‘Vanishing’ with Yanina Shevchenko
Gasket have had the chance to collaborate with a number of amazing
artists over the last few years and we were delighted to hear that friend of Gasket, Yanina
Shevchenko was recently awarded the inaugural ‘Stories of Reflection’ award from
PhotoVoice and theprintspace. We’ve been following Yanina’s work for a number of years so
it...
Royal Veterinary College Pots - Mick Frank
One of Gasket’s founders, Mick Frank, has recently completed a
stunning body of work in conjunction with the Royal Veterinary College (RVC). From Mick’s
own site; “The [RVC] eMedia Unit has been working with the Wellcome Trust to share
images of anatomical specimens at the RVC. These are historical dissections stored in
formalin pots - brought alive...
Unprotected Views - Sally Hart
As part of completing her Sociology Masters in Photography and Urban
Cultures at Goldsmiths College, Sally Hart (one of our Gasket founders), has presented her
visual work as part of the Habitus exhibition, held at Menier Gallery until the 25th of
October. From Sally’s website; “The exhibition is planned, funded, curated, installed
and executed by...
Gasket Founder Wins Goldsmiths Award
Congratulations to our own Sally Hart for winning the Goldsmiths
Sociology Award for Outstanding Academic Achievement in MA Photography and Urban Cultures
2013/14! Over the course Sally has produced some extraordinary work such as Urban Terrior
and her final dissertation work Unprotected Views. We are proud to have Sally as part of our
collective and look...
An interview with Arianna Lodeserto
As Leap-Second moves from Marylebone to our new location on the First
Floor of 183-185 Bermondsey St we’d like to introduce you to another of our exhibiting
artists. Johannes Rigal of Gasket has asked each artist a series of questions to explore the
concepts and processes involved in their work, and by doing so, show what makes us...
Diego Ferrari - Artist profile and Interview
As we come closer to the opening of Leap-Second, we’d like to
introduce you to our exhibiting artists in more detail. Johannes Rigal of Gasket has asked
each artist a series of questions to explore the concepts and processes involved in their
work, and by doing so, show what makes us so excited about this exhibition. Today...
Nancy Clemo - Profile and Interview
In the lead up to Leap-Second we’ll be helping you get to know our
exhibiting artists through their own words. We’re asking each artist a range of questions to
try and expose what makes them tick revealing what makes us so excited about this exhibition
at the same time. First up is Nancy (Betty) Clemo; a...
Four Questions with Gesche Würfel
In support of our exhibition Adrift, we’re asking our exhibiting
artists four questions to help you get to know a bit about them and their work. Gesche
Würfel is a German visual artist who currently lives and works in New York City, NY. She
received her BSc.+MSc. in Urban Planning from the University of Dortmund, Germany, and her
M.A. in Photography and...
Four Questions with Paul Smith
In support of our exhibition Adrift, we’re asking our exhibiting
artists four questions to help you get to know a bit about them and their work. ‘Paul
Smith is Course Leader in Photography at Amersham and Wycombe College in Buckinghamshire. He
studied for an MA in Photography at Goldsmiths College (MA in Photography and Urban
Cultures), a...
Four Questions with Lene Hald
In support of our exhibition Adrift, we’re asking our exhibiting
artists four questions to help you get to know a bit about them and their work. Lene Hald
works with visual ethnography and visual communication. Her photographic work explores the
meeting between social research and narrative art and adresses issues of fashion, feminism
and the phenomenon...
Four Questions with Simon Rowe
In support of our exhibition Adrift, we’re asking our exhibiting
artists four questions to help you get to know a bit about them and their work. Today we ask
four questions of Simon Rowe about his work and practice. You can see read more about Simon
here. What can a photo do that other representations can’t?...
Four Questions with David Kendall
In support of our exhibition Adrift, we’re asking our exhibiting
artists four questions to help you get to know a bit about them and their work. David
Kendall’s practice explores how spatial, economic and design initiatives, as well as
participatory practices, combine to encourage social and spatial interconnections or
conflict in cities. Kendall utilises visual archives, mapping, events and...
