Paint Club

Paint Club at Tate Britain: 'Painting as a Document'

jdennis — Sat, 07 Jun 2014 09:04:52 +0000

Painting as a Document 25th April 2014: Clore Auditorium, Tate Britain,

London.Critic and writer Barry Schwabsky and artist Clare Woods selected paintings from Tate Britain's displays to discuss in relation to their own work, for an audience of UAL students, staff, researchers and artists from around the UK and the public.

Rumours that the ensuing critical uproar led to the police having to cordon off the Tate are, sadly, unfounded. You can view other Paint Club events from this link.

'Painting as a Document', Paint Club at Tate Britain # 2 Friday 25th April 2014 1pm

jdennis — Sun, 06 Apr 2014 14:59:00 +0000

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Video Of 'There a Ghost in my House', Paint Club at Tate Britain, March 7th 2014

jdennis — Sun, 06 Apr 2014 14:42:53 +0000

Ann-Marie James, Andrew Cranston and Dougal McKenzie discuss their choice of paintings in the new Tate Britain displays, in relation to their own painting practice, chaired by Dr Jo Melvin. Read full details of the event here.

Watch the whole conference here

Video Of 'There a Ghost in my House', Paint Club at Tate Britain, March 7th 2014

jdennis — Sun, 06 Apr 2014 14:41:04 +0000

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A brief Intoduction to 'Paint Club at Tate Britain', Friday 7th March, 1pm

jdennis — Sun, 02 Mar 2014 17:36:46 +0000

Thanks to everyone for the tremendous response to this event.

A reminder to all of you who have tickets, that it happens at Tate Britain (NOT Tate Modern), this coming Friday 7th March at 1 pm.

If you haven't yet booked, there are just a few seats left: Click here to book a place (but only if you want to!).

Was John Martin a slave to spectacle, born 200 years too early for CGI 3D cinema?

Was Kitaj doomed to hesitate on the brink of 'modern art'?

Was Sickert a Pop Artist stuck in Edwardian London?
Are works of art, once acceded to a Museum collection, insulated from further contention and reinterpretation, just as they may be rescued from the vicariousness of the marketplace?
Does new painting always have to genuflect to art of the past?

All the paintings selected for discussion by artist-guests Andrew Cranston, Dougal McKenzie and Ann-Marie James are on display in Tate Britain: view them before or after the talk.

We are still collecting questions and themes for discussion by the panel. See below or click here to submit those.

Paint Club at Tate Britain Friday 7th March 'There's a Ghost in my House'

jdennis — Sat, 08 Feb 2014 14:56:51 +0000

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About Paint Club

jdennis — Wed, 30 Oct 2013 11:52:45 +0000

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Justin Mortimer in conversation with Matt Price

cfollows — Wed, 25 Sep 2013 20:00:01 +0000

Paint Club UAL research event: Justin Mortimer in conversation with Matt Price at Haunch of Venison, Thurs 20 Nov 2012: See event details.

UALPaintClub - Paint Club is an informal network open to all staff and research students at the University of the Arts London, and anyone else with an interest in contemporary painting.Painting here is defined as an expanded field that relates to the specific histories and traditions of painting. Our activities publicly explore and debate what it means to research painting within the context of contemporary art practice. We aim to put on one or two events each year that respond to the concerns and interests of the membership. Affiliations are established with other institutions both in the UK and world-wide.

The first public event, The Processes of Painting, was held in June 2009 at the Swedenborg Society Hall in Bloomsbury, London. Through a series of conversations with painters who teach at the UAL it explored questions about methodologies and technologies as well as notions of expression and intention. Future activities include the 'Look Club' that will develop critical discourse around a single contemporary or historical painting.

Paint Club was founded by Rebecca Fortnum (CCW Graduate School), Jeffrey Dennis (artist & tutor at Chelsea College of Art & Design), Mick Finch (Central St Martins College of Art),Dereck Harris (Wimbledon School of Art) and Daniel Sturgis (Camberwell College of Art)

PAINT CLUB: UNIVERSITY OF THE ARTS LONDON RESEARCH NETWORK

cfollows — Thu, 06 May 2010 16:18:26 +0000

Paint Club

Paint Club at Tate Britain: 'Painting as a Document'

'Painting as a Document', Paint Club at Tate Britain # 2 Friday 25th April 2014 1pm

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Video Of 'There a Ghost in my House', Paint Club at Tate Britain, March 7th 2014

Video Of 'There a Ghost in my House', Paint Club at Tate Britain, March 7th 2014

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A brief Intoduction to 'Paint Club at Tate Britain', Friday 7th March, 1pm

Paint Club at Tate Britain Friday 7th March 'There's a Ghost in my House'

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About Paint Club

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Justin Mortimer in conversation with Matt Price

PAINT CLUB: UNIVERSITY OF THE ARTS LONDON RESEARCH NETWORK

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