry Gallery, London
Group Exhibition
2021 - 2022
Collective Ending HQ, London
Group Exhibition
2021 - 2021
Selfridges, London
Commission
2021 - 2021
Bold Tendencies, London
Commissions
2021 - 2021
Harlesden High Street, London
Solo Exhibition
2021 - 2021
Bold Tendencies, London
Group Exhibition
2020 - 2020
Collective Ending HQ, London
Group Exhibition
2020 - 2020
Hannah Barry Gallery, London
Group Exhibition
2020 - 2020
Spit & Sawdust, London
Group Exhibition
2019 - 2019
Bold Tendencies, London
Commissions
2019 - 2019
Spit & Sawdust, London
Group Exhibition
2019 - 2019
Spit & Sawdust, London
Group Exhibition
2019 - 2019
Art Academy Newington, London
Group Exhibition
2018 - 2018
Bold Tendencies, London
Group Exhibition
2018 - 2018
Arjuna Neuman, João Vasco Paiva, Irina Kirchuk, Emilija Škarnulytė, Lawrence Lek, Sterling Ruby, Johann Arens, Jenna Sutela, Richard Wentworth, Siân Lyn Hutchings
18 May – 22 September 2018
Bold Tendencies, London
Over the last few decades the subject of ecology has become an increasingly urgent issue. Ecology is not a solitary investigation into the natural world or the way that organisms and environments react inside it. It is a lens for analysing all that takes place on Earth and beyond, be it cultural or natural, language or weather: objects, subjects, processes, networks.
In a world where Peruvian ice cores are stuffed with lead, corporations have more rights than humans, and gut bacteria helps develop infant brains - a world of gene synthesisers, hybrid corn and frozen embryos - the question of ecology is more important than ever. Finding points of connection between bacteria, artificial intelligence and recycling, between rural and urban, terrestrial and extra-terrestrial, Bold Tendencies' 12th Artistic Programme presented the work of artists that bravely traverse this new ecological terrain.
Each commission approaches the question of ecology in the contemporary world in its own terms. Whether the revolutionary sounds of Haitian music, the vernacular architecture of rammed earth, or the bespoke packaging of an international courier service, each artist considers the interplay of this ecological maze. The commissions shift from organic elements to algorithmic patterns, sonic wormholes to vibrant skylines, representing a diverse field of aesthetic and conceptual approach.
Hannah Barry Gallery, London
Group Exhibition
2017 - 2018