The Four Sisters
Installation view of The Four Sisters at the La Scatola Gallery during the group show ‘The Face of the Shape’ London, 08.12.11 – 10.01.12, Curated by Valentina Fois.
The Four Sisters, 2011, Alicja Pytlewska, Fabio Lattanzi Antinori. Media: Screenprinted and shredded historical share prices fiberglass, plaster, expanded foam, glue, arduino, fan. Dimensions: 1950 x 800 x 450.
THE FACE OF THE SHAPE, 08.12.11 – 10.01.12
Channel, 01.09.2011
Where once Performance lived only in the fleeting, transitory time between an artist taking to the stage and the work’s final bow, in 2011, performance has become incorporated in corporate notions of mass-production and staid syndication. To reclaim Performance’s rightful, impermanent place atop the fugitive stage, La Scatola Gallery is pleased to present Channel.
‘WEIGHT OF UNSEEN’ at La Scatola, 09.06.11 – 09.07.11
Weight of Unseen from Ronin Cho on Vimeo.
‘WEIGHT OF UNSEEN’, 2011
23 X 35 X 184 CM (CHAIN LENGTH CAN BE VARIED) STEEL SHEET, STEEL ANGLE, SERVO MOTORS, PROXIMITY SENSOR, MICRO-PROCESSOR, CHAIN, MANUAL HOIST. This is a new installation made for the show ‘Behind the Object’.
MINDLESS CONSUMPTION II at La Scatola, 09.06.11 – 09.07.11
Mindless Consumption II from Ronin Cho on Vimeo.
MAY 2011,100 X 100 X 40 CM (INCLUDING PLINTH), VINYL TUBE,TAP WATER, PUMP
Mindless Consumption II (2011) is a closed circuit pump system which circulating water in the tube endlessly. The water gets dirtier and darker over time as the pump corrodes. This is a new installation made for the show ‘Behind the Object’.
Meet Sarah Tew
Sarah Tew [High Res] from blunt films on Vimeo.
“I PROMISE” is an exhibition, an installation, a workshop. 31.03.11 – 16.04.11
Untitled from hendrik on Vimeo.
The private view consisted of a workshop, the visitors were asked to get involved with the piece itself. The 20 participants then followed Schneider’s specific instruction. They soon realised that they would be cutting their own money! These slices were then rearranged in such a way that reduced the note by a specific size but still usable. Through this process it gave birth to a new banknote. Visitors left with their old notes (minus a little artistic percentage!) with the creation of a new note left behind to occupy the gallery installation. To find out more visit our gallery and grab a free copy of the “I PROMISE” publication.
The Time is Now, la Scatola launch event, 27.01.11 – 26.03.11
La Scatola Opening from blunt films on Vimeo.
