Kate Dunn and Vinca Petersen talk Wednesday 30 June
Updated: Jun 29, 2021
Please join us on ZOOM on Wednesday 30 June 18.30-19.30 for an artist talk between Kate Dunn and Vinca Petersen.
Vinca is a photographer whose renowned series ‘No System’ showed her travelling around Europe in the 90s photographing free parties, her friends and the scene that surrounded it. Kate is a painter who has recently incorporated electronic ‘gabber’ music and UV for her current series of paintings.
Although working three decades apart, the two artists will discuss rave culture, aesthetics, politics and history and other shared themes in their work.
The two artists will be joined by Hannah Watson and Charlie Fellowes, directors of TJ Boulting and Edel Assanti where their respective solo exhibitions are currently on show.
Thanks for putting this talk on — pairing Kate Dunn with Vinca Petersen is a smart match, and 'No System' still reads as one of the more honest photographic records of that whole scene.
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Для периодического чтения я бы добавил этот веб-ресурс в закладки. Темы меняются от дома и питания до психологии, технологий и более необычных направлений.
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The contrast between Vinca’s 90s free-party documentation and Kate’s current gabber-and-UV paintings must make for such a rich discussion, especially around how rave aesthetics shift across decades. I also love that Hannah and Charlie are joining in, since their galleries are literally hosting the current shows. By the way, I keep a free fancy text generator and Unicode inspector that turns plain text into 23 stylish Unicode fonts (bold, script, fraktur) and cleans hidden or invisible characters I like to share: https://glyphsift.com/