Perishable
28/22–01–2022
28/22–01–2022
The group show Perishable sees the coming together of people and artworks from Seoul, Glasgow and London.Work exhibited apprehend much of our post-lockdown uncertainties, with concurrent themes of distance and intimacy running throughout. The exhibition tries to make sense of our new settings, where a bed becomes an office and night club becomes a petri dish. In this restructuring of everyday life, (which not long ago would seem the contents of a sci-fi film) boundaries between the personal and public become hazy and complicated.Perishableseeks to capture the sentiments of this time, where people are increasingly isolated yet codependent, displaced and far flung yet resilient, where relationships are ever more reliant on new communicative systems and technologies.
Place:
Glasgow Proejct room
Glasgow Proejct room
Walking Through The Place
09/06–01–2022
09/06–01–2022
In Covid time, we, recent graduates, are forced to have a digital exhibition as the alternative graduation show and accept ‘the new normal’ of limited contact and shows as our reality. In this ‘Walking through the place’, we are creating a site-specific exhibition to defy ‘the new normal’ to create our ‘new personal environment’ and thus make our own definition of new normal.
The exhibition space provided by CCA originally was used as a workshop site and not a space for exhibition. Here, we will try to create a temporary environment for 13 people. The exhibition itself is curated to be almost like an archive where works are situated in the manner ready to be moved, read and interacted with. This form of display underlines the fluidity and flexibility of the artworks to be in any space. It's an attempt to adapt to the location and take a flexible attitude. In the art pieces, each artist expresses the space in which they live and with a collaboration of works from the ‘Re;bounding’ exhibition in Seoul, the 13 artists explore their resolution and attitude towards facing the changing world.
The exhibition space provided by CCA originally was used as a workshop site and not a space for exhibition. Here, we will try to create a temporary environment for 13 people. The exhibition itself is curated to be almost like an archive where works are situated in the manner ready to be moved, read and interacted with. This form of display underlines the fluidity and flexibility of the artworks to be in any space. It's an attempt to adapt to the location and take a flexible attitude. In the art pieces, each artist expresses the space in which they live and with a collaboration of works from the ‘Re;bounding’ exhibition in Seoul, the 13 artists explore their resolution and attitude towards facing the changing world.
Place:
CCA Glasgow
CCA Glasgow
Butterfly Effect
06/03–05–18
06/03–05–18
Environment, a term that describes the surroundings and conditions of our living, is the initiative for the 4482-2018 exhibition. The environment, that we are all part of, shapes us, impacts us, and changes us. Yet, it is often entangled with conflicts and consequences. It is hoped that the 4482 would provide a platform for artists to create their own ‘Butterfly Effect’ on the issues of our common environment by presenting their voices through their works. Their voices will be shared and expanded to a network of diverse conversations that invites everyone to participate; subsequently echoing beyond the gallery space to our everyday lives. This open invitation to incur a collaborative ‘Butterfly Effect’ will bring Art and public together.
Place:
OXO Tower
OXO Tower
