‘Tableaux’

‘Bubble Bath’ screening @ Assembly Point, May 19

18 May 2016

An evening of screenings, performances and short intervals called ‘Bubble Bath’ is on at London’s Assembly Point on May 19.

Organised by artists and frequent collaborators Lea Collet and Marios Stamatis, the event seeks to gather and present videos by a group of artists such as Paul MahekeAlice TheobaldCecilia Bengolea & Jeremy Deller, and Anna Zett, that each consider “performativity in relation to identity and production values”.

There will also be videos, performances and shorter (time-based) works featured throughout the evening pitched as ‘intervals’ by artists James Lowne, Richard Müller and Rebecca Loweth (among others) all responding to live by drummer Tassos Mesogitis, according to Collet.

‘Bubble Bath’ is a part of a wider programme called Tableux that incorporates several events delivered in relatively quick succession over the month of May.

See the Assembly Point website for details.**

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Tableaux @ Assembly Point, May 4 – 31

2 May 2016

London’s Assembly Point is presenting a programme of interactive screenings, performances and discussions called Tableaux, running May 4 to 31.

Focusing on artists’ moving image in relation to the open interpretation of its title, the season will present events curated by invited artists and organisations —including aqnb and video partner Video in Common on May 6— in twelve events over three weeks.

Those presenting include the art space itself to open, as well as Slow Bounce, aqnb and George Mellor/Sister Arrow with Rosalind Wilson in the first week. There will be screenings and performances coordinated by Europa and Åbäke, Nicholas Brooks, Charles Richardson, and Film London Artists’ Moving Image Network (FLAMIN) in week two, as well as programmes from FriezeLea Collet & Marios Stamatis, Eva Papamargariti, and a rather Joseph Townshend and Ruaidhri Ryan to finish.

See the Assembly Point website for the full programme.**

Lea Collet & Marios Stamatis, KPIs [Key Performance Interludes] 2016. Courtesy the artists and Green Ray
Lea Collet & Marios Stamatis, ‘KPIs [Key Performance Interludes]’ (2016). Courtesy the artists + Green Ray, London.

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