CURATOR'S TOUR:
'27 SENSES' AT CHISENHALE
14 August 2010, 2pm
Chisenhale Gallery, London
Tour of the 27 Senses exhibition which includes new commissions by Kenneth Goldsmith/ UbuWeb, Carl Michael von Hausswolff/ Selmer Nilsen, Karl Holmqvist, Jutta Koether, Eline McGeorge
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'27 SENSES' AT CHISENHALE
Kenneth Goldsmith/ UbuWeb, Carl Michael von Hausswolff/ Selmer Nilsen, Karl Holmqvist, Jutta Koether, Eline McGeorge
18 July - 22 August 2010
Chisenhale Gallery, London
Guided Tour Saturday 14 August 2010, 2pm
27 Senses is a group exhibition arriving at Chisenhale Gallery from the Norwegian fjords, based around the participating artists' investigation into a forgotten moment in the life of seminal artist Kurt Schwitters.
'27 SENSES' BOOK
To coincide with the London openening of 27 Senses Electra has published a book which documents the project, including commissioned text pieces by the artists and rare photography of Schwitters in Norway taken by his son Ernst.
'FICTION ON AUCTION' BY GOLDIN+SENNEBY AT CHRISTIE'S
Christie's, London
Guided tours:
Saturday 20 March 2 - 4pm
& Monday 22 March 6 - 7:30pm
Auction: 2pm Thursday 25 March
Commission No.4 in the Offer & Exchange series, Fiction on Auction, offers the successful bidder the inclusion of their
name in Goldin+Senneby's novel Looking for Headless, thereby entering into the work and becoming part of the fictional process.
UBUWEB
UbuWeb is a vast web resource for avant-garde material founded in 1996 by poet Kenneth Goldsmith. Ubuweb hosts footage from Electra projects within its archive.
'REVERSE KARAOKE' BY KIM GORDON AND JUTTA KOETHER AT WYSING ARTS CENTRE
Reverse Karaoke by Kim Gordon and Jutta Koether will be exhibited at Wysing Arts Centre, Cambridgeshire in 'BE GLAD FOR THE SONG HAS NO END: A Festival of Artist's Music', 11 September, 2010. Reverse Karaoke was commissioned by Electra for the Her Noise exhibition, South London Gallery, 2005.
RESONANCE FM BROADCAST OF 'RADIO GALLERY: THE TRANS COMMUNICATION LAB'
Held at the Old Operating Theatre in 2006, curators Lina Dzuverovic and Carl Michael von Hausswolff invited Jon Ronson, Olivia Plender and Jacob Kirkegaard to contribute, with a voiceover by Rob Young.