Private/Public

Opening Party!!

2010-09-20T14:44:00.002+01:00

Thanks for everyone coming :)

There were more than 100 people joining us, and congratulation for all the artists!!

Private/Public, Exhibition information

2010-08-02T17:12:00.013+01:00

Opening Party: 18 Sep 2010, 2pm - 4pm

Exhibition Opening Time: 20 Sep - 25 Sep 2010, 10am - 5pm

Gallery 320

(nearest tube station: Bethnal Green / Shoreditch High Street)

320 Bethnal Green Rd (entrance via Voss St)

E2 0AG

‘Private/Public’ is a visual art exhibition exploring the concept of domestic space in gallery context, including twelve award-winning artists, Hannah Forbes Black, Ting-Ting Cheng, Yin-Hua Chu, Sarah Churlish, Gerard Cuartero, Milena Galli, Denise Hickey, Steve Hines, Sule Kemanci, Katherine Lubar, Clare Motte and Chong Boon Pok, using various mediums to turn the gallery space into domestic, oscillating between private and public.

For more information please contact the curator Ting-Ting Cheng, private.public.art@gmail.com

Image: Ting-Ting Cheng, Untitled (mirror) (from the series 'I am there, I am not there)

Participating Artists

2010-08-02T16:37:00.004+01:00

Thanks for everyone who applied for the exhibition 'Private/Public'.

I've received a very high volume and quality of submissions, and could only select the artists whose work was most closely related to our original proposal.

Sorry for the artists who wasn't selected, wish we will have a chance to collaborate on another project in the future.

And congratulations for the artists being selected,

Hannah Forbes Black

Yin-Hua Chu

Sarah Churlish

Gerard Cuartero

Milena Galli

Denise Hickey

Steve Hines

Sule Kemanci

Katherine Lubar

Clare Motte

Chong Boon Pok

The information about the exhibition and artists is coming soon!

Ting-Ting Cheng

Curator of the exhibition 'Private/Public'

private.public.art@gmail.com

www.chengtingting.com

Call for artist

2010-06-07T15:15:00.016+01:00

Private/Public is a group exhibition scrutinizing the idea of domestic place in our everyday life.

How does the domestic place mean to us? And what is the relationship between them?

How does it reflect our personal history and everyday routine?

And how do artists reveal the residents by exploring the space?

Furthermore, when the private becomes public in the contemporary art exhibition, what has been changed?

The open call is for all the artists from any age or country who has a project exploring the idea of domestic place, no matter what medium it is, could be painting, photography, video, sculpture, installation, performance....etc.

If you would be interested in participate the exhibition, please send us

1. 3-6 low res images about your art works or video link

2. description of the art works (including size and the equipment needed)

3. updated CV

4. £5 application fee pay by paypal to private.public.art@gmail.com (Please attached the transaction ID or paypal e-mail account you use in the e-mail)

to private.public.art@gmail.com

Any further information please contact private.public.art@gmail.com

Deadline: 15 July