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POWOWOW at The Attic, One Thoresby Street Nottingham with Candice Jacobs and Alex Ross 

February 25th 2013

One of a series of artists talks between One Thoresby Street Members and invited guests. 

New work that appeared during this talk can be seen here ->

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TESTING GROUND: MASTERCLASS at The Zabludowicz Collection London

January-February 2013

Selected to participate in a new educational initiative by leading international artists to share their expertise with a small group of emerging artists from around the country over a five day intensive, led by artist Doug Fishbone.

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COMMUNITY: VIDEO

An opportunity for critical feedback and supportive discussion for artists working in moving image, facilitated by Alice Gale-Feeny and Tracey McMaster.  

COMMUNITY:VIDEO had it’s first pilot at The Broadway Cinema, Nottingham in December 2012. 

The next COMMUNITY:VIDEO session is on: 21st May, 2013 from 2-5pm.

To Apply please visit the website here ->

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Read my most recent review ’Sculptural Relic’ in Nottingham Visual Arts on the video work ’Ultimate Substance’ by Anja Kirshner and David Panos’ :

http://www.nottinghamvisualarts.net/articles/201211/ultimate-substance-sculptural-relic

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New writing by Wayne Burrows on my most recent performance in collaboration with Katherine Fishman entitled ‘ Nothing Like This to Increase the Adrenaline Rush of the Crowd ‘  (Hatch/Hazard Festival, Manchester):

http://hatchnottingham.wordpress.com/2012/08/01/the-performances-hatch-at-hazard-festival-part-two/

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An exhibition of ‘In Any Event You Should Know Your Target’ was held in the summer of 2012 in Maribor, Slovenia (in association with Wolrd Event Young Artists). An interview is available at:

http://tvslo.si/predvajaj/maribor-2012-evropska-prestolnica-kulture/ava2.140850138/

in association with World Event Young Artists, Maribor Capital of Culture, ŠKUC  and The British Council. Exhibition also included UK based artists Bill Balaskas and Matheus Domingos.

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Alice Gale-Feeny situates herself within the discipline of sculpture, utilizing the camera lens and the act of writing as a form of analysis between surface frontage and the inside workings of a scene. Focused on the notion of costume and qualities of fabric detailing on clothing and cars, what we wear and the objects we house ourselves in, is a key source of research. Notions of visibility, masking and blending of form is discussed. A relentless writing process is used to dissect the semiotic codes within colour palettes and vocabularies found in commercial advertisements. Parallels are drawn between these concerns and the works physical manifestations as printed image, video and clothing assemblage.  Merging the human form and the anthropomorphic potential in objects, the practice finds its overarching language.  
 
Alice Gale-Feeny (b. Brighton) graduated in Fine Art at Nottingham Trent University in 2012. She recently participated in an educative initiative, The Masterclass at The Zabludowicz Collection, led by Doug Fishbone and POWOWOW, an artist talk and exhibition curated by Candice Jacobs at One Thoresby Street, Nottingham. Other recent exhibitions include World Event Young Artists in Maribor and Bonington Gallery, Nottingham. Her latest performances made in collaboration with Katherine Fishman appeared at Hatch: Hazard Festival in Manchester. Alice has recently contributed to Nottingham Visual Arts and An Ordinary Press Publication for the exhibition In the Presence of Multiple Possibilities and appeared within Jennie Syson’s ‘30 Under 30’. 
Alice has a studio at One Thoresby Street and lives and works in Nottingham.
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alicegalefeeny@yahoo.com

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POWOWOW at The Attic, One Thoresby Street Nottingham with Candice Jacobs and Alex Ross 

February 25th 2013

One of a series of artists talks between One Thoresby Street Members and invited guests. 

New work that appeared during this talk can be seen here ->

________________________

TESTING GROUND: MASTERCLASS at The Zabludowicz Collection London

January-February 2013

Selected to participate in a new educational initiative by leading international artists to share their expertise with a small group of emerging artists from around the country over a five day intensive, led by artist Doug Fishbone.

________________________

COMMUNITY: VIDEO

An opportunity for critical feedback and supportive discussion for artists working in moving image, facilitated by Alice Gale-Feeny and Tracey McMaster.  

COMMUNITY:VIDEO had it’s first pilot at The Broadway Cinema, Nottingham in December 2012. 

The next COMMUNITY:VIDEO session is on: 21st May, 2013 from 2-5pm.

To Apply please visit the website here ->

______________________

Read my most recent review ’Sculptural Relic’ in Nottingham Visual Arts on the video work ’Ultimate Substance’ by Anja Kirshner and David Panos’ :

http://www.nottinghamvisualarts.net/articles/201211/ultimate-substance-sculptural-relic

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New writing by Wayne Burrows on my most recent performance in collaboration with Katherine Fishman entitled ‘ Nothing Like This to Increase the Adrenaline Rush of the Crowd ‘  (Hatch/Hazard Festival, Manchester):

http://hatchnottingham.wordpress.com/2012/08/01/the-performances-hatch-at-hazard-festival-part-two/

______________________

An exhibition of ‘In Any Event You Should Know Your Target’ was held in the summer of 2012 in Maribor, Slovenia (in association with Wolrd Event Young Artists). An interview is available at:

http://tvslo.si/predvajaj/maribor-2012-evropska-prestolnica-kulture/ava2.140850138/

in association with World Event Young Artists, Maribor Capital of Culture, ŠKUC  and The British Council. Exhibition also included UK based artists Bill Balaskas and Matheus Domingos.

Statement / Bio/ Contact

Alice Gale-Feeny situates herself within the discipline of sculpture, utilizing the camera lens and the act of writing as a form of analysis between surface frontage and the inside workings of a scene. Focused on the notion of costume and qualities of fabric detailing on clothing and cars, what we wear and the objects we house ourselves in, is a key source of research. Notions of visibility, masking and blending of form is discussed. A relentless writing process is used to dissect the semiotic codes within colour palettes and vocabularies found in commercial advertisements. Parallels are drawn between these concerns and the works physical manifestations as printed image, video and clothing assemblage.  Merging the human form and the anthropomorphic potential in objects, the practice finds its overarching language.  
 
Alice Gale-Feeny (b. Brighton) graduated in Fine Art at Nottingham Trent University in 2012. She recently participated in an educative initiative, The Masterclass at The Zabludowicz Collection, led by Doug Fishbone and POWOWOW, an artist talk and exhibition curated by Candice Jacobs at One Thoresby Street, Nottingham. Other recent exhibitions include World Event Young Artists in Maribor and Bonington Gallery, Nottingham. Her latest performances made in collaboration with Katherine Fishman appeared at Hatch: Hazard Festival in Manchester. Alice has recently contributed to Nottingham Visual Arts and An Ordinary Press Publication for the exhibition In the Presence of Multiple Possibilities and appeared within Jennie Syson’s ‘30 Under 30’. 
Alice has a studio at One Thoresby Street and lives and works in Nottingham.
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alicegalefeeny@yahoo.com

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