#ARTLICKS

[peeperspuntersandpedants]

FROM THE ARCHIVE OCTOBER 2014: SKY LINE by Lawrence Lek Interactive VR, Download Game & Installation, A Brooks Art @ Artlicks Festival, London, 2014.

Multi-screen HD video installation: 2 interactive real-time simulations with game controllers, one 5-minute video loop, artist gaming installation pavilion.

Sky Line is a utopian virtual world based on London, where players explore a new transportation network that connects galleries and project spaces across the city. Modelled as a floating version of the Circle Line, each station is based on a location participating in the Art Licks Weekend festival, the work is set on a railway that connects twenty independent art galleries with its curatorial concept and physical architecture adapted to its digital double in time and space at the station stop. The Hackney stop features A Brooks Art.

[rufusdayglo]

@clairedeluneart my beautiful partner in crime was commissioned by @spurspurspur to create a ceramic vessel/biggy bank and poster for @artlicks Weekend Festival to help raise money to support young artists. The 'piggy bank' is made from textured black stoneware and porcelain inlay and will be shown with the accompanying poster 💕 The Artlicks Weekend festival opens in venues across London tonight! Xxx #art #artlicks #spur #commission #artists #artlickweekend #alw2017 #london #ceramic #porcelain #donations #female #love #support #sculpture #clay #contemporaryart #clairedelune

[deemakesjewelry-blog-blog]

Open call for BF Artist Film Festival Location: London Deadline: September 30, 2019 REPOST for @bf_artistfilmfestival Super excited to announce that we are now accepting submissions for our TENTH OPEN CALL! 🎥🎥🎥 The BF Artist Film Festival X is premiering in partnership with Lab F as part of the Art Licks 2019 Weekend this October. Deadline for submissions is midnight September 30th 👉Send us your films! Link in bio ⛓@artlicks @thelabf #bfartistfilmfestival #foldlabs #artlicks #artistopportunity #opencall #sendusyourfilms #opencallforartists #filmmaker #filmfest #filmisnotdead #filmscene #shortfilms #mediastudent #londonfilm #londonartscene (at London, United Kingdom) https://www.instagram.com/p/B1wqwQYlrGx/?igshid=n4wdcsngwuop

[clairedelune-art]

I was commissioned by @spurspurspur to create a ceramic vessel for @artlicks Weekend Festival to help raise money to support young artists. This 'piggy bank' is made from textured black stoneware and porcelain inlay 💕 the festival opens in venues across London tonight! Xxx #art #artlicks #spur #commission #artists #artlickweekend #alw2017 #london #ceramic #porcelain #donations #female #love #support #sculpture #clay #contemporaryart

[a---z]

TRANSMISSIONS

www.transmissions.tv

For the sixth and final episode of Season 3, we are pleased to announce an episode curated by Tosh Basco with Sophia Al-Maria, Patrick Belaga, Kelton Campos, Enantios Dromos, Josh Johnson, Asma Maroof, Fred Moten, Lorenzo Moten, Julian Moten,  Matthew Stone and Wu Tsang broadcasting on Wednesday 6th October 9PM BST / 4PM EST / 4AM CST REPLAY on Friday 8th October 10AM BST / 5AM EST / 5PM CST TRANSMISSIONS is back for Season 3!  In the past year we have learned that all forms of community are vital in providing mechanisms to support each other through this precarious time. In the continued pandemic landscape that we occupy many artists, writers and thinkers have had and continue to have exhibitions, opportunities and subsequent fees postponed or cancelled. In response to this, we established TRANSMISSIONS in 2020 as an online platform that commissions artists to share their work within a classic DIY TV show format. Our new season for 2021 comprising 6 episodes will stream on a monthly basis via our website from March to October 2021. Season 3 is supported by: BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art, Chisenhale Gallery, Forma Arts and Media, Manchester International Festival, Netwerk Aalst, Somerset House Studios, South London Gallery & Wysing Arts Centre.

Episode 6 | 6 October | 9PM BST | 4PM EST | 4AM CST REPLAY |  8 October | 10AM BST | 5AM EST | 5PM CST The Band and Friends The things that emanate from the ones I love. W/ Sophia Al-Maria / Tosh Basco / Patrick Belaga / Kelton Campos  / Enantios Dromos / Josh Johnson / Asma Maroof / Fred Moten / Lorenzo Moten / Julian Moten / Matthew Stone / Wu Tsang Tosh Basco

Tosh Basco is a movement-based performance artist whose work operates through improvisation as a mode of survival and world building in the liminal, performative space where becoming meets representation. Adamant about the visceral experience of live visual performance, she makes a case for how the movement of form can communicate what remains impenetrable in images, and through language. Her performances have been presented at the Gropius Bau, the Venice Biennale, the Sydney Biennial, the Whitney Museum of American Art, MoMA PS1, the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago, MOCA Los Angeles, the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam, ICA London, and Berghain. Tosh Basco has toured with Mykki Blanco, and collaborated with Korakrit Arunanondchai and Wu Tsang, as well as the streetwear label Hood By Air.

Thank you to:

All contributing artists, writers, composers and thinkers; Vanessa Carlos; Carlos Ishikawa; Adam Sinclair; Chloe Page; Maxwell Sterling; Simon Parris; Gabriella Price; Donald Smith; BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art; Cinenova; Chisenhale Gallery; Forma Arts and Media; Manchester International Festival; Netwerk Aalst; Somerset House Studios; South London Gallery; Wysing Arts Centre.

Transmissions.tv @transmissions2021

TRANSMISSIONS collective is composed of:

Anne Duffau is a cultural producer, researcher, and founder of A—Z, an exploratory/nomadic curatorial platform exploring artistic practices and knowledge exchange through collaborations, presentations, soundscapes, screenings and discussions. She has collaborated with a range of projects and organisations including ArtLicks, Southwark Park Galleries, Mimosa House and Danielle Arnaud Gallery, London Please Stand By, or-bits .com, PAF Olomouc Czech Republic & Tenderflix. Anne has previously run the StudioRCA Riverlight, London programme (2016-2018) and is currently the interim curator at Wysing Arts Center, a Tutor at the School of Arts and Humanities, and is the acting Lead in Critical Practice, within the Royal College of Art’s Contemporary Art Practice Programme. She has performed live music under Alpha through a number of projects and collaborations.

Hana Noorali is an independent curator and writer based in London. In 2019 she was selected (together with Lynton Talbot) to realise an exhibition titled The Season of Cartesian Weeping at The David Roberts Art Foundation as part of their annual curator’s series. She curated Lisson Presents at Lisson Gallery, London from 2017-2018 and from 2017 -2019, produced and presented the podcast series Lisson ON AIR. In 2018 Hana edited a monograph on the work of artist and Benedictine Monk, Dom Sylvester Houédard. Its release coincided with an exhibition of his work at Lisson Gallery, New York that she co-curated with Matt O’Dell. In 2007, she co-founded a non-profit project space and curatorial collective called RUN active until 2011. In Spring 2021 Hana and her curatorial partner Lynton Talbot published an anthology situated at the intersection of language and art with (p) (prototype) titled Intertitles. Forthcoming exhibitions include projects at Galerija Prozori in Zagreb, Croatia (2021) and Amant Foundation, New York (2022). Hana has written for Art Monthly, The Harun Farocki Institute, The Moving Image Review & Art Journal amongst other publications.

Tai Shani is an artist living and working in London. She is the joint 2019 Turner Prize winner together with Lawrence Abu Hamdan, Helen Cammock and Oscar Murillo. In 2019 Tai was a Max Mara prize nominee. Her work has been shown at Turner Contemporary, UK (2019); Grazer Kunst Verein, Austria (2019); Fondazione Sandretto Re Rebaudengo, Italy (2019); Glasgow International, UK (2018); Wysing Arts Centre, UK (2017); Serpentine Galleries, London (2016); Tate, London (2016); Yvonne Lambert Gallery, Berlin (2016) and Irish Museum of Modern Art, Dublin (2016).

Lori E Allen is a sound artist and experimental composer working in video, soundtrack/design, text and sculpture. Her collaborative work has been shown and performed in Tate Modern South Tanks, Chisenhale Gallery, Glasgow’s CCA, the Whitechapel Gallery, London Science Gallery, and the Royal College of Physicians. Some publications include Tears of the Material Vulture on the Tapeworm, A Hopeless Place on Wormhole Records, and Pluto’s Return on Bloxham Tapes. She is the Production Director for TRANSMISSIONS.

Mika Lapid is a London based sculpture graduate working as a creative assistant and maker in film and art. She worked with Our Workshop (NGO) and assisted Georgina Gratrix in South Africa before moving to the UK where she currently assists Tai Shani. Alongside this Mika freelances as an art director, set dresser and maker. She is the Production Associate for TRANSMISSIONS.

[hugoverboven-blog]

Corpse... Pho065 #corpse #chalk #floorboards #church #photooftheday #picoftheday #artlicks #leadedwindow #window #art #bigfatartcrawl

[younite17or]

SERVANT SCALE during ARTLICKS

SERVANT SCALE is a critique of enhancement and power strategies that reverberates in our bodies: architecturally, sensory- verbal and vocal and low fi.

What are our chances for teleportation? Where do we stand in the politics of location? Navigating interdependencies - how far do we go to uncover?

with Jade Wilford, Anastasia Freygang and audio contributions by Lia Mazzari, Rebecca Bellantoni and An Dew Jas 

28.9-1.10.2017 BELOW BOW ROUNDABOUT click HERE for more infos + location

RSVP

[labiblioteka]

Coinciding with the annual #artlicksweekend, the latest @artlicks explores ideas of artist #community, support, reciprocity and networks. A selection of artists participating in the festival develop their ideas for print and give further opportunity for discussion around #interdependence. They want to ask: what is most important when working together? what is it to care and what investment does that require? what structures need developing for sustainable outcomes? Sidenote: hot topic right now, given the emergence of artist development networks here in Sheffield by both @kurious_arts and @sheffieldtheatres.

[cheungrachel]

CORPOREAL COMPUTATION 2017 | PERFORMANCE | by RSY CHEUNG

Curated by Felice Moramarco

Exhibited at Enclave Projects, London, UK as part of Artlicks Weekend and Deptford X

Goldsmiths Art Fund

[johnvincentart]

Garden Gasp!

Garden Gasp! @ascgallery for the @artlicks weekend 2019 #art #painting #sculpture #performance #video #interdependence

Artlicks Weekend 2019 – “Interdependence”

“Garden Gasp!” Official Eastcheap Poster

This October (17th – 20th), I will be part of a group exhibition : “Garden Gasp!”. More details about the exhibition can be found here on the Art Licks Weekend 2019 website. The main theme of this years Art Licks Weekend is “Interdependence”. There are specific details about “Garden Gasp!” here. I am showing…

[nealewillis]

👉💥 #Repost @rungmagazine ・・・ We have an exhibition in London🤗 . rung x Interdependence opens on the 17th Oct 6-9pm at SET in Dalston . The show will feature five artists who’ve worked with us on issue 02 of rung . We will be introducing them and sharing their work in the build up to the exhibition next week . Hope to see you there! @setsetsetsetsetset @artlicks https://ift.tt/2IzWsBC

[ideasforlearningbetterspaces]

First on-site trip to South London Botanical Institute for ArtLicks/GU Womxn collaboration

Our interests raised the following enquiries: 

How does a politics of care (with an emphasis upon maintaining and repairing living webs of interdependent relations) play a part in the way we organise or function as an ecology of artists, producers, writers, curators?

What is involved in caring for and maintaining a botanical archive? What can we learn from what is preserved?

Can we utilise ecological thought & interdependencies as models for how we work together?

How does the work of the herbarium and those who use and maintain it communicate something about how we relate and interact with one another? 

[profdevsp5]

TOM LOVELACE ARTIST TALK (01/19)

>ARTLICKS: A company interesting in working with young, inexperienced artists.

>Find ways to make a sustainable practice - artist residencies (working in response to place/space can be really eyeopening), collaborations.

>PLACE is important - knowledge set of a place is high if you live/work/study there, connections easier to make.

>Degree show = perfect opportunity to show off work. Timing, luck.

>Working at galleries/museums after university is so important.

>BE A PLEASANT PERSON: Being approachable is key in being successful with collectors/curators etc.

>A strong portfolio is essential.

>Professional communication skills are vital: how you present yourself physically, digitally and socially.

>Artist website should reflect and channel the personality of the work.

>MAKING A LIVING: The demand for commercial art does not suit everybody. Calculate outgoings; earn via relevant work - it will feed back into your current work. Your practice needs to be consistent.

>Edition prints, curation, residencies, funding - very important.

>Keep like-minded, informed, challenging and responsive people close. Honest and informed critique of your own work is important.

[clairedelune-art]

I was commissioned by @spurspurspur to create a ceramic vessel and poster for @artlicks Weekend Festival to help raise money to support young artists. The 'piggy bank' is made from textured black stoneware and porcelain inlay and will be shown with the accompanying poster 💕 the festival opens in venues across London tonight! Xxx #art #artlicks #spur #commission #artists #artlickweekend #alw2017 #london #ceramic #porcelain #donations #female #love #support #sculpture #clay #contemporaryart

[a---z]

A---Z took part to the event (Inter-) at Somerset House on the 8th of June and moderated a talk on Political Architectures: the creative of radical new spaces with Sabrina Ratté, Eva Papamargariti & Hyphen Labs

(Inter-) is a 2-day programme of installations, presentations, panel discussions and live performances exploring image, sound and digital art. Saturday’s programme opens with discussion and presentations exploring the politics of virtual and physical architectures and the new ways of queering digital. The evening performances presents live performances and collaborative DJ and VJ sets introducing some of the America’s best talent, including Edna King and Machine Woman with Milena Pafundi.

FULL PROGRAMME

TALKS & PRESENTATIONS

16.00 - 17.00 Political Architectures: the creative of radical new spaces Through their own unique ways, the work of these artists goes between the virtual and the physical realm, creating radical spaces of human connectivity through digital technologies.

Moderator: Anne Duffau (A---Z) A---Z is a nomadic platform reflecting on current socio-political issues: in the gaze on the ‘other’ and its representation, its definition for new possibilities: future bodies, gender identities, empowerment in deconstructing (hi)stories & exploring technology, its opacity / How can we imagine an alternative & revolutionary world through Sci-Fi narratives?

Anne has collaborated in various projects with ArtLicks, CGP Gallery, Mimosa House, the Institute for Mathematical Sciences Project, V22, Danielle Arnaud, Please Stand By, or-bits.com, jury member at PAF Olomouc & Tenderflix. She is co-curating Dark Water Series with Tai Shani & Décalé events with Chooc Ly Tan. Anne is currently a Visiting Lecturer at the RCA Moving Image Pathway & a board member at Matt's Gallery. www.abc-z.org

Speakers: Eva Papamargariti Eva Papamargariti grew up in Greece where she graduated from the Department of Architecture, University of Thessaly with a Diploma in Architecture (2012). She holds a Master Degree on Visual Communication Design from Royal College of Art, London (2016). Her practice focuses on time-based media but also printed material and sculptural installations that explore the relationship between digital space and material reality.

Hyphen Labs Hyphen-Labs is an award winning, international team of women using technology, art, science, and futurism to test the boundaries of physical and digital space. They use large scale installations and immersive experiences to explore the nature of reality, place, environmental impact, and political activation using emerging technology platforms.

Sabrina Ratte Sabrina Ratté is a Canadian artist whose practice includes video, animation, installations, sculptures, audio-visual performances, prints and virtual reality. Her work focuses on the creation of architectures, abstract compositions and surreal landscapes, straddling the fine line between the virtual and the physical realm.

Image by Eva Papamargariti, still from “But for now all i can promise is that things will become weirder”, 2018

[hugoverboven-blog]

Pool party... Pho064 #pool #bath #party #art #bales #hay #photooftheday #picoftheday #pictureoftheday #londen #london #art #bigfatartcrawl #yourbeautifulcollective #bunkhouse #artlicks #artlicksweekend #ididmisstheparty #sawtheaftershow