Ian Whittlesea – Winterreise, Christine Park Gallery

Winterreise
group exhibition with Jessica Rayner, Leo, Ian Whittlesea, Dan Hays & Dermot O'Brien
23 january – 14 February 2015
Christine Park Gallery
35 Riding House Street
London W1W 7EA
www.christinepark.net

PayneShurvell London – 4by4

4by4

Week Two 15 September – 18 September 2010

Ian Whittlesea is participating, with Gary O'Connor and Daniel Rapley, in the exhibition

4by4 – Week Two, curated by Dermot O'Brien.

PayneShurvell

16 Hewett Street

London EC2A 3NN

www.payneshurvell.com

Dermot O'Brien curated this text and writing based exhibition where work has been created that explores the uses of typography and the written form.

Ian Whittlesea will be presenting the typeface Sol Sans, that unlike most typefaces can only do one job perfectly, allowing anyone to re-write Sol LeWitt's Sentences on Conceptual Art. Any letters and numbers not used in LeWitt's original text have been replaced by the typeface Helvetica Medium.

images

Ian Whittlesea – Sentence 21, in Sol Sans all-caps version (detail)

vinyl text on wall, 2010

Ian Whittlesea – Font Sol Sans, 2009 / 2010

Daniel Rapley – Authorised, 2010

ink on ruled A4 paper

Daniel Rapley – I Did Not Want To Make This Drawing 10 Times But I Did Anyway, 2010

pencil on paper (framed, 10 x)

Gary O'Connor (with Robin Taylor) – Set Fire to the Things You Love, 2010

slate

A Bright and Guilty Place

Ian Whittlesea is one of the artists in the first exhibition of PayneShurvell, a new London gallery

A Bright and Guilty Place

16 June – 24 July 2010

curated by Dermot O'Brien and James Payne

Thirteen artists interpret the notion of mapping and 'place'. The title of the exhibition, A Bright and Guilty Place, is taken from Orson Welles' Lady of Shanghai in which the classic hall of mirrors climax sequence intertwines the virtual and the actual.

PayneShurvell

16 Hewett Street

London EC2A 3NN

www.payneshurvell.com

image Ian Whittlesea, Studio Painting – Mark Rothko, 2000