Showing posts with label david bellingham. Show all posts
Showing posts with label david bellingham. Show all posts
Tuesday, 10 January 2017
Tuesday, 8 September 2015
Thomas A Clark & David Bellingham – some diagonal lines
Thomas A Clark & David Bellingham
some diagonal lines to brighten
a designated space
published by WAX366, 2015
a folder with two folded prints
£ 10
a set of two signed unfolded prints
£ 100
plus postage
available at cairngallery@gmail.com
Thursday, 19 March 2015
David Bellingham – Solar Eclipse, 20th March 2015
David Bellingham – Solar Eclipse, 20th March 2015
cardboard, letterpress, 3 parts, ø 125 mm
published by WAX366, Glasgow
Tuesday, 17 April 2012
The London Original Print Fair
The London Original Print Fair
19 – 22 April 2012
Royal Academy of Arts
Burlington House
Piccadilly
London W1J 0BD
Flowers Editions, London & New York, presents a.o. Carol Robertson and Trevor Sutton
Ingleby Gallery, Edinburgh presents a.o. David Bellingham, Thomas A Clark, Mark Escheid, Alec Finlay, Callum Innes, Ian Hamilton Finlay, Tacita Dean and Peter Liversidge
image © Ingleby Gallery – Cornelia Parker, Hot Poker, print, 42.2 x 49 cm, ed. of 50
Saturday, 31 December 2011
Tuesday, 15 November 2011
Furnished Space: David Bellingham & Alexandra Hughes
David Bellingham
Alexandra Hughes
Friday 18 November 7-9pm
and by appointment until 25 November 2011
Furnished Space
8 Grove Lane, Flat C
Camberwell SE5 8SY
London
78 records and unique cards will be sent out to mark the exhibition
I received a Furnished Editions package with a unique card from Alexandra Hughes and a record of David Bellingham:
Alexandra Hughes – Slide No. 65 from 15 hours 40 minutes of a White Wall, 2011
print on card, 11,5 x 7,6 cm, in envelope
David Bellingham – The Sound of a Silent Film, an audio recording of a silent film passing through a projector, 2011, vinyl record with text sheet in record sleeve, 18,3 x 18,3 cm
Monday, 7 November 2011
David Bellingham & Alexandra Hughes
David Bellingham
Alexandra Hughes
Friday 18 November 7-9pm
and by appointment until 25 November 2011
Furnished Space
8 Grove Lane, Flat C
Camberwell SE5 8SY
London
78 records and unique cards will be sent out to mark the exhibition
image Alexandra Hughes – Slide No. 35 from 15 Hours 40 Minutes of a White Wall, 2011
Tuesday, 19 April 2011
Tuesday, 12 April 2011
Roger Ackling at Cairn, Pittenweem
Roger Ackling
3 April – 15 May 2011
Cairn
28 Viewforth Place
Fife KY10 2PZ
Scotland
open by appointment
tel +44 (0)1333 312285
clark@cairneditions.co.uk
sun
.
lens
..
wood
...
time
....
burn
.....
The terms of this work are sunlight on wood. The medium
is sunlight focused through a glass lens, the material small
fragments of wood reclaimed from beaches. As minutes
accrue from successive seconds, burnt dots accrue into
lines. The work happens in a mean space between the
properties of wood and the impression of the burn.
There are traces of previous use in the wood (drilled
holes, nails, paint, machined shapes), the pieces vary
in size but all could be held in the hand. The lines give
an account of the objects whilst marking the time of
their making. We are reminded that history does not
offer evidence of the past but the story of the past
told today.
David Bellingham – text from www.thesingleroad.blogspot.com
.
lens
..
wood
...
time
....
burn
.....
The terms of this work are sunlight on wood. The medium
is sunlight focused through a glass lens, the material small
fragments of wood reclaimed from beaches. As minutes
accrue from successive seconds, burnt dots accrue into
lines. The work happens in a mean space between the
properties of wood and the impression of the burn.
There are traces of previous use in the wood (drilled
holes, nails, paint, machined shapes), the pieces vary
in size but all could be held in the hand. The lines give
an account of the objects whilst marking the time of
their making. We are reminded that history does not
offer evidence of the past but the story of the past
told today.
David Bellingham – text from www.thesingleroad.blogspot.com
photographs by Laurie Clark – Roger Ackling at Cairn, 2011
Friday, 24 September 2010
David Bellingham – Cairn II
David Bellingham – Elected Works
works by David Bellingham elected by
John Bevis, Ross Birrell, Pavel Büchler, Laurie Clark, Thomas A Clark, Thomas Joshua Cooper, Simon Cutts, Francis Edeline, Adam Gibbons, Harry Gilonis, Jim Hamlyn, John Janssen, Julie Johnstone, Peter Manson, Jonathan Monk, Ken Neil, Lisa Otty, Roger Palmer, Dominic Paterson, Colin Sackett, John Shankie & David Shrigley
12 September – 16 October 2010, open by appointment
Cairn
28 Viewforth Place
Pittenweem, Fife
KY10 2PZ Scotland
Two works by David Bellingham in the garden of Cairn, Pittenweem
photographs by Laurie Clark, september 2010
Monday, 13 September 2010
David Bellingham – Cairn
works by David Bellingham elected by
John Bevis
Ross Birrell
Pavel Büchler
Laurie Clark
Thomas A Clark
Thomas Joshua Cooper
Simon Cutts
Francis Edeline
Adam Gibbons
Harry Gilonis
Jim Hamlyn
John Janssen
Julie Johnstone
Peter Manson
Jonathan Monk
Ken Neil
Lisa Otty
Roger Palmer
Dominic Paterson
Colin Sackett
John Shankie
David Shrigley
12 September – 16 October 2010, open by appointment
Cairn
28 Viewforth Place
Pittenweem, Fife
KY10 2PZ Scotland
Thursday, 7 January 2010
HICA as arranged – PS
HICA as arranged
David Bellingham, Richard Couzins, Thomson + Craighead, Alec Finlay, Geoff Lucas, Alexander and Susan Maris, Peter Suchin
17 January – 28 February 2010
Private View 17 January, 2 – 5pm
PS
Leidsekade 60
1016 CX Amsterdam
The Netherlands
tel +31 20 6209303
Tuesday, 29 December 2009
David Bellingham – One Year
from David, 28 December 2009
David Bellingham – THREE HUNDRED AND SIXTY FIVE EXPOSURES
book published by WAX366, New Year 2010
20 pages, 21 x 25,5 cm
Monday, 22 June 2009
David Bellingham – 40w 60w 100w
exhibition
David Bellingham
40w 60w 100w
28 June – 2 August 2009
HICA
Dalcrombie
Loch Ruthven
Inverness-shire
IV2 6UA Scotland
www.h-i-c-a.org
info@h-i-c-a.org
"The sun comes and goes; the light of the day fluctuates in intensity. Fruits form and slowly ripen, some bitter some sweet."
DB on 40w 60w 100w
Ian Hamilton Finlay at Ingleby Gallery – Events
Ian Hamilton Finlay – Ingleby Gallery
Events
9 July, Thursday
4 pm – Scottish Poetry Library A guided ‘concrete poetry’ tour of the Library including a viewing of some of the rare concrete poems held in the collection. This is also one of the last chances to view the current Edwin Morgan Archive exhibition, and there will be a special playing of an audio recording of Ian Hamilton Finlay reading from The Dancers Inherit the Party in the 1960s.
6 pm – Ingleby Gallery Artist and publisher David Bellingham will be in discussion with artist and poet Thomas A. Clark who will be reading extracts from A Model of Order – Selected Letters on Poetry and Form by Ian Hamilton Finlay.
Visits to Little Sparta
1 & 15 July
A tour of the Ian Hamilton Finlay exhibition at Ingleby Gallery at 1pm. A bus leaves at 1.30 pm for Little Sparta, Ian Hamilton Finlay’s celebrated garden in the Pentland Hills. Returns for 6 pm. £25 – all proceeds go to the Little Sparta Trust. Booking is essential. Contact Ingleby Galllery at the address below or Laura Robertson at the Little Sparta Trust by telephone: 07826 495677 or email: little_sparta@btinternet.com
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