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Welcome Screen brings artists Alex Bienstock and Jennyfer Haddad for a collaborative show titled Indifferent to Buildings, running at the London space from January 18 to February 15.

NYC-based Bienstock has had a slew of group exhibitions and performances over the last few years, including One Bite, done collaboratively between Mexico City’s NO SPACE and Berlin’s OTHER Projects. Meanwhile, French-born Haddad has accumulated dozens of two-person, solo, and group shows over the past few years, including The work is worth it at Richmond’s FAB Gallery and Medium Cool at EXPO Chicago.

The London gallery, directed by Michael Pybus, has had an interesting year, showing Material, curated by Ché Zara Blomfield of The Composing Rooms, Increasingly Skeptical Bodies Come Forward by Nico Colón, Francisco Cordero-Oceguera and PuppiesPuppies, and Bear in Mind by Keith J Varadi.

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London-based artists Hannah Lees and Michael Pybus have created a place within the ether, which could be considered a visual conversation, an interactive playground, a social experiment, a hybrid exhibition and a space within which to daydream. Busy Sleep is an online collaboration borne out of a mutual desire between Lees and Pybus, to generate a dynamic response to each other’s work, resulting in a kind of mapping of the neural pathways that carry consumer information and manufactured belief systems. Utilising the infinitely scalable format of a website, the material they generate is accessible to anyone, anywhere at anytime over the next six months.

Hannah Lees and Michael Pybus, 'http://www.busysleep.com/page/discopups.html'. Image courtesy of the artists. — Hannah Lees and Michael Pybus, ‘http://www.busysleep.com/page/discopups.html’. Image courtesy of the artists.

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