MOT International
Unit 54/5th floor Regents Studios
8 Andrews Road London E8 4QN

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Director Chris Hammond  +44 (0)7931 305 104

MOT International is the commercial wing of MOT, comprising of contemporary dealership, commercial curatorial practice and publisher. Profits from the company are used to fund the independent programme at MOT.

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MOT International also operates a commercial curatorial practice, offering independent curators, consultancy or full scale production. We have a wide variety of independent curators on our books, to suit any scale of exhibition or event. We can provide proposals for public art tenders, international Biennials or art fair projects.

We also curate and project manage individual artists projects and can offer expertise in all areas of production, from fundraising and proposal writing to shipping and technical requirements. MOT has curated over 50 exhibitions and has worked with some of the worlds most established artists, providing us with the experience and expertise to enrich any project.

Past commissions have included Paradise Row, Interzone, The Artist With Two Brains and the The End of the West. Forthcoming projects include Phlight and Propaganda Machine at the Serpentine Gallery. MOT International has acted as consultants for Birmingham City Council, NAB, Space, The University of the Arts and a number of regional gallery start ups.

We also offer talks, lectures and tutorials to education establishments and Galleries, including The Serpentine gallery, Goldsmiths, The Royal College of Art, Stanley Picker Gallery and The University of the Arts. To find out more about these services please contact the Gallery.

Laure Prouvost

All These Things Think Link

8th April—25th April '10
New work for Flat Time House.

Join us for the preview on 8 April, 6 - 9pm, and a special event on 24th April.

Laure Prouvost's new work for Flat Time House was made during and after a short stay in March. In all these things think link, narrative and text connect recorded images and sound to objects in the house. Often there is a disjuncture between the verbal and visual information presented in the work. The unsophisticated delivery of her stories or descriptions, offered sweetly in the artist's own voiceover or through simple silent intertitles, creates moments of ambiguity when we might believe what we are told, before we register the surreality of it and the narrative is fractured along with any illusion of a temporal or spatial congruence between filmed image and physical space.

This new work responds to the physical environment of John Latham's house, its objects and architecture, and more obliquely to his ideas about the inadequacies of language as a means of communication.

**EVENT**

showinshow
24th April, 3 - 8pm

Laure Prouvost has invited Tobias Collier, Julika Gittner, Tom Humphreys, Ken Jacobs, and Mark Aerial Waller to make a show in her show for one day.

More info to follow.

BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION

Laure Prouvost is an artist and filmmaker who lives and works in London. Her work includes painting, video, sound, and site-specific work. She graduated from Central St Martins College of Art in 2002 and is now completing her MFA at Goldsmiths College. In 2009 she completed the LUX Associate Artist Programme. She is currently showing IT, HEAT, HIT in the Lightbox Tate Britain (until 2 May). Recent shows include BFI, London; Form Content, London; EAST International, Norwich (recipient of the EAST International Award 2009); CCCB, Barcelona; and National Media Museum, Bradford. She has been director of tank.tv, the online platform for artists' work in moving image, since 2003. Her videos are distributed by LUX and she is represented by MOT International.