7th July - 18th September 2010
The Drawing Shed is an ongoing participatory project which evolves as artists make new works on, or in a shed, painted with blackboard paint. Starting as a pristine blank space the shed will be temporarily transformed by invited artists over the course of the 10 week project.
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Week 1: 14th-18th July - Phill Harding
An immersive, constantly changing sound installation constructed using chance procedures and the sound of a house devoid of human presence.
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Week 2: 21st-24th July - Pippa Hale
Hale will transform The Drawing Shed into the old garden shed at her parents’ home.
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Week 3: 28th-31st July - Helen Entwisle
Entwisle a.k.a Memo will transform the shed into a colourful world of hand drawn characters.
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Week 4: 4th-7th August - Lesley Halliwell
Halliwell will create a drawing reminiscent of 1970s wallpaper, wrapping around the outside of the shed beneath and imaginary picture rail.
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Week 5: 11th-14th August - Emily Speed
Emily Speed will create a cyclic drawing on the exterior of the shed over 4 days.
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Week 6: 18th-21st August - Juliet MacDonald
Juliet MacDonald will draw full perspective drawings of imaginary gardens on the outside of the shed.
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Week 7: 25th-28th August - Kelly Cumberland
Using laser cut stencils and liquid chalk Kelly Cumberland will cover the shed in layered, repetitive patterns suggesting growth and metamorphosis.
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Week 8: 1st-4th September - Bronwen Buckeridge, Michiko Sumi and Alan Worn
A performance structured around a series of conversations between an artist and an architect.
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Week 9: 8th-11th September - Clare Charnley and Patricia Azevedo
The shed will be used to explore Brazilian artist Azevedo's confusion between European sheds and Latin American favelas.
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Week 10: 15th-18th September- Hondartza Fraga
Hondartza Fraga will trace human shadows across the surface of the shed, capturing the fleeting presence of visitors.
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The Drawing Shed was launched at 'No Soul For Sale' as part of Tate Modern's 10th birthday celebrations, and featured the work of artists Nick Cass, Amelia Crouch, Ant Macari, Hardeep Pandhal, Janis Rafailidou and Amy Stephens and Rory Macbeth.
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Juliet MacDonald working on The Drawing Shed
Lesley Halliwell's work on The Drawing Shed.
Helen Entwisle working on The Drawing Shed.
Phill Harding sound walk, as part of his project at The Drawing Shed.
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