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SUMMARY:Chainsaw & THE GIRL: Music\, Subculture & Magick
DESCRIPTION:A Collaboration between\nBILLY CHAINSAW and GIRL SH*T \n\nChainsaw & THE GIRL is a unique collaboration between artists BILLY CHAINSAW & GIRL SH*T: one that explores their shared love of MUSIC\, SUBCULTURE & MAGICK\, one that will take over the CONCLAVE Brighton basement exhibition space with a very special\, week-long installation. \n\n\n \nBILLY CHAINSAW artist statement: “In my early teens I developed an obsession with American comic books\, masks\, the movies\, magick\, and author William S. Burroughs… elements that repeatedly feature in my mixed-media\, cut up pop art.”\n \n\nTHE GIRL (aka GIRL SH*T) artist statement: “GIRL SH*T is informed by a love of subcultures\, music\, ’zines\, gig posters\, fashion\, art\, design and punk feminism.” \n\nOPENING HOURS:\nSat 26th Oct:   10-6\nSun 27th Oct:   11-5\nMon 28th Oct:  CLOSED\nTues 29th Oct:   12-6\nWed 30th Oct: 12-6\nThu 31st Oct: 10-6\nFri 1st Nov: 10-6\nSat 2nd Nov: 10-6\nSun 3rd Nov: 11-5\n\n\n\n\n  \n\nPlease note: This exhibition contains materials and content that may NOT be suitable for children and those under 18 years old. \n\nSee more of Chainsaw’s work here. \nWorks available for sale after the close of the show can be found here.
URL:https://conclave-brighton.co.uk/event/music-subculture-magick
LOCATION:Conclave Brighton (Basement Exhibition Space)\, 9 Queens Road\, Brighton\, East Sussex\, BN1 3WA\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
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SUMMARY:Barrie J Davies' Artworld
DESCRIPTION:Barrie J Davies is an Artist! \n \nHis artwork is an exotic cocktail of graffiti\, street\, graphic and pop art. He graduated from the Southampton Institute with a Fine Art degree in 2000 and completed his Master’s Degree at the University of Wales Institute\, Cardiff in 2004. He now lives and works in sunny Brighton where he works from his studio in the wonderful Brighton Lanes. \nHis artwork is inspired by social media\, graffiti\, consumerism\, pop culture and the urban life in which he lives. The materials he uses to make his artwork are a mix of acrylic\, household paints\, spray paint\, glitter\, screen printing\, markers\, and mixed media collages of comic books\, digital prints and found objects. \nHis street-art inspired subversive pop-art works are a fun\, colourful psychedelic and humorous approach exposing the human condition: notions of success\, money\, glamour\, love\, death\, sex\, gender and religion are picked at with dry\, comedic use of tragedy meshed with absurdity. \nHis work is in many public and private collections worldwide (and is also owned by Noel Fielding and Norman Cook\, aka Fatboy Slim!) \nFor his solo show at CONCLAVE BRIGHTON (basement space) Barrie will be showcasing a series of affordable paintings\, mixed media and print works\, and launching of his new limited-edition book “Barrie J Davies is an Artist”.  \nMore information to follow! \nSee more of Barrie’s work here. \n\nEXHIBITION OPENING TIMES: \nFri 11 Oct (LAUNCH PARTY)   5-8pm\nSat 12 Oct: 10am-6pm\nSun 13 Oct: 11am-5pm\nMon 14 Oct: CLOSED\nTue 15 Oct: 12-6pm\nWed 16 Oct: 12-6pm\nThu 17 Oct: 10am-6pm\nFri 18 Oct: 10am-6pm\nSat 19 Oct: 10am-6pm\nSun 20 Oct: 11am-5pm \n\n 
URL:https://conclave-brighton.co.uk/event/barrie-j-davies-artworld
LOCATION:Conclave Brighton (Basement Exhibition Space)\, 9 Queens Road\, Brighton\, East Sussex\, BN1 3WA\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
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SUMMARY:Xerox FLASH!
DESCRIPTION:Xerox Flash!\n07-22 September 2019 \n\nCelebrating 60 years of paper jams\, toner spills and emphatically slamming the drawers\, Conclave presents a selected group show of limited-edition and unique\, one-off “Xerox Art” works in this intriguing and super-affordable medium.\nAll works will be available to purchase for £20. \n\nOn September 16th\, 1959\, Xerox Corporation launched the Xerox 914\, demo-ing it in a live TV broadcast. The 914 was the first-ever automatic photocopier and it revolutionised the copying industry\, eventually finding its way into hundreds of thousands of offices across the world. \nNow\, as we approach its 60th birthday\, the photocopier is often seen as a vintage throwback device in the modern office – used only by the company dinosaurs (and their long-suffering PAs…) and as the thing to be going wrong when the printer hasn’t already done so that week…. \nBUT\, it has a very distinct aesthetic quality; a quality which is inherently lo-fi and lo-tech\, and – in this digital age – lets the user connect to an unusually mechanical and analogue experience\, involving static electricity\, direct light sensitivity\, dusty inks\, hot\, curly paper\, and that unique and comforting smell! \nArtists have always been at the forefront of using\, misusing\, manipulating and appropriating new technologies\, and the birth of the photocopier was no different. Although early adopters experimented with the medium of Xerox Art (or “electrostatic art”\, “xerography” or “copy art”) in the 1960s\, it gained momentum after the launch of the Xerox 914\, seeing popularity rise in the 1970s\, and by the 1980s had established itself as a leading medium for accessible\, contemporary art. \nFashions may come and go\, but the beauty\, immediacy and accessibility of Xerox Art still feels very relevant (if not more so) today. \nWatch the wonderfully vintage 1959 launch presentation advert here. \n  \n\n** FREE ENTRY ** \nOpening Hours:\nTues/Weds: 12-6pm\nThurs/Fri/Sat: 10am-6pm\nSun: 11am-5pm\nMondays: closed (Bank holidays 12-6) \nABOUT THE VENUE:\nThis exhibition will take place in the Conclave Events Space\, located in the basement of CONCLAVE GALLERY\, 9 Queens Road\, Brighton\, BN1 3WA.\nNB. The space is accessed via the main\, ground-floor gallery\, and then down a flight of 14 stairs; there is no lift available\, sorry!
URL:https://conclave-brighton.co.uk/event/xerox-flash
LOCATION:Conclave Brighton (Basement Exhibition Space)\, 9 Queens Road\, Brighton\, East Sussex\, BN1 3WA\, United Kingdom
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