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Sunday, October 2, 2011 at 2:49PM Kevin Harman
Everything, 2011 Glass/Metal 3 x 2.2 x 1cm
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Sunday, January 30, 2011 at 2:01PM KEVIN HARMAN
Next Exhibition - London, Bethnal Green Library 13 May 2011
Exhibition - MESOMORPHIC
Old Ambulance Depot March 2011
The End - final pages taken from crime novels, novels placed back on shelf to sell
I am the world's worst engraver - job given to engraver by artist
Dots - paint tube ends Photograph Ross Colquhoun copyright
The Skinny http://www.theskinny.co.uk/article/101661-kevin-harman-bricking-it
The Scotsman http://thescotsman.scotsman.com/tim-cornwell/Arts-Diary-A-smashing
Kevin Harman Skip11 Street Art Time Lapse from Steven Cook on Vimeo.
DAVID BELLINGHAM
Exhibition - Poetry Beyond Text
Visual Research Centre, DCA March 2011
Words On A Wall That's All David Bellingham ©
WILLIAM MCKEOWN
Exhibition: The Golden Bough
The Hugh Lane Gallery, Dublin Feb - May 2011
The Waiting Room William McKeown ©
THE JACKSON TWINS
`The Cataclysmic Accounts from the Binary Institute presents the view with folklore-inspired narratives where we take on the roles of story-book archetypes.'
Represented by Rhubarb Rhubarb http://www.rhubarb-rhubarb.net/
...and so she succumbs to the undertow (self portrait). The Jackson Twins ©
Left dry with his private harrowment (self portrait) The Jackson Twins ©
Uncaged, yet embraced by the beautiful tension (self portrait) The Jackson Twins ©
Artists Statement
This exploration into the Doppelganger theme has been combined with psychological research, in particular studies into delusional mis-identification syndromes and mutlipe personality disorders. We enjoy the relevance in the ideas of adopting new identities and personas, taking on new character traits for the moment that the camera is on us. With this in mind, we aim for the pieces to raise questions as to whether we are literally seeing a double or whether the twin becomes a metaphor for a singlular identity split and battling itself; such as the ego versus the id, or the conscience versus the hedonistic.
http://www.thejacksontwins.com/
