Objects from the collections have inspired six new bodies of artwork to create Collection Tours of the the Victoria & Albert Museum’s British Galleries, Glass, Ironwork, China to share with museum visitors in 2015.
Ntiense Eno Amooquaye Book Launch
The Saison Poetry Library at Royal Festival Hall, Southbank Centre
Tuesday 25th November
From 7.30pm, Film screening at 8pm
The event launches a new artists’ book that documents wide-ranging explorations of print, text, image and performance, with a foreword written by Chris McCabe, Poetry Librarian at The Saison Poetry Library.
Amooquaye has invited artist, Daniel Lehan to present responses to her new book for this special event and she will also screen a new short film.
Book on sale for a special launch price of £15
Following her first ever solo exhibition at The Saison Poetry Library earlier in the year, this event brings to a close Amooquaye’s installation of 40 bookmarks in the library’s loan collection.
To book a place, email sam@intoart.org.uk
Places are limited
For more information visit the Southbank Website
Launch of new Intoart Artist Products, prints and original artworks from the artists of Intoart
Join us this Thursday 20th November
7-9pm
at House of Voltaire
Upstairs, 39 to 40 Albemarle St Mayfair,
London W1S 4T
House of Voltaire
Artists from Intoart and the Board of Trustees invite you to the
Launch of Intoart Artist Products
House of Voltaire
Upstairs, 39 to 40 Albemarle St Mayfair, London W1S 4TE
Thursday 20th November
7 – 9pm
New products by Ruth Alemayehu, Ntiense Eno Amooquaye,
Mawuena Kattah and Andre Williams.
Made in limited editions and manufactured in the UK.
Live Archive Event
Tate Britain, Friday 14th November 6.30 – 8.30pm
Intoart presents Live Archive: An opportunity to engage with Intoart’s research and archive processes.
Intoart’s Archive Space is now functioning as a working archive and we are proud to have archived over 1500 artworks to date and accompanying research.
Live Archive Event, Tate Britain
Friday 14th November 6.30 – 8.30pm
Intoart presents Live Archive: An opportunity to engage with Intoart’s research and archive processes.
Following on from our first Live Archive event at Tate in 2013, we will be presenting the archive through two new films, artist presentations and opportunities to engage with elements of the archive first-hand.
Discover Artist editioned bookmarks by Ntiense Eno Amooquaye on the shelves of Saison Poetry Library, Southbank Centre until the end of 2014.
Following Ntiense Eno Amooquaye’s exhibition Hera Master Come Down at the Poetry Library, the artist has now placed 40 limited edition bookmarks into books in the library’s loan collection which can be taken home by library card holders.
Each bookmark is printed in a very limited run of five and are distinctive for Amooquaye’s combination of print, text and image. On the back of each bookmark is a question from the artist addressed to people finding them in the collection.
Visit the Poetry Library, Royal Festival Hall at Southbank Centre to explore the collection, borrow books and see if you’re one of the few leaving with a limited edition artwork.
Part of Artist Audio Recorder programme funded by Arts Council England Grants for the Arts
Open Studios at Studio Voltaire
Friday 8th August 6-9pm, Saturday 9th August 12-6pm
Intoart opens it’s Live Archive Space for this year’s Studio Voltaire Open Studio’s.
Our Live Archive includes a growing collection of over 1500 original artworks and research relating to the Intoart studio, exhibitions and events created by Intoart and people we work with.
We are also displaying a selection of recent work alongside an opportunity to buy Intoart’s Print Editions and products.
Join us on the Saturday afternoon at 3pm for an informal screening of short films from the Intoart Live Archive.
Wysing Arts Centre – Futurecamp 4 Alternative Methods: Art and Education
On Saturday 26th July, Ella Ritchie and Ntiense Eno Amooquaye are contributing to Wysing Art Centre’s Futurecamp events series exploring the future of Art Education
Saturday 26th July 11-6pm at Wysing Arts Centre, Cambridge
More info here
Intoart has been successfully awarded a significant increase in its National Portfolio funding from Arts Council England for 2015–18.
This timely investment recognises Intoart’s achievements and endorses our ambition to see people with learning disabilities accessing high quality art education and reaching their full potential as artists.