Wednesday 5 April 2023
Glimpse1 is a poetry event activated by machine learning, it’s a live generated a.i assisted evening of spoken word and miscommunicated intents. Showcasing the artists from the Contemporary Art Practice MA at the Royal College of Art, new writing will be performed in the space and then live modified by an a.i text generator to create a completely new spin on the work.
Glimpse1 is a poetry event activated by machine learning, it’s a live generated a.i assisted evening of spoken word and miscommunicated intents. Showcasing the artists from the Contemporary Art Practice MA at the Royal College of Art, new writing will be performed in the space and then live modified by an a.i text generator to create a completely new spin on the work.
Poetry Evening
Wednesday 5 April 6-11pm
book here
Thursday 6 April 2023
recombinator is an audio visual project by artists Blake Hart-Wilson, Jonatan Wejnold and Hongrui Liu in collaboration with their fellow RCA Contemporary Art Practice cohort (art-speak for posse).
An arch mash-up of video clips, sound samples, songs, snippets, fragments, slivers and morsels received via submission which are then curated, catalogued, distilled, re-ordered, and disordered.
Audio Visual Performance night
Thursday 6 April 6.30-11pm
book here
Opening: Saturday 22 April 2023 6-9pm
20 April - 1 May 2023
12-8pm Thur, Fri | 12-6pm Wed, Sat, Sun
‘As a Child with a Matchstick Castle’ will be a three week exhibition presenting the building of a large-scale installation by F.A.F Collective that explores how layers of history and myth are interwoven.
F.A.F emerged out of a shared indifference to the financial and physical restraints placed on the creation of large scale sculptures in London. In a disused industrial site, which had been fly-tipped with construction debris, this shared sentiment first manifested itself with the creation of ‘Stephen Bhatti’s Diving Tower’. This show brings these three artists inside the gallery to unearth a mosaic hidden below a caravan complex.
1 June - 1 8 June
Encompassing sculpture, painting, sound and performance, this interdisciplinary show will bring together female and queer identifying artists to investigate the grotesque through the bodily, through language, and through an erotic lens.
Carnavalesque in its' fantastical exaggeration of contemporary contexts, the show's high-octane pitch reflects the excess of ramped up emotionality of living in a time of permacrisis.