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VISIONS EVENTS 2016
Thurs 6 Oct, 6-9pm First Thursday Private View FREE
Visions in the Nunnery is returning to Bow Arts’ Nunnery Gallery for a special celebratory tenth edition, opening during Frieze London 2016.
One of Frieze’s recommended not-for-profit shows, join us to celebrate the opening of this special edition, previewing with the first London showing of Dryden Goodwin’s work Poised with other works focusing on the body and close observation. The evening will also feature a roaming performance from Liam Geary Baulch.
Visions 2016 showcases over 100 international artists’ work through an innovative six-part programme, including artists Marina Abramović, Ori Gersht, Susan Hiller, Mikhail Karikis, Richard Layzell and Uriel Orlow. 12 events punctuate the programme, featuring live performances in the gallery, Carmelite Café and Bow Arts’ unique Victorian enclosed courtyard.
Sat 8 Oct, 6-10pm Visions Frieze East End Night
One of Frieze’s recommended not-for-profit shows, join us to celebrate the end of Frieze Week and the opening of the special 10th edition of Visions in the Nunnery. Featuring the live and interactive performance Dance and Draw from Patrick Simpkins as well as the Dryden Goodwin programme, presenting the first London showing of Poised with other works focusing on the body and close observation.
Visions 2016 showcases over 100 international artists’ work through an innovative six-part programme, including artists Marina Abramović, Ori Gersht, Susan Hiller, Mikhail Karikis, Richard Layzell and Uriel Orlow. 12 events punctuate the programme, featuring live performances in the gallery, Carmelite Café and Bow Arts’ unique Victorian enclosed courtyard
Thurs 6 Oct, 6-9pm First Thursday Private View FREE
Visions in the Nunnery is returning to Bow Arts’ Nunnery Gallery for a special celebratory tenth edition, opening during Frieze London 2016.
One of Frieze’s recommended not-for-profit shows, join us to celebrate the opening of this special edition, previewing with the first London showing of Dryden Goodwin’s work Poised with other works focusing on the body and close observation. The evening will also feature a roaming performance from Liam Geary Baulch.
Visions 2016 showcases over 100 international artists’ work through an innovative six-part programme, including artists Marina Abramović, Ori Gersht, Susan Hiller, Mikhail Karikis, Richard Layzell and Uriel Orlow. 12 events punctuate the programme, featuring live performances in the gallery, Carmelite Café and Bow Arts’ unique Victorian enclosed courtyard.
Sat 8 Oct, 6-10pm Visions Frieze East End Night
One of Frieze’s recommended not-for-profit shows, join us to celebrate the end of Frieze Week and the opening of the special 10th edition of Visions in the Nunnery. Featuring the live and interactive performance Dance and Draw from Patrick Simpkins as well as the Dryden Goodwin programme, presenting the first London showing of Poised with other works focusing on the body and close observation.
Visions 2016 showcases over 100 international artists’ work through an innovative six-part programme, including artists Marina Abramović, Ori Gersht, Susan Hiller, Mikhail Karikis, Richard Layzell and Uriel Orlow. 12 events punctuate the programme, featuring live performances in the gallery, Carmelite Café and Bow Arts’ unique Victorian enclosed courtyard
Thursday 24 Nov 6-9pm Programme 2 Launch
Launching Visions in the Nunnery’s Programme 2, with live networked performances from
Annie Abrahams, Daniel Pinheiro & Lisa Parra, Cinzia Cremona and Natalia Skobeeva, who just won the Red Mansion Prize.
Programme 2 explores work that unravels paradoxes and unveils contradictions, including artists Miloushka Bokma, Rose Butler, DATAMOSH, Shona Davies, Dave Monaghan &
Jon Klein (DMK), FONTE & POE, Rachel Garfield, Stacey Guthrie, Jan Hakon Erichsen, Paul
R Jones, Ope Lori, Laura Malacart, Melanie Menard, C.O. Moed + Adrian Garcia Gomez,
Alejandra Morote Peralta, Gary Setzer, Paul Shortt, Theo Tagholm, Grace Alexandra Williams.
Visions 2016 showcases over 100 international artists’ work through an innovative six-part programme, including artists Marina Abramović, Ori Gersht, Susan Hiller, Mikhail Karikis, Richard Layzell and Uriel Orlow. 12 events punctuate the programme, featuring live performances in the gallery, Carmelite Café and Bow Arts’ unique Victorian enclosed courtyard. View the full programme here
To RSVP please follow the link on Eventbrite
Click here to let us know that you're coming via Facebook.
Saturday 26 Nov 5-7pm BEEF
BEEF (Bristol Experimental and Expanded Film) presents a day of immersive photochemical and sonic experimental performances curated by Louisa Fairclough.
Works will include My Tape Archive, a performance using 16mm projectors and hand-processed film loops, Vicky Smith and Shirley Pegna’s Primal, an abstract 16mm animation made directly onto the filmstrip through physical contact with film using the actions of rubbing and scraping, and Laura Phillips and Saltings’ work Untitled, which brings together the unexpected melodies of improvising musicians with imagery from a reading device for the partially-sited, creating an audio-visual ensemble educing a sense of enigma and decentralisation.
BEEF (beefbristol.org) is a film and sound collective supporting experimental practice in Bristol, providing a platform for production, distribution and critical engagement. BEEF’s members are artists, curators and researchers organising a regular programme of events, exhibitions, analogue film and sound workshops and screenings.
Also featuring live performances from Lee Campbell, Rory Flynn & Carali McCall, Giulia Mattera.
Visions 2016 showcases over 100 international artists’ work through an innovative six-part programme, including artists Marina Abramović, Ori Gersht, Susan Hiller, Mikhail Karikis, Richard Layzell and Uriel Orlow. 12 events punctuate the programme, featuring live performances in the gallery, Carmelite Café and Bow Arts’ unique Victorian enclosed courtyard.
Thursday 1 Dec 6-9pm First Thursday Programme 3 Launch
Launching Visions in the Nunnery’s Programme 3 with a new and live performance from Richard Layzell, as well as Elena Cologni, Jeanette Joy Harris and Noa Reshef.
Programme 3 will explore digital worlds, utopias and dystopias, with artists including Adriana Amodei, Sandra Araújo, Ulu Braun, Carla Chan, Milo Creese, Sandra Crisp, Dennis & Debbie Club, Nina Danino, Valentina Ferrandes, Tessa Garland, Heidi Kilpeläinen, Lawrence Lek, Allie Litherland, Jonathon Monaghan, Chris Paul Daniels, Mauricio Sanhueza,
PolakVanBekkum, Schellekens & Peleman, Zeljko Vidovic.
Visions 2016 showcases over 100 international artists’ work through an innovative six-part programme, including artists Marina Abramović, Ori Gersht, Susan Hiller, Mikhail Karikis, Richard Layzell and Uriel Orlow. 12 events punctuate the programme, featuring live performances in the gallery, Carmelite Café and Bow Arts’ unique Victorian enclosed courtyard.
Saturday 17 Dec 6-10pm Special Closing Night Party
Join us to celebrate the closing weekend of Visions in the Nunnery with live performances from Gur AriePiepskovitz, Irina Danilova & Hiram Levy, Tritotetartes and special screenings from Gabriel Andreu, Cristine Brache, Cinzia Cremona, Karoline Jeuffroy, Jamila Johnson-Small, Heidi Kilpeläinen, Ann-Marie Le Quesne, Mētra Saberova.
Launching Visions in the Nunnery’s Programme 2, with live networked performances from
Annie Abrahams, Daniel Pinheiro & Lisa Parra, Cinzia Cremona and Natalia Skobeeva, who just won the Red Mansion Prize.
Programme 2 explores work that unravels paradoxes and unveils contradictions, including artists Miloushka Bokma, Rose Butler, DATAMOSH, Shona Davies, Dave Monaghan &
Jon Klein (DMK), FONTE & POE, Rachel Garfield, Stacey Guthrie, Jan Hakon Erichsen, Paul
R Jones, Ope Lori, Laura Malacart, Melanie Menard, C.O. Moed + Adrian Garcia Gomez,
Alejandra Morote Peralta, Gary Setzer, Paul Shortt, Theo Tagholm, Grace Alexandra Williams.
Visions 2016 showcases over 100 international artists’ work through an innovative six-part programme, including artists Marina Abramović, Ori Gersht, Susan Hiller, Mikhail Karikis, Richard Layzell and Uriel Orlow. 12 events punctuate the programme, featuring live performances in the gallery, Carmelite Café and Bow Arts’ unique Victorian enclosed courtyard. View the full programme here
To RSVP please follow the link on Eventbrite
Click here to let us know that you're coming via Facebook.
Saturday 26 Nov 5-7pm BEEF
BEEF (Bristol Experimental and Expanded Film) presents a day of immersive photochemical and sonic experimental performances curated by Louisa Fairclough.
Works will include My Tape Archive, a performance using 16mm projectors and hand-processed film loops, Vicky Smith and Shirley Pegna’s Primal, an abstract 16mm animation made directly onto the filmstrip through physical contact with film using the actions of rubbing and scraping, and Laura Phillips and Saltings’ work Untitled, which brings together the unexpected melodies of improvising musicians with imagery from a reading device for the partially-sited, creating an audio-visual ensemble educing a sense of enigma and decentralisation.
BEEF (beefbristol.org) is a film and sound collective supporting experimental practice in Bristol, providing a platform for production, distribution and critical engagement. BEEF’s members are artists, curators and researchers organising a regular programme of events, exhibitions, analogue film and sound workshops and screenings.
Also featuring live performances from Lee Campbell, Rory Flynn & Carali McCall, Giulia Mattera.
Visions 2016 showcases over 100 international artists’ work through an innovative six-part programme, including artists Marina Abramović, Ori Gersht, Susan Hiller, Mikhail Karikis, Richard Layzell and Uriel Orlow. 12 events punctuate the programme, featuring live performances in the gallery, Carmelite Café and Bow Arts’ unique Victorian enclosed courtyard.
Thursday 1 Dec 6-9pm First Thursday Programme 3 Launch
Launching Visions in the Nunnery’s Programme 3 with a new and live performance from Richard Layzell, as well as Elena Cologni, Jeanette Joy Harris and Noa Reshef.
Programme 3 will explore digital worlds, utopias and dystopias, with artists including Adriana Amodei, Sandra Araújo, Ulu Braun, Carla Chan, Milo Creese, Sandra Crisp, Dennis & Debbie Club, Nina Danino, Valentina Ferrandes, Tessa Garland, Heidi Kilpeläinen, Lawrence Lek, Allie Litherland, Jonathon Monaghan, Chris Paul Daniels, Mauricio Sanhueza,
PolakVanBekkum, Schellekens & Peleman, Zeljko Vidovic.
Visions 2016 showcases over 100 international artists’ work through an innovative six-part programme, including artists Marina Abramović, Ori Gersht, Susan Hiller, Mikhail Karikis, Richard Layzell and Uriel Orlow. 12 events punctuate the programme, featuring live performances in the gallery, Carmelite Café and Bow Arts’ unique Victorian enclosed courtyard.
Saturday 17 Dec 6-10pm Special Closing Night Party
Join us to celebrate the closing weekend of Visions in the Nunnery with live performances from Gur AriePiepskovitz, Irina Danilova & Hiram Levy, Tritotetartes and special screenings from Gabriel Andreu, Cristine Brache, Cinzia Cremona, Karoline Jeuffroy, Jamila Johnson-Small, Heidi Kilpeläinen, Ann-Marie Le Quesne, Mētra Saberova.