'Without You I’m Nothing' is a trilogy of events including performances, lectures, workshops and discussions.
The events are organised as a part of a residency titled '6 Months Without' by Nastja Säde Rönkkö, where the artist lives and works in London without the Internet for 6 months.
ICA, London
Saturday 1 September
This film screening and reading marks the starting point of a project by a new crip research group, comprising art practitioners who identify as crip, disabled or otherwise non-conforming to standard ideas of good health.
Guest Projects, London
Preview with performances: Tuesday 28 August, 6-10pm
Exhibition open: Wednesday 29 August + Thursday 30 August, 12-6pm
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4pm–8pm, 18 June 2018
Istanbul Biennial, IKSV Salon
Wysing Head of Partnerships, Chelsea Pettitt, and Artists and Programmes Curator, Lotte Juul Petersen, will be presenting at the Istanbul Biennial as part of 'The Rural: Contemporary Art and Spaces of Connection'.
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We are pleased to be part of a new partnership project 'The Rural: Contemporary Art and Spaces of Connection', led by Whitechapel Gallery.
Lucy Steggals, artist in residence at Royal Papworth Hospital, launched a seasonal project called Florulary with playful interventions across the Hospital site and an exhibition at Imperial College, London.
Bluecoat, Liverpool,
Fri 27 April to Sun 24 June 2018
Primary, Nottingham,
Fri 30 Nov 2018 to Sat 9 Feb 2019
HOME, Manchester,
Sat 6 Apr 2019 to Sun 19 May 2019
Wysing Arts Centre, off site live performance in Cambridge
Date to be announced
March Town Hall
Market Place, March
Cambridgeshire, PE15 9JF
Sunday 10 June, 11.30am–4.30pm
Free, booking required
Museum of Classical Archaeology Cambridge
19 May – 3 November 2018
Kettle’s Yard Cambridge
5 September – Sunday 14 October 2018
Wysing Arts Centre, The Mechatronic Library, FACT (Foundation for Art and Creative Technology) and QUAD are pleased to announce a new co-commissioned work by artist Anna Bunting-Branch premiering in October 2018 at Wysing Arts Centre.
How to Create and Collaborate: Generating Exhibition Ideas Symposium
13 March 2018
Southbank Centre, London
12 February
6.30-8pm, Gorvy Lecture Theatre
Royal College of Art, London
For the first of this year What’s Next? Lecture Series, Donna Lynas will lead the discussion around: "Value – how do artists value their work? How is artist’s labour valued as opposed to the value of the objects which artists produce?" with Sonya Dyer, Erica Scourti & Catherine Wood.
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