Showing posts with label heaps. Show all posts
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Thursday, 19 November 2009

DUST at Hovel


Here is a sample of pictures from DUST, my exhibition/intervention at Hovel in Camberwell, South London in 2009.

For full details about DUST, including visiting times and the DUST Pamphlet, please see the earlier posts below.






Tuesday, 10 November 2009

DUST table collection





Heap/Hole film
Scissors
White flower
Two small keys...
Stone with hole
Dust and fluff
Plastic twist
Wire/flex fragment
Tiny envelopes
Cassette tape fragment
Used Rawl plug
Text on cardboard
Broken spectacles
'Road gems'/broken glass
Headache pill packaging
Ink drawings...



...crumpled paper
Broken plaster sculpture - ankles
DUST pamphlet with ribbon
Dust ball from the floor...



DUST - some pictures

Some pictures from DUST, in the living room - see earlier posts for details of the exhibition








Ink on paper, oil on canvas, watercolour, printed text.

Friday, 30 October 2009

DUST Pamphlet


As part of my intervention at Hovel I produced a pamphlet entitled 'DUST'. The pamphlet contains a sequence of short texts I have written regarding the bin scavengers, whom I have observed, and other reflections on filth. The text is interspersed with illustrations, which connect my observations of dirt and searching with loss and memorialisation. The pamphlet is A5 size, printed on 95g acid free paper and is hand stitched. It is printed in an open edition, each copy signed and numbered.

Wednesday, 21 January 2009