Today the skills for Living students from Exeter College returned to Spacex to show the pictures they took around the West Quarter last week and to use these to produce a personal record of their research.
See the slideshows below for photographs by: Richard Dickins, Thomas Burridge, Liam Davey, Phillip Copp, Hetty Halliday and Tom Sewell.
West Quarter Reds by Richard Dickins includes: Jumping Red, Red Coat Red, Red Learners Sign, One Way Red, Shiny Comfy Red, Glowing Red, Red Letter Day, Child Safety Red, Line Red, Gambling Card Red, Traffic Light Red, City Wall Red, Ruby Splash Red and Van Man Red.
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Click on the instructions below to see the pages of the manual. If you send us pictures of you in the West Quarter, we will post them on this blog!
ARTIST RESIDENCIES
This spring Spacex is working with three UK-based artists to develop participatory projects in response to the socially and historically rich context of Exeter's West Quarter, where the gallery is located.
During a two-month residency, invited artists Amy Feneck, Volkhardt Muller and Lady Lucy will be facilitating collaborative encounters and conversations with people who live in Fore Street and the surrounding area.
Amy Feneck will be interviewing people in the area about the notion of ‘independent spirit’ in order to develop a script for her new work. Lady Lucy, will operate from her mobile portrait studio, documenting encounters with local residents. Her painted portraits will be viewable from the street as they accumulate in the front gallery at Spacex. Volkhardt Müller will work with people in the West Quarter to create a series of performed actions to be recorded on video.
The results of this research and collaboration will be on display at Spacex between Sat 24th April - Sat 1st May. During this week, a programme of evening events and discussions led by the artists in residence and local artist collectives will also be taking place. Full schedule to follow shortly.
This site will track the progress of the residencies, providing regular updates on all offsite activity as well as events taking place at the gallery with schools and colleges as part of the Random Acts of Art programme.
Also on this blog, South West-based artist Ben Langworthy will be inviting you to do something you weren’t expecting to do; with his illustrated manual on how to interact with the West Quarter. Ben will be uploading a new page of the online manual at regular intervals during the programme.
Click on the pages below to see this interactive project.
A Manual of Actions
Click on the instructions below to see the pages of the manual. If you send us pictures of you in the West Quarter, we will post them on this blog!
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