[Details on Request]: A MANIFESTO FOR THE BOOK

Monday 8 August 2011

A MANIFESTO FOR THE BOOK

At 187 pages long, you'll be sitting at your computer screen for a while, but this project from the University of West England's Book Arts Research department helps to question the place of the book in contemporary art practice.

http://www.bookarts.uwe.ac.uk/cases_canon/manifbk.pdf

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[Details on Request] are a curatorial team run by a group of practicing artists in East London with the aim to create networking and exhibiting opportunities for emerging artists. The projects run by [Details on Request] hope to encourage collaboration and create, for graduates, peer group learning which is so important for the development of an artist's practice. [Details on Request] hold a program of exhibitions, talks and group critiques in London and through out the UK. Recent events includePerformitivity as part of the Bath Fringe Festival,Tago Mago, an interactive live art and music night and Art In The Park, a live art performance platform in London Fields, East London.

If you would be interested in working with us or would like us to curate an event or exhibition please contact us at info@detailsonrequest.com

Please see below for forthcoming projects.

VISUAL PARADIGMS

Visual Paradigms is a online, open source project for visual artists exploring the links between contemporary art practice and art writing run by [Details on Request].

The exhibition will be exploring ideas between communication, personal reactions to art and the complexities of interpreting language through a reworking of the surrealist game of the Exquisite Corpse.

Seven writers have been invited to produce a piece of writing about seven different images chosen by the curators; in turn, artists are now invited to submit original works to the project that they believe reflect or are inspired by thetexts.

Works from all mediums will be accepted whether it be painting, sculpture, performance, video, audio or other. See T&C for information on how to submit work.

For more information please see the Visual Paradigms website.

http://cargocollective.com/visualparadigms

PAST EVENTS

15.10.2011

Visual Paradigms Project Launch

6-9pm

Unit 61, Regents Studios, 8 Andrews Road, E8 4QN

15.10.2011-15.10.2012

VISUAL PARADIGMS

An online, open source project for visual artists exploring the links between contemporary art practice and art writing.

Please see website to find out how you can be involved.

http://cargocollective.com/visualparadigms

29.10.11

TM3

8pm-2am

Servant Jazz Quarters, 10A Bradbury Street, Dalston

Music and live art night with Baron and Henry's Phonograph.

27.05.11 - 12.06.11

PERFORMIVITY Fringe Arts Bath

PV with performances from Alice Vandeleur- Boorer and Karina Banks

Exploring performance through documentation.

Laurence Payot, Black Dogs, Laurie Lax, Alice Vandeleur-Boorer, Joanne Masding, Tim Stock

35-36 Stall Street

Bath, BA1 1QG

Saturday 7th May 2011

TAGO MAGO 2

With art from Kate Wiggs, Cris Brooks, Duncan Ward and Vinicius Carvalho

And music from Orchestra Elastique and Happy Home.

Servant Jazz Quarters

10a Bradbury Street

Dalston, London

Saturday 2nd April 2011

Artist Critique

A regular event for artists to meet and discuss new works in an informal setting.

Thursday 11th November 2010

The Queen of Hoxton

London EC2A 3JX

[Details on Request] co-curated an evening of music, live art and interventions.

Showing work by:

Alastair Levy

Ruaidhri Ryan

Laura Kennedy

The Typewriters

Stephany Pollard

Ines Von Bonhorst

Rebecca Noy

Saturday 28th August 2010

Art In The Park

Live and Performance Art forum in London Fields

with performances by:

Natalie Sharp

Will Slater

The Illegible Bachelor

Tim Smart

Airimages

Super Penny

Lance Boreham

Roberta Vaz

Friday 27th August 2010

Book Swap and Interactive Library

Book swap and story telling by Lance Boreham

Various locations in East London

Seminars in Irrelevant Learning

A series of seminars looking at the ways in which we learn and the success of them.

Thursday 5th August 2010

How To Attract The Opposite Sex

Nila Raj, Lead singer of Nila and the Rajs

Off Broadway

E8 4PH

Friday 6th August 2010

How To Hold A Conversation

Held by Glyn Read, Chairman of the Virtalis Group of Companies.

Tina, We Salute You,

London N1

Saturday 7th Auguest 2010, 7pm

How To Like Things

Held by Andrew Jeremy Houghton-Robinson, Creative Technician/Programmer

Gossip,

London E8 4QJ

Sunday 15th August

How To Eat Proper

Under The Dust

17th June 2010

LOOT & EVERYTHING ELSE

A Collection of Collections

Featuring the collections of:

Supermarket Sarah- On-line shop and blogger

Lou Marcellin- Photographer

Pope Joan- Band

Paul Hanford- Secret Cinema

Annie Ablett (MOMART)- Frame Conservator

Laura Kennedy- Artist

Prints for sale by Stephanie Pollard

ARTIST FORUM

Sat 19th June 2010, 2pm-4pm

Talks and discussions around the themes of collecting and how this can be used to inform artistic practice.

CINEMA EVENING

27th June 2010

Under the Dust

A fun evening of films, drinks and chats.

7th - 11th May 2010

Construction Line

A performance exhibition where a sweatshop of artisans are forced to churn out creative talent by the hour.

Factory employees were:

Maria Lopez- artist

Alex Perryman- graphic designer

Necole Schmitz- artist

Esther Hubert- ceramist

Luz Valencia- artist

Turnhurst- collaborative artist duo

1st April 2010

Launch Night [Details on Request]

Featuring work by:

Airimages

David Butler

Laurie Lax

Liberty Rowley & Mark James

Matthew Kay

Matthew Mackisack

Rie Hale

Victoria Karlsson

and an introductory installation by [DoR]

Styling by y.not.i

Dj set by Jerk It & y.not.i

Monday 8 August 2011

A MANIFESTO FOR THE BOOK

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