hyphen –
an Exposition Between Art and Research at Ambika P3 from 22–27 March.
Hyphen is an exhibition of research-in-practice by PhD candidates and alumni at the Centre for Research and Education in Arts and Media (CREAM) and the Communication and Media Research Institute (CAMRI) at University of Westminster.
- What possible worlds can be discovered in the interstices between research and creation?
- What modes of knowing and un-knowing are activated in an exhibition focused on process rather than form?
- How do we study, as Moten and Harney say, with other people, and what do the works that we create do when they socialise with each other?
CREAM/CAMRI Caucus
To date, the Caucus has organised two group exhibitions and published the print journal/catalogue In Process and the website in conjunction with these.
Ambika P3, 22. – 27. March 2019
The hyphen is a mark that both separates and connects, and opens into multiplicities of origins, interests, cultures, media, practices, fields of research, modes of creation.
exposition
to view all the artists in our virtual exhibition:
Gilbert Calleja
This short essay-film brings together some of the most significant assets gathered during my five-year involvement with a fishing boat in Malta,
superconductr
superconductr is an artistic research project into conditions of on-demand labour distributed through digital platforms.
Iwona Abrams
Presented works are selected from my recent project exploring the ephemeral and entropic properties of melting ice as a means of production of unique and variable print outcomes.
Monika Jaeckel
Collaborative Performance piece ‘at the molecular level’ including the amplified e-textiles by the interface designer Gabriela Guasti Rocha and her work INTUERI (2018).
Ana Janeiro
Ana Janeiro uses self-portraiture and performance photography in her artistic research.
Jol Thomson
The audio-visual composition GVD | >c was filmed with/in Siberia’s ancient fresh water Lake Baikal during the deployment of the Gigaton Volume Detector (GVD)
audience interactions
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audience interactions
list of events
performers and presenters
list of performers and presenters
journal launch & symposium
schedule for 24th March 2019
find us
Ambika P3, University of Westminster, 35 Marylebone Road, London NW1 5LS is located close Baker Street Station.
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