harvest
Thomas A Clark
Alec Finlay
Hamish Fulton
Diane Howse
Esther Kokmeijer
Hannah Lees
Peter Liversidge
Claudia Losi
Jeremy Millar
Anne Vibeke Mou
Graham Rich
Carol Robertson
Willem Sanders
Trevor Sutton
herman de vries
curated by Peter Foolen
2 October 2016 – 5 March 2017
kunstraumlangenlois p.p.
Christina Lackner & Norbert Fleischmann
Holzplatz 5
3550 Langenlois
open every first Sunday of the month 10.00 – 19.00 hours
and by appointment
tel +43 (0) 2734 21229 / +43 (0) 664 3685367
email flacstation@gmail.com
more info:
www.norbertfleischmann.at
from
Joel Fisher – blooming parentheses, 2017
folded sheet of handmade paper with watermarks, 23 x 39 cm
14 January 2017
Peter Liversidge
Civilisation ?
13 January – 18 February 2017
Kate Macgarry
27 Old Nichol Street
London E2 7HR
www.katemacgarry.com
photographs
Neon Face, 2016, neon, 50 x 50 cm (photo Peter Foolen)
Portraits of the Maldives, 2014, 32 mixed media collages, total 2116 x 1206 cm (one of the 32 parts
Claudia Losi – Asking Shelter
18 January – 18 March 2017
Monica De Cardenas Galleria
Via Francesco Viganò 4
20124 Milano
Italy
www.monicadecadenas.com
Mira Calix presents We Portal Live Stream from Warp Records/Bleep HQ
6/1/2017 18.15 GMT. To mark the official launch of Mira Calix’s Portal, an
online curated space for music, conversations and materials, the artist
presents We Portal. Peter Liversidge was one of the artists to play some of his favourite music.
http://www.miracalix.com/news/we-portal-live-stream-from-warp-records-hq/
Peter Liversidge
Civilisation ?
13 January – 17 February 2017
Kate Macgarry
27 Old Nichol Street
London E2 7HR
www.katemacgarry.com
For his first solo exhibition at Kate MacGarry, Peter Liversidge
presents a group of conceptually-based projects spanning photography,
painting, sculpture and performance. Liversidge allows his work to be
manipulated and subsequently formed by influences beyond his control;
his artworks are investigations of coincidence and not limited to the
language of a single medium.
Liversidge will present, for the first time together, work relating
to his ongoing fascination with duplication, pairs and the psychological
phenomena of Pareidolia, the condition where upon the sufferer tries to
make sense of the world around them by looking for a pattern, visual
structure or, more commonly, a face.
press release Kate Macgarry
