I am in the studio working on a new work at the moment. ‘Ostinato’ takes ideas of ghosting and voicing from previous work, and further develops notions of repetition. The work is commissioned for the ‘Friday Firsts#8: Live Art meets Choreography’ programme at Yorkshire Dance.
The performance will take place on the evening of Friday March 2nd 2012.
Gillian Dyson will be acting as ‘Aditeur in Residence’ for the process of the syposium, a witness, pathfinder and reporter, she will be present throughout for further discussion, comment or intervention.
25th - 27th November 2011. Leeds.
I will be performing ‘Site Unseen’ at the Visualeyez Festival, Edmonton, Canada in September 2011. The programme is exploring the notion of ‘faith’.
Gillian will be performing ‘Site Unseen’ for the Live Stock event, Friday 28th January. 14 Queens Square, Leeds, LS2 8AJ. The event is the latest in a series of Stock Exchange events for live artists across Yorkshire.
Gillian is currently developing a research project for the Beacon Art Project, for a site specific installation event at the Mansion House, Louth in July ‘10.
The work investigates the visual presence of a still life, articulating metaphor and signifiers for a sense of place. Audience will be invited to an ‘open evening’, to explore the architectural space, and perhaps participate in drawing their own still life.
More details soon.
Check Youtube for recently uploaded video works - various.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zZUxdJwnFi4
Also Vimeo for draft rushes/ documentation from ‘Still Life’, 2010.
I will be attending the Conference on Sculpture & Performance at the Henry Moore Institute, Leeds. 24th March 2010.
www.newmoves.co.uk/national-review-of-live-art
I am currently developing a new work for the National Review, March 19th, 2010.
Do check their Event List 2010 for details, or contact me for more info!
Join me for the second debate on Hull, sense of place, urban design, creative landscape. We will be looking in particular at the impact of the 2007 floods on the city, and asking if urban design and civil engineering works being carried out as a result can also be a vehicle for the development of a distinctive, innovative and effective urban landscape which celebrates ‘water’ and the relationship that the people of Hull have to the Esturine landscape.
arc, architecture centre, Hull. Thursday 10th December ‘09. 6:30pm.
