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studio 1.1: HEY! NARCISSUS! - 9 Aug 2013 to 15 Sept 2013

Current Exhibition


9 Aug 2013 to 15 Sept 2013
open: Wed to Sun 12-6 pm
studio 1.1
57a Redchurch Street
Nearest tubes Liverpool/Old Street
London
E2 7DJ
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Sarah McNulty,''Keyless (Bear Overhaul),' Oil on Linen, 120 x 150 cm)', 2013


Artists in this exhibition: Nigel Grimmer, Aindreas Scholz, Stephanie Moran, Kirsten Glass, Virginia Verran, Christopher Bond, Claudia Bose, Sarah McNulty, Glen Wild


HEY! NARCISSUS!

9 August – 15 September
(private views 8 and 22 Augustand 5 September)

with

Nigel Grimmer, Aindreas Scholz, Stephanie Moran, Kirsten Glass, Virginia Verran, Christopher Bond, Claudia Bose, Sarah McNulty, Glen Wild

HEY! NARCISSUS!

Called back from the brink, artists who bring the self-portrait into question: a question Narcissus can't hear, and Echo can only repeat the end of. Dialogue des sourds, indeed. Over six weeks the show will do its best to create its own conversation: evolving from clear self-absorption, aspects of autobiography presented (more or less) straight, moving step by tentative step through mythopoeia, creation of another (alter) ego, towards the area beyond, released from the self into pure form. Did someone mention Echo?

Keeping mythopoeia at bay Inching along the transformative vectors between 'men and women'; personal history and story-telling; autobiography masquerading as fiction and fiction masquerading as autobiography.

(In a self-indulgent digression ­ there is a case for saying that 'Jean Santeuil', Proust's first tryout for arguably the greatest novel of the 20th Century, 'A La Recherche..' fails not simply because of youth and naivete but because the author feels the need to disguise autobiography as 'fiction' (for historical personal reasons which are clear) whereas the final masterpiece succeeds precisely for the opposite reason ­ Proust discovers the modernist sophistication in presenting fiction as 'autobiography'). Invention as recorded fact – an echo of life.

Isn't it always a Portrait of the Artist?

the six-week sequence of artists and openings follows the rhyme-scheme below

abc - Nigel, Aindreas, Stephanie (pv. 8 August)
bcd - Aindreas, Stephanie, Kirsten (14 - 18 August)
def - Kirsten, Virginia, Chris (pv. 22 August - 25 August)
efg - Virginia, Chris, Claudia (28 August - 2 September)
ghi - Claudia, Sarah, Glen (pv. 5 September - 8 September)
hia - Sarah, Glen, Nigel (11 - 15 September)


studio1.1
57a Redchurch St London E2 7DJ
tubes: Shoreditch High St/Liverpool St/Old St
bus: 8, 26, 35, 47, 48, 149, 344, 388
email: [email protected]
tel: 07952 986696
web: http://www.studio1-1.co.uk
open: Wednesday to Sunday 12-6 pm
or by appointment

studio 1.1



John Summers
Keran James



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