By Matt's Gallery on 1 June 2013
Deadness by Jordan Baseman is now open at Matt’s Gallery and Susan Hiller’s recent Matt’s Gallery commission Channels tours to France. Artist’s exhibitions elsewhere include Imogen Stidworthy at M HKA, Nathaniel Mellors at Baltimore Museum of Art, Willie Doherty at IMMA, Graham Fagen at the Royal Scottish Academy and Lindsay Seers at Toulouse International Art Festival.
Posted in News | Tagged A Preface, Acts of Voicing, Alison Turnbull, ANDOR, Austin Forum, Baltimore Museum of Art, Benedict Drew, Between the Late and the Early, CAC Synagogue Delme, Centro de Arte Moderna, Ceri Hand Gallery, Channels, Chapter, David Osbaldeston, Deadness, Deep Feelings. From Antiquity to Now, For What It Is, FRAC Ile-de-France/Le Plateau, Fresh Trauma, Galápagos, Galway Arts Festival, Graham Fagen, Homelands British Council Touring Exhibition, Imogen Stidworthy, Irish Museum of Modern Art, Jimmie Durham, Jo Bruton, John Russell, Jordan Baseman, Kunsthalle Krems, Lindsay Seers, M HKA, Nathaniel Mellors, Northern Ireland: 30 Years of Photography, O Chair O Flesh, Roy Voss, SNAP: Art at the Aldeburgh Festival, Susan Hiller, The Collection as a Character, The Encyclopedic Palace, The Royal Scottish Academy, The Royal Standard, Total Museum, Toulouse International Art Festival, Treignac Projet, Venice Biennale, Willie Doherty, Wysing Arts Centre |
By Matt's Gallery on 1 April 2013
The latest news from Matt’s Gallery including new exhibitions at the gallery and artists’ projects worldwide. Jordan Baseman’s Deadness opens on 26 May, private view 2-5pm.
Posted in News | Tagged 971 horses and 4 zebras, Acts of Voicing, Akumulatory 2, Alison Turnbull, Belfast Exposed, Benedict Drew, Centro de Arte Moderna, Ceri Hand Gallery, Common, David Osbaldeston, Deadness, Deep Feelings. From Antiquity to Now, Dr. Bhau Daji Museum, Fondazione Sandretto Re Rebaudengo, Fordham Gallery, Fresh Trauma, Galápagos, Hayley Newman, Homelands British Council Touring Exhibition, Imogen Stidworthy, Index Gallery, Jordan Baseman, Kunsthalle Krems, Lindsay Seers, M HKA, Matthew Tickle, Michael Curran, Monash University Museum of Art, Museum of Contemporary Art Krakow, Nathaniel Mellors, Northern Ireland: 30 Years of Photography, Onboard Marlow, Robin Klassnik, Site Festival, Susan Hiller, The Book Lovers, The Collection as a Character, The Sacred & Profane Love Machine, To that Wallpaper Vault, Total Museum, Toulouse International Art Festival, Willie Doherty, Wysing Arts Centre |
By Matt's Gallery on 2 December 2012
Matt’s Gallery is pleased to represent Benedict Drew. Read all the other gallery news including forthcoming exhibitions at the gallery and elsewhere. International exhibitions include Lindsay Seers, Willie Doherty, Nathaniel Mellors and Alison Turnbull.
Posted in News | Tagged Acts of Voicing, Again A Time Machine, Alison Turnbull, Ariadne's Thread, Art Exchange, Art Space Gallery, Benedict Drew, Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery, Camden Arts Centre, Casa del Lector, Channel 4, Channels, CRICOTEKA, David Osbaldeston, Eastside Projects, Emma Hart, Film in Space, Fruitmarket Gallery, Galápagos, GoMA, Graham Fagen, Hayley Newman, Here comes Franz, Imogen Stidworthy, Inspired Editions: Prints and Multiples, Jarman Award, Kiasma, Kunsthall Oslo, Large Glass, Lindsay Seers, Liverpool Biennial, M6, Mike Nelson, MONITOR, Narratives of Arrival and Resolution, Nathaniel Mellors, Paul Rooney, Radical Languages, Reality Bites, Recent collaborations before THE SAPROPHAGE, Revealed: Government Art Collection, Robert Burns Birthplace Museum, Secretion, Statens Museum for Kunst, Susan Hiller, Tales of the City, The Modern Institute, Victoria Gallery and Museum, Willie Doherty, With an Apple I Will Astonish, Württenburger Kunstverein Stuttgart |
By Matt's Gallery on 1 October 2012
October news from Matt’s Gallery: Revolver continues at the gallery and Brian Catling’s novel The Vorrh is launched. Artists’ exhibitions elsewhere include projects by Mike Nelson, Fiona Crisp, and Emma Hart. Nathaniel Mellors, Benedict Drew and Ben Rivers are shortlisted for the prestigious Jarman Award.
Posted in News | Tagged 10 x 10 London, 408 tons of imperfect geometry, 971 horses and 4 zebras, A Matter of Life and Death and Singing, Acts of Voicing, AFTER/HOURS/DROP/BOX, Alison Turnbull, ANDOR, Anna Barham, Ariadne's Thread, Artangel, Artists at Work, Beacon Art Projects, Benedict Drew, Beyond the Corrupted Eye, Brian Catling, Busan Biennial: Garden of Learning, C-salen, Casa del Lector, Cinéphémère and Club Silencio, CIRCA Projects, COMPASS, Crazee Golf, Emma Hart, Fiona Crisp, Fruitmarket Gallery, Galápagos, Gallery North, GoMA, Graham Fagen, Graham Gussin, Here comes Franz, Ikon, Imogen Stidworthy, Inspired Editions: Prints and Multiples, Intersections: Science in Contemporary Art, Jarman Award, Jennet Thomas, Jimmie Durham, Jordan Baseman, Kiasma, Large Glass, Lindsay Seers, Liverpool Biennial, M HKA, Maastricht, Malmö Konsthall, Mardin Bienali, Media City Seoul, Mike Nelson, Moby Dick Big Read, Nathaniel Mellors, Neugerriemschneider, Nowhere Less Now, Oaxaca FilmFest, Ourhouse, Outpost, Paraphrasing Babel, Paul Rooney, Rachel Lowe, Revolver, Richard Grayson, Robert Burns Birthplace Museum, Robin Klassnik, Roy Voss, School of Change, Secretion, Somerset House, space that saw (platform for a performance in two parts), Statens Museum for Kunst, Susan Hiller, Tai Shani, Tales of the City, The Tin Tabernacle, The Voice and the Lens, The Vorrh, Tina Keane, Tintype Gallery, TO DO, Victoria Gallery and Museum, Weizmann Institute of Science, What is a Document?, Will Cobbing, Willie Doherty, Wimbledon Space, With an Apple I Will Astonish, Württenburger Kunstverein Stuttgart, Zacheta National Gallery of Art |
![Willie Doherty's solo exhibition WHERE is currently on show at Ulster Museum (@ulstermuseum). WHERE offers an overview of Doherty’s career and explores his interest in borders, both real and imagined, a subject that has dominated his work for over four decades.
From early in his career Doherty has responded to his native city of Derry/ Londonderry, its hinterland and his experience of the Troubles. More recently, Doherty has revisited the borderlands near Derry and made Where / Dove (2020), a new work commissioned for this exhibition and now in the Ulster Museum collection.
Until 12 September 2021, 10am-5pm Tue-Sun at Ulster Museum, Belfast.
[ID: A two-channel video installation, with black background. The left-hand channel shows trees in the foreground and a hazy sky in the background. The right-hand channel shows a person wearing a navy hoodie and black jacket looking into the middle distance, with a distant expression on their face. They are standing on a single-track road, with grass verge and thickets either side. The light is cold in both images.]](https://news.mattsgallery.org/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed/img/placeholder.png)