Re-thinking Practice: Discussions on Contemporary Art Practice in the SW & Beyond
Visual Arts South West, Ocean Studios, Plymouth
3 December, 1.30–6pm
Wysing's Director, Donna Lynas, will be speaking on art and education at an event organised by Visual Arts South West.
Jerwood Space, London
16 September 2015 - 17 June 2016
Wysing Studio Artist Soheila Sokhanvari has been nominated for the Jerwood Drawing prize. Her work will be on show in a group exhibition at Jerwood Space, London, which will go on to tour the UK.
Lawrence Epps, AGAIN, for the very last time
The Original Spode Factory Site, Stoke-on-Trent
British Ceramics Biennial 2015
Drawing on a body of research into the psychological predicament of risk, Wysing Studio Artist Lawrence Epps’ latest work reflects on the seductive power of chance.
The Syllabus Artists
26 November – 17 December 2015
Ways of Looking is a group show which brings together work currently being made by artists studying on two alternative postgraduate programmes, The Syllabus and The School of the Damned.
Wysing Editions at Sunday Art Fair
15-18 October
Ambika P3, University of Westminster
We will be at the Sunday Art Fair in London where we will be exhibiting some of our editions which will be for sale, including a newly commissioned limited edition print of Lawrence Lek’s Shiva’s Dreaming, 2014.
Patrick Goddard, Serpentine Screenings
Hackney Picturehouse, London
19 November, 8.45pm
Patrick Goddard was in residence at Wysing for the Futurecamp residencies during the summer of 2014. For the Serpentine Screenings event Goddard will show two recent mockumentary films addressing money, complicity and commitment.
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Soheila Sokhanvari, Boogie Wonderland
Kristin Hjellegjerde Gallery, London
15 October - 14 November
Iranian-born Wysing studio artist Soheila Sokhanvari is presenting new paintings and sculpture in the solo exhibition Boogie Wonderland at Kristin Hjellegjerde gallery, London.
Lisa Wilkens, The Shadow of an Unseen Power
PAPER, Manchester
12 September - 24 October
Wysing Studio Artist Lisa Wilkens is having her first solo show at PAPER in Manchester.
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The boys the girls and the political
Lisson Gallery, London
17 July - 5 September
Wysing residency artist Alice Theobald will be showing her work developed for The Fifth Artist residency exhibition at Lisson Gallery's The boys the girls and the political.
Patrick Goddard, Gone to Croatan
Outpost, Norwich
2 - 31 May
Opening: 1 May 6-9pm
Performance: 8pm
Patrick Goddard completed a residency over the summer of 2014 during FutureCamp, where he realised the performance APOCALIPSTICK during the public event program Private vs Public: Activism, Economics and Politics Today.
Bettina Furnée, Counting in another language
Ruskin Gallery, Anglia Ruskin University, Cambridge
23 April - 16 May
Counting in another language brings together recent digital and moving image work by Wysing Studio Artist Bettina Furnée, addressing themes of displacement, alternative realities and language.
Caroline Wendling, Oaks & Amity
Deveron Arts, Huntly, Scotland
March - September
Oaks & Amity is a long-term art project that addresses the fragility of peace and ecology and their need to be carefully weighted and sustained in the future. Wysing Studio Artist Caroline Wendling is a French artist from Lorraine, a historically turbulent area formerly annexed by Germany. Caroline joined Deveron arts in Autumn 2014 for a project connecting several themes - that of pacifism, friendship, humanism, ecology and sustainability.
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Caroline Wright, Sawdust and Threads
Norwich Castle Museum & Art Gallery
16 May - 27 September
Sawdust and Threads is a residency and exhibition that takes de-accessioned museum objects as its material. The project was conceived by Wysing Studio Artist Caroline Wright and Harriet Loffler, Curator of Modern and Contemporary Art at Norwich Castle in partnership with the Polar Museum in Cambridge and UCL Museum & Collections in London.
Emma Smith, 5Hz
Arnolfini, Bristol
20 March - 6 April
Wysing Studio Artist Emma Smith presents 5Hz – an interactive exhibition that invites audiences to experience a new human language.
Mapping Artists' Associate Programmes in the UK
Chisenhale Gallery, London
Saturday 28 March, 3pm
Wysing Director Donna Lynas will be speaking at the event Mapping Artists' Associate Programmes in the UK. The panel discussion will launch a new report mapping artists’ associate programmes at cultural organisations in the UK by independent researcher Rebecca Gordon-Nesbitt.
Joey Holder, proteus
Channel Normal
10 - 24 July
Joey Holder was in-residence at Wysing during the spring as part of The Multiverse residency this year. proteus is a sketch for a large-scale unrealized video work by Holder which will be shown on Channel Normal.
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The Moving Museum, London, booth 847 at The Armory Show, New York
5 - 8 March
Wysing Studio Artist Soheila Sokhanvari is exhibiting at The Armory Show in the booth of the not-for-profit organisation, The Moving Museum, London.
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Love Thy Neighbour
Museum of Religious Art, Lemvig, Denmark
18 January – 17 May
As part of her residency in the Department of Overlooked Histories Emma Smith composed a new bell ringing composition: Bourn Bounds Bob Major in collaboration with the Bourn ringers and experts from Cambridge University. The work is currently shown as part of the group exhibition Love Thy Neighbour at the Museum of Religious Art in Denmark.
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Jerwood Encounters: The Grantchester Pottery paints the stage
Jerwood Space
16 January - 22 February
The Grantchester Pottery is a decorative arts company set up by artists Phil Root & Giles Round who met during residencies at Wysing in early 2011 and who continue to work from Wysing's ceramics studio.
Solo Exhibition
Seventeen, London
15 January - 14 February
David Raymond Conroy was in-residence at Wysing during Futurecamp over the summer of 2014. His solo exhibtion at Seventeen in London includes new work developed during his time at Wysing.
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