Tuesday 29 December – Sunday 3 January, 12.00 – 5.00pm
Over the festive season Camden Art Centre ran a series of family activities in conjunction with the Eva Hesse and Katja Strunz exhibitions. Working alongside practicing artists, families were invited to book their place to take part in afternoon activities in Animation and Sculpture.
Animation for Families, led by George Wu
Tuesday 29 – Wednesday 30 December 2009
Clay and Sculpture for families, led by Viyki Turnbull
Wednesday 30 – Thursday 31 December 2009
Also showed as part of In With The New were the following free events:
Natasha Kidd: ‘Painting Factory’
For In With The New, Kidd installed 8 painting systems in the Artists’ Studio. Each Machine, operated by a hand pump, drips paint across the surface of a canvas; mechanising the production of the paintings and creating an industrial atmosphere within the studio, filling the space with sound and the smell of wet paint. Activated by the audience the final product of each machine depended on the participation of the viewer.
Screenings:
A two day series of films addressing ideas of resolution and completion.
Saturday 02 January 2010
12.30pm – ‘F for Fake’ (dir. Orson Wells, 1973)
2.30pm – ‘Lord of the Rings’ (dir. Ralph Bakshi, 1978)
Sunday 03 January 2010
12.30pm – ‘Le testament d’Orphée’ (dir. Jean Cocteau, 1960)
2.30pm – ‘Lost in La Mancha’ (dir. Terry Gilliam, 2002)
