Field/s

29/11/2018

from Field/s member ’s site-specific curatorial project
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Last few days to catch Disinformation’s, Language [as] Meta-Technology, continues until the 2nd Dec - open tomorrow Friday, Sat and Sunday, 12-5pm
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Installation shot: Portrait of Jean Genet’ and ‘Portrait of Derek Bentley’, digital prints, 420 × 594 mm, 2011 & Scan-King discone WBD-40 radio antennas, 1997
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Sluice HQ, 171 Morning Lane, Hackney Central, London, E9 6JY
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18/11/2018

To coincide with the closing of Field/s ONE, we’re launching a limited-edition portfolio box containing 12 prints from the members of Field/s forum. Priced at £150, all proceeds will go towards continuing and sustaining the forum, allowing us to honour our commitment to paying the visiting artists, curators and arts-professionals to Field/s. With print from: .l.moule and plus commissioned by .

18/11/2018

Field/s member with
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We are open!

18/11/2018

Last chance! Today is the last day to visit our group exhibition Field/s ONE in Hackney. To coincide with the closing of the exhibition we’ve produced a small publication with installation shots and a newly commissioned text from Swedish philosopher and art-critic .
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Exhibition is open 12–5pm, 171 Morning Lane, E9 6JY. A ten minute walk from Hackney Central. Look out for the red door and the old Sign Vision sign above the door.
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Our last artist tour will be at 1pm with Field/s founder & coodinator and members , & . Looking forward to@welcoming you to the space! @ Sluice HQ

10/11/2018

This morning we made installation shots of our group exhibition Field/s ONE . Here’s Field/s member in his element.
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Tomorrow we’re open 12–5pm, join us for an artist tour with and at 1pm. 171 Morning Lane, London E9 6JY. Ten minute walk from Hackney Central Overground, look for the red door and the Vision Signs sign. @ Sluice HQ

07/11/2018

Tomorrow evening from 6:30pm, our first public presentation Field/s ONE will open with a private view HQ, 171 Morning Lane, London, E9. Nearest Oveground: Hackney Central. This group exhibition presents new work from the 12 members of Field/s: .l.moule .
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Next week our public programme kicks of with talks on Wednesday and Thursday evenings with: .caruana & .
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Looking forward to welcoming you!

01/11/2018

Our group exhibition Field/s ONE opens with a private view a week today , 6:30–8:30. Our tenth member presentation comes from .
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Maria Kapajeva’s work was internationally exhibited including the most recent: RIBOCA Biennial (Latvia, 2018), Kaunas Photography Gallery (Lithuania, 2018), Narva Art Residency (Estonia, 2017), WOAK Gallery (Poland, 2017), Detroit Oloman Gallery (USA, 2017). Her video works was screened at Luminocity Festival (Canada, 2018), NexT Film Festival (Romania, 2017) and Berlin Feminist Film Week (2016). This year she won the Runner-Up Award at FOKUS Video Art Festival (Denmark) and her first artist book was shortlisted for First Photobook Award with its further presentation this November. Kapajeva teaches and works for the research project 'Fast Forward: Women in Photography’ .

30/10/2018

.l.moule works at the intersection between the photographic image, installation & sound. Often working with chemically unstable materials under specific conditions, his site-situated works propose to destabilise the audiences relationship to spectatorship, which has traditionally been seen as aesthetically and politically passive.
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Ryan L. Moule is the seventh member of Field/s whose work we’re sharing ahead of our group exhibition Field/s ONE opening a week on Thursday .

30/10/2018

In the lead up to the exhibiton we are sharing the work of the 12 members of Field/s through our Instagram account:

https://www.instagram.com/fieldsforum/

16/10/2018

Field/s is pleased to announce 'Field/s ONE', a special group exhibition and public programme at Sluice Art HQ in London that will present new works developed as part of the forum over the past year. The exhibition will open on 8 November with a private view and continue to 18 November, when it will close with a finisage event.

Curated by Field/s founder and coordinator Thom Bridge, the exhibition brings together the eleven other members of the forum: Andrew Bruce, Emma Bäcklund​, Kim Jakobsen To, Maria Kapajeva, Laura Hensser, Julie Hill, Helen McGhie​, Ryan L. Moule​, Anja Olofgörs, Martin Seeds & Monica Takvam.

A public programme of performances, talks and guided tours will be announced shortly.

26/07/2018

Photoworks, for their Ideas on Talent series, spoke to Thom Bridge about the creation of his monthly peer forum, Fields/s and the importance of community for photographers.

As part of our Ideas on Talent, we spoke to Thom Bridge about the creation of his monthly peer forum, Fields/s and the importance of community for photographers.