Florian Roithmayr

Group exhibition Inland Far will be on at Canterbury’s Herbert Read Gallery opening on September 15 and running to October 7.

“Everything solidifies: that is the law of the universe”- The Green Child, Herbert Read

Taking its title from the only novel written by poet and critic Herbert Read, the show responds to the psychological landscapes explored in the book and features work by Salvatore Arancio, Miriam Austin, Adham Faramawy, Susan Finlay, Florian Roithmayr, Mimei Thompson and Esther Teichmann. A mix of emerging and established artists, the show is multidisciplinary, spanning across ceramics, sculpture, video, painting and photography.

Visit the gallery website for more details.**

Esther Teichmann, 'Mondschwimmen, Zephyr', (2015). Installation view. Courtesy of the artist + Reiss‐Engelhorn Museum. — Esther Teichmann, ‘Mondschwimmen, Zephyr’, (2015). Installation view. Courtesy of the artist + Reiss‐Engelhorn Museum.

Art Theory: Speculative Materialism course will be running at London’s Camden Arts Centre, January 6 – 20.

Curator and lecturer Nina Trivedi will look to the concurrent exhibitions in the space by Florian Roithmayr and Rose English as starting points to examine the recent writing and thinking around objects and matter in art now.

The two-week course will investigate more specifically the wider social and political implications of theories such as ‘object orientated ontology’ and New Materialism, as well as the evolving relationship between artists and designers.

See the Camden Arts Centre for more details.**

Inland Far @ Herbert Read, Sep 15

Speculative Materialism @ Camden Arts Centre, Jan 6 – 20