Joanne Masding was the last artist to complete a residency at Standpoint as part of the Standpoint Futures 2012/13 programme (work pictured in the studio at Standpoint).
The third series of residencies will begin towards the end of 2013. Look out for the call for submissions!
Joanne will be giving a public presentation of work upon the culmination of her residency on Thursday 31st Jan, 6.30pm. More info to follow…
Our current artist in residence Joanne Masding has an upcoming show ‘Warm Breeze Over Rock’, opening at The Royal Standard in Liverpool next week. Joanne will be showing new work alongside London based artist Flore Nové-Josserand. Check it out!
http://www.the-royal-standard.com/programme/a-warm-breeze-over-rock/
Birmingham based artist Joanne Masding began her residency on Monday.
She will be visited in the studio by;
Marianne Forrest (Director Autoitalia Southeast)
Ben Cook (Lux)
Lisa Panting (Hollybush Gardens)
Ed Atkins
Katharina Stoever and Barbara Wolff (Peles Empire)
Image: A Manifold, 2012, Flat screen monitor, mac mini, cables, Grand Union, Birmingham
James Clarkson has made a series of prints based upon research undertaken during his residency at Standpoint.
***There will be a limited edition of these prints available free during the studio event next Wednesday 19th December, 6.30-8pm - get there early!***
http://www.artrabbit.com/all/events/event/36703/standpoint_futures_residency_programme_2012_james_clarkson
Taking place at Standpoint Gallery, London, Standpoint Futures visual art development residencies are for emerging/mid career artists, designed to be flexible and responsive to the project, needs and desired outcomes of individual participants. The residency's chief aims are to provide high quality, individualized opportunities to develop the artist's practice and career, and to integrate London and the regional UK art world to promote access and the exchange of ideas.
Talented and innovative artists from across the UK will come to us for a period (dependent on project) of between 4-6 weeks, during which time we will devise and implement an individually tailored set of meetings and tutorials with artists, writers and curators of the highest calibre.
Our aim is to give as much input into an artist’s work and career in the time we have, to make the most difference to their futures. Through engaging in London's art scene and being in a new context, artists can develop ideas and contacts that will develop their practice, expertise and opportunities.
Standpoint Futures is supported by Arts Council England, Arts Council Wales and Peacock Arts Aberdeen.
We are also grateful for the support of our regional partners who are helping to select artists:
G39, Cardiff; Workplace Gallery, Newcastle; Peacock Arts, Aberdeen and Grand Union, Birmingham.
Standpoint Gallery, 45 Coronet Street, London N1 6HD
0207 739 4921 / standpointgallery@btconnect.com
Wed - Sat 12-6pm during exhibitions
