PORTSMOUTH AND THE ISLE OF WIGHT
A Hundred Seas Rising by Suki Chan at Aspex Gallery and on the isle of Wight
18 May-2 September at Aspex Gallery; at Quay Arts later in the year
Suki Chan is working with 100 participants to create ‘A Hundred Seas Rising’, responding to Charles Dickens’ ‘A Tale of Two Cities’, taking ‘Revolution’, ‘the Sea’ and ‘China’ as themes for the work.
Commissioned by Aspex Gallery, Quay Arts, Isle of Wight and Space Offsite Programme, Faculty of Creative and Cultural Industries, University of Portsmouth
www.aspex.org.uk
Image: A Hundred Seas Rising, Suki Chan (work in progress)2012. Courtesy of the artist
MILTON KEYNES
Stian Ådlandsvik artist in residence at Stoke Mandeville work to be shown in the MK Gallery project space
27 June – 29 July
Norwegian artist Stian Ådlandsvik's new work will explore the Paralympic Games archives. Sir Ludwig Guttmann, a neurologist working with World War II veterans began the Paralympic Games at Stoke Mandeville in 1948.
Commissioned by MK Gallery
www.mkgallery.org
Image: Stian Ådlandsvik
BEXHILL ON SEA
Hang on a minute lads I’ve got a great idea by Richard Wilson at the De La Warr Pavilion
7 July – 1 October
The recreation of the final scene of the film The Italian Job. Artist Richard Wilson will balance a full-sized replica coach, from the roof of the building providing a jaw-dropping spectacle.
www.dlwp.com
Image: A maquette of the installation, shown at the Royal Academy in 2011, Richard Wilson. Part of the London 2012 Festival. Principal sponsor Eddie Izzard.
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