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Ami Clarke
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Lives: London
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Wimbledon School of Art - BA (Hons) Fine Art Sculpture
Reigate School of Art - Foundation
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Cradle - The Belfry - St Johns on the Green - Open House Architecture weekend - September 2006
Come see the Chimera - Hat on Wall Gallery - 2003
Come see the Chimera - Fremantle House Gallery - 2003
Something for the Weekend - De Beauvoir Gallery - 2003
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The Shandy Show - Now and Then Gallery - Martello st, London - Nov 2007
Climate of Change - Union st - London - November 2007
Driven - Fieldgate Gallery - June - July 2007
Days of the Commune - Stockwell Studios - June 2007
'42' - Three Colts Gallery - November 2006
Bubblle and Squeak - PM Gallery Toronto - December 2006
Night on Earth - curated by Harry Pye - Oxford House - 2005
Chutney Preserves - curated by Sarah Sparkes - South London County show - 2005
Intelligent Design - curated by Nick Symes - Pilgrims Launch, the Thames - 2005
Sci-fi - MOT Gallery London - 2004
Freehouse - The Hare - London - 2004
Totem - MOT Gallery London - 2004
Red Nose Show - MOT Gallery London - 2004
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The Belfry.
The belfry project space is co-directed by Ami Clarke and Ananda Pellerin. The belfry is located at St Johns Church on Bethnal Green, and is supported by the Parochial Church Council.
Aims.
To show work that reacts to the interior of the belfry’s unusual atmosphere and architectural presence, that shows an alternative take on the idea of exhibition and allows for an un-conventional approach to the gallery space.
We are particularly interested to show work that is made in direct response to the belfry. This could be seen in a number of different contexts:
- address the architectural space that is the belfry.
- take account of the location – ie. in relation to the church, to what a belfry might be/have been used for.
- be seen in relation to its location in Bethnal Green, etc.
- address the ideological presence or position of the church.
Installation
Performance
Sound
Film
Text
Painting and sculpture, and all work that has been previously made with no relation to the space; the belfry, will not be considered, unless part of a broader work that takes into account the context of the belfry.
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Driven to Distraction review by Rebecca Feiner - Daily Telegraph 14.7.2007
Zero-ing in on some great big ideas - Gary Michael Dault - Globe and Mail - Toronto 30.12.06
Visual Arts review Chris Schuler - the Independent 15.11.06 - '42' at Three Colts Gallery.
Display. Recent installation photographs from London galleries and venues. Published by Rachmaninoffs.
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