SuperRefraction at VULPES VULPES - to 6 June

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http://vulpesvulpes.org/index.html

presents

Five artists and one writer set about a group show at the artist run space Vulpes-Vulpes in Clapton. Working in sculpture, performance, drawing and prose these artists strive to question and understand the assumptions we often make through the explorative nature of the work they make.

The show’s title SuperRefraction refers to meteoralogical conditions in which the trajectory of electro magnetic waves are bent in an arc approaching the curvature of the earth. An unexpected and counter-intuitive property of the heat and moisture content of the atmosphere, SuperRefraction links the chance happenings of our environment and a deeper understanding of the everyday stuff which surrounds us.

The work revolves variously around our relationship to the object, an exploration of wonderment, lyricism of form, links between form and history and ideas of integrity and honesty in material. An ethic of openess and generosity binds these artists work and although the discourse between their works has some history this will be the first time they have all shown at the same space at the same time.

May 15th- June 6th

Sat and Sun 12-6

Or by appointment

Alex Chinneck, Freddy Dewe Mathews, Thomas Kendall
David Murphy, David Stupple and Daniel Wallis.

Vulpes Vulpes

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Vulpes Vulpes is an artist run gallery and project space in Hackney.

Email: information@vulpesvulpes.org

http://www.vulpesvulpes.org/forthcoming_events.html

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NOTE from Beecholme sec. – VULPUS VULPUS is one of the art galleries in the Old Tram Depot site at 38-40 Upper Clapton road, even though the gallery itself and entrance is at the side in Prout Road.

Read about the Old Tram Depot proposed re-development

and the idea to make it all an Arts & Crafts trust

on the "TRAM DEPOT ARTS TRUST?!" page.

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Purge Projects

is an artist led not-for-profit organisation aiming to promote emerging artists, using a fresh way of curating to reflect and re-evaluate art in a non-commercial capacity.

Purge Projects has no permanent space, this allows an incredible scope for a variety of exhibitions, the location changes dependent upon the requirements of the project.

The organisation encourages participation and also runs art-based educational projects for the local community.

email: info@purgeprojects.co.uk