Hermes und der Pfau

It’s 1957, And the Press Release Still Isn’t Written (Footnote three)

02 Dec 2011 - 20 Jan 2012

IT’S 1957, AND THE PRESS RELEASE STILL ISN’T WRITTEN (FOOTNOTE THREE)
A Project by Cally Spooner
with Adam Gibbons, Lewis Ronald and Jesper List Thomsen
2 December, 2011 – 20 January, 2012

Hermes und der Pfau is pleased to present Cally Spooner: “It's 1957, and the Press Release Still Isn't Written (Footnote three)” at WCW Gallery, Hamburg.
“It's 1957, and the Press Release Still Isn't Written (Footnote three)” is the third live event in Cally Spooner's eight month project “Collapsing In Parts”. Commissioned and hosted by International Project Space Birmingham, “Collapsing In Parts” is emerging as eight chapters of writing, numerous collaborations and irregular live event footnotes, staged across platforms in Europe, to explore the crisis of publicness, performance and progress.

For “Footnote 3” at WCW Gallery, Spooner has collaborated with the London artist collective Am Nuden Da (Adam Gibbons, Lewis Ronald and Jesper List Thomsen), through sixteen weekly reading groups, thirty texts, a group exhibition of work and a live performance, on action, in Hamburg.
Cally Spooner was born in Ascot, UK in 1983. She lives and works in London. Recent solo shows include “At Five to Ten”, Neue Alte Brücke, Frankfurt (2010) and “A Solo Event for Thinking”, Basso, Berlin (2009). Her work was also shown in various group exhibitions such as “Outrageous Fortune”, Hayward Touring and “Double Bill (with Tai Shani), LOOP Festival, Barcelona (both 2011), “Perform a Lecture!”, The Office (curated by Ellen Blumenstein and Dieter Roelstraete), Arsenale, Berlin; “With Words Like Smoke”, Chelsea Space, London (both 2010).

The artist is represented by MOT International, London.
 

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