Showing posts with label Objects in the Field. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Objects in the Field. Show all posts
Friday, May 9, 2014
Tuesday, February 25, 2014
Sophy Rickett: Objects in the Field - TALK
Sophy Rickett will be in conversation with Barry Phipps
Barry Phipps is a curator and a fellow of Churchill College, University of Cambridge
March 12th, 2014
6:30-7.30 pm
The talk is free but places are limited
RSVP: elisa@camillagrimaldi.com
Camilla Grimaldi Gallery
25 Old Burlington Street
4th Floor
London
0203 637 0637
Sophy Rickett will be in conversation with Barry Phipps
Barry Phipps is a curator and a fellow of Churchill College, University of Cambridge
March 12th, 2014
6:30-7.30 pm
The talk is free but places are limited
RSVP: elisa@camillagrimaldi.com
Camilla Grimaldi Gallery
25 Old Burlington Street
4th Floor
London
0203 637 0637
Labels:
Artist Talk,
Barry Phipps,
Objects in the Field,
Sophy Rickett
Monday, February 24, 2014
Sophy Rickett's Objects in the Field rated one of the top 10 photography exhibitions in London
by Time Out
by Time Out
Labels:
Kettle's Yard,
Objects in the Field,
Sophy Rickett,
Time Out
Sophy Rickett's Objects in the Field on The Learned Pig
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| Objects in the Field, 1991/2013 |
Collaboration between the arts and the sciences is both increasingly prominent and, perhaps as a consequence, increasingly problematic. Projects and practices describing themselves as interdisciplinary collaborations are on the rise, in part as a result of funding availability. But it’s also more complex than that: art is always drawn to power, and few institutions in the Western world today wield as much power as omniscient Science.
But to what extent can pure, balanced collaboration ever actually occur? Is it not always marked by the spectre of the parasite, or of exploitation? On the one hand, perhaps this particular period in the history of relations between the arts and the sciences may be seen as a great coming together of shared interest and understanding (but what would that look like?). On the other, and less explicitly, perhaps it’s actually seeing a crystallisation of existing oppositions, whereby each so-called collaborator retreads the same lines of opposition in the very process of ‘collaboration’. Perhaps, as ever, it’s a bit of both.
Such questions are deftly alluded to by Sophy Rickett in her thoughtful and elegant exhibition, Objects in the Field. Originally exhibited at Kettle’s Yard, Cambridge, the project has been expanded upon and is now on show at Camilla Grimaldi’s temporary space in an intriguingly unprepossessing office block on Old Burlington Street.
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