Mon 21st Oct 2019
by CQ
Surface Gallery is pleased to announce the exhibition of their eleventh East Midlands Graduate Project, EM19: Octeria.
Life NewsOcteria is a reflective declaration of existence; it is the freedom in defying the norm and amplifying the unnoticed. Octeria is what makes a plastic bag breathe; it is the process of embedding troubles, anxieties and passions into fabric. Octeriais the law of attraction’s neon glow and the products extracted from women’s bodies. Octeria is the threats to our wet, soft, complex, human selves.
The East Midlands Graduate Project supports Fine Art graduates across the region as they make the transition from university to the professional art world. Octeria is the culmination of a four-week residency undertaken in Surface Gallery’s upstairs Project Space. Eight of the region’s most exciting new graduate artists have been commissioned to produce original work for the exhibition.
Sophie Baker (Lincoln) / Charlie Dean (NTU) / Arit Emmanuela Etukudo (NTU)/
Rachel Phillips (Loughborough) / Jess Pye (NTU) / Holly Rozier (Loughborough) /
Iyesha Walker (NUA) / Arianne Wilson (NTU)
Artist Talk and Tour:Saturday 12th November, 2pm
An opportunity to meet the artists and learn about the ideas behind the work. This is an informal event, and will be followed by a short Q & A.
Octeria opens in the Main Gallery, in conjunction with Reboot: An Exhibition by Printemps and Green Riotin the Project Space. As always, there will be a donations bar with ales from local brewery, Pheasantry.
Free Entry: Everyone Welcome
Supported using public funding by the National Lottery through Arts Council England
Partners: Communities Inc., Nottingham Trent University
Opening Hours:
Tuesday to Friday: 12pm – 6pm
Saturday: 11am – 5pm
16 Southwell Road, Nottingham, NG1 1DL
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