Painting Show Review by Oliver Basciano

Painting Show featured in Art Review. Click below to download pdf of this review:
 


Posted by Eastside Projects | February 3rd, 2012 | Posted in Exhibitions, Reviews

Honk! Our New Billboard

Honk If You Heart Contemporary Art! New billboard from recent residents of Curfew Tower: Cheryl Jones, Nathaniel Pitt and Matthew Westbrook.
 
About Curfew Tower
 


Posted by Eastside Projects | February 1st, 2012 | Posted in Gallery

Associate Director Ruth Claxton wins Arts Foundation Award

Ruth Claxton is the 2012 winner of the Arts Foundation Award for sculpture. Ruth was selected by judging panel, James Lingwood and Alison Wilding to be awarded a £10,000 fellowship. The Arts Foundation Awards identify the most talented and deserving artists in each of the five art forms chosen each year across the fields of fine and performing arts, literature, craft and new media.
 

 


Posted by Eastside Projects | January 27th, 2012 | Posted in Gallery, Staff

Painting Show on Google Maps!


Posted by Eastside Projects | January 24th, 2012 | Posted in Gallery

Review of Painting Show by Elinor Morgan

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Posted by Eastside Projects | January 19th, 2012 | Posted in Exhibitions, Reviews

Last copies of BOOK by James Langdon

We are down to the last 20 copies of BOOK, which is now out of print. Grab yourself a copy

before they go.
 


Posted by Eastside Projects | December 14th, 2011 | Posted in Publications

Le catalogue et ses hybrides

Some of Eastside Projects’ publications have been included in a show in Paris.
 
Le catalogue et ses hybrides
 


Posted by Eastside Projects | November 1st, 2011 | Posted in Publications

Dora Garcia: ‘Prayers’ audio


 
You can now listen to the recordings from Dora Garcia’s Prayers over on Dora’s website, performed by actors Katy Slater and Scott Westwood at the opening of Narrative Show on Friday 13 May 2011.


Posted by Eastside Projects | September 2nd, 2011 | Posted in Uncategorized

Actors and Extras Wanted


Midlands based actors and extras required for a short film to be made in September 2011 by Chicago based artist William Pope.L:
 
In short ‘Child’ is a film about a small family who live in a large city and who are unhappy in their own special way. The story takes place over several years. The father, Jebediah, who abandoned the family years before, at the beginning of the film, returns looking for something.
 
The film will be produced in Birmingham here at Eastside Projects and in the surrounding area and will be shown in the exhibition which will open shortly after filming. The roles are voluntary, but this will be a great chance to gain experience and be involved in a local film.
 
You will need to be available for an audition on 18th or 19th of July and for filming between 12th September – 15th September.
 
The following characters are needed:
 
Father: This character is late 30s-40s, 6 foot or taller
 
Child: 18-20 boyish girl or androgynous boy, sense of athleticism, taller than SP, thin, wiry, moody 5’5″ and taller
 
Special Friend: A young looking 18-20 year old, 5’1″ – 5’5″ opinionated, bubbly but still capable of stillness
 
Mother: 35- 40, round build
 
Peggy: 30-40, live in lover of father character and nurse at birthing scene
 
Business Man: late 40s to early fifties, a sense of white collar him, its not a speaking role
 
Man 1: 25+, large build either thick set or tall or both – imposing size. This actor will be playing multiple roles: bouncer in sick room, priest at wedding, doctor at delivery, workman/businessman at setting up new bar
 
Extras: “Business People”
 
Deadline 30st June: Please apply with a short statement, a C.V. (including photo and details of height/ build) and if possible a show reel or other recorded material to georgie@eastsideprojects.org


Posted by Eastside Projects | June 16th, 2011 | Posted in Exhibitions

Associate Director Ruth Claxton reviewed in Frieze

Ruth Claxton’s exhibition at SITE in Santa Fe is reviewed by Katie Kitamura in this months Frieze. Click below to read the full review.


Posted by Eastside Projects | May 31st, 2011 | Posted in Reviews

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