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Artists’ books : interviews with artists
23 Nov
The V&A website features interviews with several leading book artists, who discuss their route into publishing artists’ books, how they see artists’ books fitting in with contemporary art, and give recommendations of starting points for collecting artists’ books.
The book artists featured include Sarah Bodman, Jackie Batey, John Dilnot and Angela Lorenz whose work all features in the artists’ books collections at University for the Creative Arts.
Peter Blake talks at the Turner Contemporary
30 Sep7th October 2011 at 6pm
Sir Peter Blake CBE, eminent British Pop artist who designed the record sleeve for Sergeant Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band, talks about his iconic painting featured in the current Turner Contemporary exhibition Nothing in the World But Youth.
Book your place on the Turner Contemporary website.
Archivia : archive films and new work from South East England
20 Sep
Trinity Theatre, Tunbridge Wells TN1 1JP
27 September – 8 October 2011
Archivia describes life in the South East of England from the 1890s to the present day, through stories of home, place and identity. The Trinity Theatre in Tunbridge Wells is hosting an exhibition of work produced for Archivia, including films by Adam Chodzko, Kat Mansoor and Jerry Rothwell, who contrast contemporary people’s experiences with past lives on celluloid.
Find out more about the Archivia project, and view clips of the films produced so far on the Archivia website.
Gillian Wearing’s Self Made showing at the Turner Contemporary
10 Sep20th October at 6pm
See Turner Prize winning artist Gillian Wearing’s film Self Made.
Who are we – and who do we think we are? How do we make the selves we present to the world – and who are we really, underneath the social masks we wear every day? These are some of the questions posed by Self Made, an extraordinary debut feature by acclaimed British artist Gillian Wearing. Self Made is at once documentary, artwork, social experiment and performance project – bringing together a diverse group from the British public, non-actors, and offering them the chance to discover something about themselves through performance.
Watch the Self Made trailer here.
Find out more at www.selfmade.org.uk
Canterbury School of Architecture at the Folkestone Triennial
23 JunClose to the Edge: Strategies and Speculations for the South East Coast
We hope that you will be able to join us for our exhibition ‘Close to the Edge’ featuring design projects by Graduate Diploma Architecture students from UCA Canterbury.
The show is part of the Folkestone Triennial and occupies a shop space at 59 Tontine Street in Folkestone’s Creative Quarter.
Open to the Press: Friday 24th June from 10am
Open to the Public: Saturday 25th June from 11am
Exhibited work will continue to be displayed in the shop windows thereafter





