ARTISTS’ LUNCHTIME CRIT: With Kate Turner & Alex McNamee

Sat 25 Feb 12-2pm // At Turf // Free & open to all

 

Calling all artists, art students, graduates alike!

Taking place every last Saturday of the month, our lunchtime crits give artists a chance to get feedback on their work from a practicing artist in a supportive and friendly environment.

All forms of work are welcomed for discussion. Simply bring along your work, and we’ll take turns to discuss it and give feedback for each participant. Email us your images beforehand at at info@turf-projects.com along with any additional requirements if you’d like us to get images up full scale on our projector!

Participation isn’t mandatory – you’re welcome to simply come and view the works and take part in the discussions.

February’s crit will be led by Alex McNamee and Kate Turner.

 

// ABOUT KATE TURNER

Kate Turner (b.1991) is an artist and arts educator based in London. She holds a BFA in Fine Art from the Slade School of Fine Art (2010-2013). Recent exhibitions and projects include: Artist in Residence, Shift Residency, New Cross (2016), ‘Talk, Print, Eat’, Periclo, Oriel Wrexham (2016), ‘Supermarket Sweep’ Periclo, Oriel Wrexham (2016) and Nice Gallery (2015). Kate also works in arts education within a variety of community settings and institutions such as Orleans House Gallery (2015-17) and Somerset House (2016).

 

// ABOUT ALEX MCNAMEE

Alex McNamee, lives and works in London and graduated with a first from the Slade School of Fine Art in 2013. She uses a wide range of media including sculpture, video and writing. McNamee lives in and runs a project space called Muddy Yard in Brixton. Muddy Yard houses exhibitions, screenings and gigs. Most recent residencies include: – Fljotstunga Artistic Residency (Iceland 2015) – Tacita Dean’s Artist Residency Ratti Foundation (Italy 2014) – The View Studio (Italy 2013 – 2014) Most recent and notable exhibitions include: – RSA Open Exhibition (Royal Scottish Academy, Edinburgh 2016) – Supermarket Sweep (Nice Gallery, London 2016) – Virtue Foils (SPARK Contemporary, NY 2015) – Exposicao Lar (Casa de Gisele, Brazil 2015) – Bloomberg New Contemporaries (ICA / Spike Island 2013-2014)

 

1- ‘Talk, Print, Eat’ Performative Lecture, Alex Mcnamee and Kate Turner (2016).

2- ‘A Peeling’ Digital Print, Clay, Aluminium, Alex Mcnamee and Kate Turner (2016).

 

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