August Events 2012
August Events 2012
August Events 2012
Summer Break
Extra Curricular
ESP Activity Unravel, Unauthorise, Upcycle II
This workshop, for members participating in the self-publishing project, is led by An Endless Supply with input from Eastside Projects Director James Langdon. This is the second part of a project produced in collaboration with AND Publishing.
We are taking a break from our exhibition and salon programme over the summer. Though there will be various events and screenings during August and September, our next exhibitions open on Saturday 6 October with Abstract Possible, a group show curated by Maria Lind in the main gallery, Yelena Popovas solo exhibition in the second gallery and Joanne Masding and Flore Nove-Josserand in Flatfile.
Supersonic Festival Taster Event Saturday 4 August, 7.30pm1am 15/10 for ESP members
We are delighted to host our We Are Eastside partners Capsule as they begin Supersonic Festivals 10th birthday celebrations. Their Birmingham Taster show will bring cacophonous, abstract, abrasive and titanic sounds into the gallery as they present King Midas Sound System, JK Flesh, Iron Fist Of The Sun, Laurence Hunt and Sarah M Farmer. For tickets and details see www.capsule.org.uk
The Curfew Tower Exhibition Wednesday 8 August, noon to midnight Cushendall, Northern Ireland
The sixteen ESP members who were resident in Bill Drummonds Curfew Tower during 2011 will present their findings and, as part of the Heart of the Glens Festival, compete for the publics vote and prize for the best artwork.
All Change
Eastside Projects is an exhibition space with many differences. It is a free, public space that is being imagined and organised by artists and designers. We commission and present experimental contemporary art practices, and propose ways in which art may be useful to society. From 30 July to 6 October the gallery is only open for events and screenings. See www.eastsideprojects.org for full programme details 86 Heath Mill Lane, Birmingham, B9 4AR We are delighted to announce that Elinor Morgan has been appointed as ESP Programmer and will take over from Elizabeth Rowe in September. Elinor joins us from Wysing Arts Centre where she has been working as Artists and Programmes Curator since 2010. ESP is the associate membership scheme at Eastside Projects. ESP supports the development of work, ideas, connections and careers and programmes a huge range of events for artists, writers, curators and those with a more general interest in contemporary art. Membership costs 5 per month / 60 per year, or you can pay on the door if you would like to attend individual salon events. For information on joining please speak to a member of gallery staff or contact [email protected]. For full programme details visit www.extraspecialpeople.org