How Can You Relate? – A Case of Alienation and Closeness
Saturday 8 February 2014, 2–8pm
Free admission, but tickets are limited. Please book here
How can you relate? looks at what it is to transpose personal practice into a public event. Constructed as a series of performances, screenings and works, How can you relate? considers where the artistic subject is found across constellations of production, distribution and consumption. The event consists of a series of lateral questions alongside more tacit propositions that fold back onto the structure of the event itself.
Edited by Pieternel Vermoortel, hosted and co-organised by LUX and the Showroom.
Event Schedule
2.10pm: Andy Lacey, get up and go (2014)
2.15pm: Joseph Walsh Pistachio and Wet Magazine (2014) performed by Ela Ciecierska, Holly Green and Papa Scotchie
2.50pm: Andy Lacey, get up and go (2014)
3pm: Kerstin Schroedinger Limited Edition (2014), a film programme compiled by Kerstin Schroedingerwith works by Tanya Syed, Peter Weiss, Lis Rhodes and others.
Break
4.40pm: Paul Simon Richards Follow, A confusion about her solidity (2014) performed by Anna Tierney
5.20pm: Andy Lacey, get up and go (2014)
5.30pm: Heather Phillipson invites Mark Harris with Bad Music (2014)
6.10pm: Andy Lacey, get up and go (2014)
6.30pm: Helen Benigson, Travelling from Africa via a Machine called A Sunbed (2014)
A poster by Patricia L Boyd, Untitled (Pieternel Vermoortel), 2014 will be distributed during the event.
The LUX Associate Artist Programme is a 12 month post-academic development course for artists working with the moving image. It aims to provide an intensive development focused on critical discourse, extending to the practical and infrastructural issues that present challenges for artists working with the medium. The programme consists of a minimum of 12 monthly critical seminars taking place at LUX exploring issues around artists’ moving image in the context of the artists’ own practice. Previous AAP Projects include (dis)chorus Residency, a project of the 2010/11 programme, Detroit, the 2009/10 final project, 8 Metaphors (because the moving image is not a book) for the 2008/9 final project and The Politics in the Room the AAP 2007/8 final project.