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Wednesday December 9th 2020, from 16:00 -17:00 EET,
3 137 will broadcast a small sound work produced from field recordings I made in the neighbourhood of Néa Ionía, Athens in 2019 whilst on Residency with ash kilmartin at Yellow Brick. The whole F. A. R (floor area ratio) programme is Streamable from 3 137’s website!
Many thanks to vasiliki sifostratoudaki and Yellowbrick studio for the invitation
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In April during the first Dutch national lockdown, I was commissioned by Kunst Instituut Melly to respond to the question: “How does your artistic practice help to navigate the present situation?”
A link to the work presented is availiable here on their instagram: Animating Some Order In
A few of my works are being shown as part of the Hebridean Dark Skies Festival at An Lanntair, Isle of Lewis.
There is also a group show running till 14th March 2020.
Showing my film, 'the Horizon Plays Itself Back into Being' at The Royal Scottish Academy in Edinburgh from 22nd December- the 31st January 2020
Residency period at Wasps Studios Booth in Scalloway, Shetland Isles .
In Collaboration with Gillian Mcfarland and Robin De Vries
5th Dec - 13th Dec 2019
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Tomorrow is the last day to see 'I presume You Pictured it Differently' at SEA Foundation Tilburg . I'll be staring awkwardly out the window until you get here.
Thank you to Michaela Davidova for the pics!
My film, ‘The Horizon Plays Itself Back into Being’ was screened this weekend in Amsterdam at the 41st Annual Conference of the Association for Interdisciplinary Studies, University of Amsterdam, in Amsterdam. Thanks to Gillian and Ione for screeing it
Hey, tonight Sea Foundation, Tilburg my exhibition 'I presume you pictured it differently' opens at 7pm (running 19 oct- 24th Nov). Maybe see you there?
I Presume You Pictured it Differently, Opening 18th October 2019. Running 19th October - 24 November at
Sea Foundation, Tilburg, The Netherlands
Thank you to everyone who made it to the closing event of 'Tests on Previsualisation. Tests on Dredging. Tests on Floaters' at Two Queens (An especially big thankyou to Wet film) also thankyou to those who attended the members reading group on dominique Laporte's 'histoire de la merde' last night, and everyone who came to see the exhibition. Kerry, Dan and Gino, it's been a total joy to work with you! And final thanks to Daniel, Steve, Chloe, Caleb, Robin, Sean, Gordon and Sarah for keeping me company.
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Tests on previsualisation. Tests on dredging. Tests on floaters
Two Queens, Leicester
29th June – 31st August 2019
Opening night Friday 28th June
The science fiction writer is supposed to take a trend or phenomenon of the here-and-now, purify and intensify it for dramatic effect, and extend it into the future. If this goes on, this is what will happen. A prediction is made… If you like you can read it, and a lot of other science fiction, as a thought-experiment. […]The purpose of the thought-experiment, as the term was used by Schrodinger and other physicists, is not to predict the future […] but to describe reality, the present world.
Introduction to The Left Hand of Darkness (1969) Ursula K. LeGuin
Tests on previsualisation. Tests on dredging. Tests on floaters, is a presentation of new drawings and animated works by Collette Rayner. The exhibition is part of an ongoing body of research by the artist into acts of dredging (bringing something deeply deposited towards a surface) previsualization (creating a visual plan in order to arrange a structure for the future) and floaters (things that appear unexpectedly).
Rayner utilizes labour intensive, hand-drawn stop motion animations consisting of up to 900 drawings, utilising the methodology of animation to allow the construction of fictional narratives in an attempt to approximate a sense of reality. The works move tonally towards soft-core science fiction, in pursuit of a state of weirdness: a disconnection of understanding coupled with stabilizing scenarios – gut bacteria is figured as a form of mind control, the artist attempts to visually preview scenarios in order to do the future-self a ‘solid’ by predicting obstacles and self-fulfilling cycles. Through these works the artist attempts to look through an un-reality to something that is close to the experience of anxiousness about the future.
This exhibition is the fourth in a series of projects at Two Queens across 2018-19 aimed at providing the opportunity for emerging artists to develop ambitious new projects through a supportive curatorial dialogue. The programme is made possible by public funding from the National Lottery through Arts Council England and De Montfort University.
Collette Rayner, lives and works in Rotterdam, The Netherlands and Dundee, Scotland.
Edition of 50 with 5 artist proofs Signed and numbered on front of print Five colour Risograph Print on A3 size Lynken Munx Rough paper, £25.00
Published to mark the exhibition ‘Tests on previsualisation. Tests on dredging. Tests on floaters.’ by Collette Rayner, at Two Queens 29th June – 31st August 2019
Will be mailed in an A3 size envelope with extra card stiffeners, or available for free pickup from Two Queens (email [email protected] to arrange pickup)
My Solo exhibition Tests on Previsualisation. Tests on Dredging. Tests on Floaters is opened on Friday the 28th June at Two Queens in Leicester and will run from the the 29th June - 31st August 2019
The Almanack of Breath being showcased at Miss Read: The Berlin Art Book Fair in Haus der Kulturen der Welt, Berlin in may and Poetry International Rotterdam, at De Doelen in June with Printroom
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Lore Folk, Projectruimte Attent, Rotterdam, NL, 13 - 21 April 2019
A Solo exhibition by Ash Kilmartin with Lisa Kuglitsch, Collette Rayner, Johanna Kotlaris and Bergur Thomas Anderson
Audio works: Tell me about v.4 (2019), with Johanna Kotlaris & Ash Kilmartin Promise and Demand (2019), with Collette Rayner & Ash Kilmartin Stonecarver’s Dilemma (2019), with Bergur Thomas Anderson The Almanack of Breath (2018) Distraction/Dedication (2018)
Window drawing: Promise and Demand (2019), Collette Rayner
Objects: Träger (2019) with Lisa Kuglitsch - paper vessels Embellished listening (2019) with Lisa Kuglitsch - headphones for magpies Companions (2019) with Lisa Kuglitsch - picnic cushions
Photos: Vera Mennens & Florian Cramer
Anomia #3, WORM cinema, Rotterdam
Anomia is dedicated to showing artist films and videos that have existed within exhibitions, loops in space, discarded and appropriated material, PR stunts and documentations that relate to the artistic process. Throughout the evening we will screen a series of chosen pieces with accompanied snack breaks and good atmospheres all around. With contributions from… Saemundur Thor Helgason, Valentino Russo, Nick Thomas & Sophie Bates, Anni Puolakka, Catoo Kemperman, Collette Rayner, Vera Mennens Laurence Henriquez, Matthijs Walhout, Libia Castro & Ólafur Ólafsson, Erika Roux, Clementine Edwards Anomia is organized by Bergur Thomas Anderson & Gunnar Gunnsteinsson, artists and co-initiators of At7 Project Space in Amsterdam.