
MAGAZINE 09 forms the first of a two-part project inspired by the planned development of ESW’s new international centre for contemporary sculpture.
Exhibition open:
Saturday 15 August to Sunday 30 August
Free admission
Open 7 days 11am to 5pm with late night opening on Thursday 27 August, until 8pm
DAVID McALLISTER
McAllister produces work which forms a marriage between sculptural form and technology. He draws his aesthetic from computer animations and comic book pages, creating animated, interactive caricatures of recognisable forms. For this ambitious project he combines projection animation, sculpture and robotics.

David McAllister - Init

David McAllister - Init
ALEX HETHERINGTON
Hetherington will develop performances and film screenings around pre-existing material which will build in layers, constantly changing during the exhibition. The concept of virtual spaces will be exploited by connecting the artists and activities in Scotland with equivalent artists and activities in San Francisco and Los Angeles.
With: Jim Colquhoun, Ben Shaffer, Ben Fallon, Lyndsay Mann, Lewis Holleran, Janie Nicoll, Simon Gowing, Pete Nelson, Karla Milosovich, Richard T Walker, Ulrike Müller, Chris McCann and Victoria Skogsberg, and references to material from 1980 motion picture Cannibal Holocaust, directed by Ruggero Deodato.

Lyndsay Mann Video Still 1 from The DILATE Archive - Act 1 Stepping Out

Lyndsay Mann Video Still 2 from The DILATE Archive - Act 1 Stepping Out

Alex Hetherington - Yes o Yes

Jim Colquhoun - A State of Nature
EVENTS:
Friday 14 August 7pm:
Performance: Yes O Yes Alex Hetherington, from I Am Kurious Orange; Jim Colquhoun performance; Janie Nicoll DJ set
Tuesday 18 August 7pm:
Who's Your Dada? Chris McCann and Alex Hetherington, 50 minutes approx.
Friday 21 August 6pm:
Exquisite Pain Chris McCann and Alex Hetherington, 2.5 hours, viewers can come and go
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MAGAZINE is ESW’s annual festival show featuring work by contemporary artists from across Scotland. Work is shown in the workshop and garden areas of ESW and in the sites around Newhaven which in the past have included bridges, rivers, billboards and lighthouses.
MAGAZINE 08
Click here (3.9MB) to download the Positive Critical Imagination catalogue.

MAGAZINE 07
LOUISA PRESTON created a new installation reflecting a sense of instability and unrest; over the timeframe of the show she reworked, reconstructed and remade an installation at the pavilion space of ESW in correspondence to the present surrounding environment and its historical roots. Documentation of the work in progress, was updated daily.
For
more information click here >
MAGAZINE 07
FOUND were commissioned by ESW to create several
sound pieces for MAGAZINE 07. They decided to develop an ambitious interactive
audio installation in collaboration with computer scientist
Simon Kirby.
View the blog here >

MAGAZINE 06
View images, video and artists statements from MAGAZINE 06.

MAGAZINE 05
View images, video and artists statements from MAGAZINE 05.
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