
Saturday, 3 December 2011
New Website, New Blog!

Saturday, 5 November 2011
Beheading of the Cockerel donated to the Freedom From Torture Charity Art Auction

Time: Drinks and canapés from 6:30pm
Thursday, 18 August 2011
Buskova in the Woods - Long Live the Lincoln Art Programme

Saturday, 16 July 2011
The King of Lincolnshire - Charter of the Forest

POLITICS OF LAND USE & WOODLAND MYTHOLOGY
CHARTER OF THE FOREST - 6th & 7th August - 11am to 3pm
Chambers Farm Wood, Hoop Lane, Near Wragby, Lincolnshire (FREE bus from Lincoln)
Tereza Buskova / Richard DeDomenici / James Wilkes and Townley & Bradby / Via Vaudeville! / Boyd Webb / Carey Young
Magic cows, animal protests, smoke signals, camping trips that go bump in the night...
FREE EVENT
FREE BUS from The Collection, Danes Terrace, Lincoln, LN2 1LP www.charter.eventbrite.com
Lincoln is approximately 1.5 hours on the train from London, with regular connections
The Collection is a short walk from the train station
The Charter of the Forest was outlined as a complimentary charter to the Magna Carter from which it originated, and was issued in 1217 by King Henry III. The charter is sometimes referenced as the Charter of the Common Man, as it was the first document to give land access and ownership rights to people outside of nobility or clergy. Lincoln Castle is the only site which holds a copy of both the Charter and the Magna Carter.
Chambers Farm Wood is a small part of the Lincolnshire Lime Woods site which stretches 60 square miles across Lincolnshire.
The Lime Woods contain around a quarter of the countries historical woodland along with a number of medieval Abbeys’ and archaeological sites, whilst various areas across the site have been designated sites of specific scientific interest.
The charters re-establishment of rights of access and the historical relevance of the Lincolnshire woodlands, act as a starting point for the artist’s commissions. The proposed selling of woodland under parliament and the verbal mythologies that have been passed down through generations exploring the rural of the countryside will be explored throughout the project.
Working in collaboration with The Collection, and The Forestry Commission, ‘Charter of the Forest’ will present a number of new artist’s commissions located throughout the woodland surrounding Chambers Farm Wood, that explore issues relating to land ownership and use of woodland space.
Tereza Buskova will present a staged tableau in the form of billboard situated within the woodland, exploring the mythology of the woodland in English history combined with the Celtic goddess Fidias and her magic cow.
Richard DeDomenici will be staging a live protest as the animals of Chambers Farm Wood receive eviction notices, the audience members are vital components to the piece which will be turned into a film.
James Wilkes and Townley & Bradby will take the audience on a tour of the woodland in a disjointed nature using a two way walkie talkie system, the audience will have to communicate with the artists at a distance, and ultimately fend for themselves.
Via Vaudeville! will combine tradition with contemporary covert emergency signals, combining the oldest form of communication, smoke signals, with the latest coded messages used within the public domain.
Boyd Webb will be screening an existing film where a pantomime horse and dog undertake a camping trip that goes horribly wrong.
Carey Young will also be screening an existing video work that repositions terms and conditions from websites onto the countryside, in an attempt question its saleability.
Friday, 17 June 2011
CONVERSE SUBMISSON OF THE WEEK: TEREZA BUSKOVA
Tuesday, 7 June 2011
Buskova Commission for Lincoln Art Programme


Sunday, 22 May 2011
The Spring Rising at the Royal Academy Summer Show 2011



