Adam Art Gallery - Events — Past - 2021

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Digitally rendered architecture model, map background.

The Machine Stops

Exhibition Tour

Related exhibition: The Machine Stops: The Allegorical Architectural Project

27 November 2021

Video still, subject moving through glacier, grey stormy skies.

Fathomless: artists converse with the more-than-human – Janine Randerson

26 November 2021

Small fibreglass sculptures and moving metal work installed in gallery

Conversation around Listening Stones Jumping Rocks

Related exhibition: Listening Stones Jumping Rocks

20 November 2021

Small Sony television displaying video work of women, lipstick, feathers, looking into a mirror

What was/is Video Art?

Panel Discussion

Related exhibition: Image Processors: Artists in the Medium – A Short History 1968–2020

06 November 2021

Large screen installation, News reader playing a snare drum on Fox News

Feedback — Chelsea Nichols with Matthew Griffin

Related exhibition: Image Processors: Artists in the Medium – A Short History 1968–2020

07 October 2021

Moving image work still, Warner Brothers title sequence reimagined.

Feedback — Mark Williams and Mike Heynes

Related exhibition: Image Processors: Artists in the Medium – A Short History 1968–2020

23 September 2021

Women wearing head covering, looking into a mirror.

Wednesdays at the Adam: Forugh Farrokhzad, the House is Black, 1962.

Related exhibition: Crossings (a group show about intimacies and distances)

Police grabbing a man off the ground

Wednesdays at the Adam: Laura Waddington, Border, 2004

Related exhibition: Crossings (a group show about intimacies and distances)

Still image women sitting on leather couch in pink suit, exterior view of garden through thin curtains

Wednesdays at the Adam: Todd Haynes, Safe, 1995.

Related exhibition: Crossings (a group show about intimacies and distances)

Detail of floor treated with screed, pigment, glass, silver. Blue colour.

May: Samuel Holloway

Live Performance

Related exhibition: YES TOMORROW

Landscape with sunsetting, large tunnel sculpture framing is central in the frame framing a peak in the distance.

Is Land Art Environmental?: Su Ballard

Related exhibition: YES TOMORROW

Detail of brick wall, arrows directing up and down carved into bricks.

Walking tour with Ana Iti and Christina Barton

Related exhibition: YES TOMORROW

Ceramic of various colour and dimension suspended by string in a line.

SMP Ensemble: Reworkings

Live Performance

Related exhibition: YES TOMORROW

Two small ceramic items, with a additional ceramic sign stating 'two aspirins a vitamin c tablet and some baking soda', placed on wooden bench.

Yes, Yesterday, Frank O'Hara and the New School: Anna Jackson

Related exhibition: YES TOMORROW

Two performers, Billy Apple and Annea Lockwood, sweeping broken glass around a white room.

Glass Transformation, 1972 :A recorded sound piece by Billy Apple & Annea Lockwood

Live Performance

Women captured moving swiftly in the foreground of an image of a landscape on an overcast day.

Superficial Songs: Antonia Barnett-McIntosh

Live Performance

Related exhibition: YES TOMORROW

Ruby Solly playing a carved instrument, documented in a multiple exposure photograph.

Pōneke: Ruby Solly

Live Performance

Related exhibition: YES TOMORROW

Architectural drawing of a fragmented wall within a landscape.

Concrete in drawing: Simon Twose

Related exhibition: YES TOMORROW