Q & A
Alistair Ashe, Lee Cavaliere & Finn Cavaliere, Amer Chadha-Patel & Adam Morley, Hanna Clarke
& Kit Merritt, David Cochrane and Rita Ribas
X - RAY at the Perserverance 11/9/10
Q&A, an evening of film and video works that document and open for discussion
the notions of humanism and honesty on camera, as selected by 4 Walls artists Hanna Clarke and Kit Merritt. All the
works selected are either interviews, dialogues or documentaries, which record the thoughts and actions of their subjects.
Initiated by Linda Persson
If I'm out on
my own then I can look at you Annelie Fawke, Ellie
Nicholls and Marie Smith Notting Hill Arts Club, 14 July - 31 August 2010 This is a group
show of new work by Annelie Fawke, Ellie Nicholls and Marie Smith. Working with drawing, collage and man-made materials
that mimic natural textures and surfaces, the artists have intentionally produced works that seek to explore notions of self
in society, image and facades. The title takes its name from a lyric in Dizzee rascal's song 'Dance Wiv Me',
the video of which was filmed at Notting Hill Arts Club.  1 WEEK/DAY 7 Hanna Clarke and Kit Merritt 92 Whitepost Lane, Hackney Wick, 30 July - 31 July 2010
1 WEEK is the product of seven 24-hour installments
exploring the notions of the heterogeneous archival practice of Hanna Clarke and Kit Merritt. Within each 24-hour
episode, both artists, confined to a make-shift office environment, submit to rigorously recorded performance using traditional
communication systems to interview non-mutual acquaintances. Each contact is cold-called with journalistic impartiality
to yield confession-like responses. In DAY 1 - DAY 6, using film, recorded audio, photographs, diagrams and text,
a wealth of data has been collected and archived to produce an ongoing idiosyncratic portrait of its participants so far.
On DAY 7, the final performance of the ongoing collaboration, the artists
will continue collating more data, conducting live interviews with visitors, which will then be added to the final exhibited
archive.
Play Pause Stop Priya Chohan, Hanna
Clarke, Annelie Fawke, Jonathan Hampton, Kit Merritt, Jessica Wallis and George Williams Portman Village
Galleries, 8 July - 1 August 2009
Play Pause Stop is a group
show, which brings together seven pre-emerging contemporary artists working across experimental painting and drawing.
The artists are each interested with the universal issue of time, in different ways, whether by focussing heavily
on research and exploring the historical narratives of an object or obsessively working with a diverse range of time based
processes.
One or Several Wolves? Priya
Chohan, Coral Churchill, Annelie Fawke, Kwang-Sung Hong, Heidi Locher and Anne E Williams Kingsgate
Gallery, March - April 2009
Kingsgate gallery presents
One or Several Wolves? an exhibition curated by Priya
Chohan and Annelie Fawke. One or Several Wolves?
is an exhibition which highlights the work of a group of artists interested in the relationship between conceptual motivations
within ones practice and the seduction of material processes. Each artist working in variety of media seeks to explore
the tensions that arise between an indulgence in the use of materials and working within a contextual and philosophical framework.
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