hello all, forgive this intrusion, but it seems many recent PSCI-COM
posters may like to hear of this artist's work and I hope those of you
in Scotland may be particularly interested to hear of this wee gathering
on wednesday,
best
Robb
The Upgrade! Wednesday 31st May 7pm
Calum Stirling is a highly skilled and articulate Glasgow based artist
whose practice encompasses sculpture, sound objects and moving image
works and installations. His wide ranging investigations includes
gallery art, art in context projects, design prototypes, and sound
design for film and television.
Calum is best known for his sound based work and very engaging
sculptural installations employing adapted media, DIY aesthetics and the
poetic misuse of technology.
He has previously exhibited at the Generali Foundation in Vienna,
Transmediale in Berlin, The National Gallery of Australia, The Design
Museum in London and the CCA, Glasgow.
some reviews of his recent show " One Revolution per Minute" at TPW
Gallery in Toronto:
"/piquant/" – Eye Weekly.
"/Anyone who can bring together such long gradualities and scientific
systems for production and deployment is good in my books/". -
http://www.exposedbrain.com/archives/000456.html
"/His real time video of the grooves in a spinning record instantly got
me hot/." - Akimbo Magazine
archive of some of Calum's previous works is at
http://www.modelcitizen.org.uk
7pm - 9pm presentations & discussion, all welcome
Wednesday 31st May
Centre for Contemporary Arts (CCA),
350 Sauchiehall Street
Glasgow
admission is free but space is limited, please email
[log in to unmask] to make sure you get a seat.
do join us for a glass of wine from 6.30 if you can
part of the Upgrade! international network of arts, technology and
society gatherings http://www.theupgrade.net
New Media Scotland:supporting experimentation in arts & technology.
http://www.mediascot.org
registered charity supported by the Scottish Arts Council
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