About Plan9
Plan 9 is a contemporary visual arts organisation run independently by a group of artists, curators and writers. Plan 9’s 2008 programme includes international and national residencies; one off events; screenings; critical debate through talks and writing; alongside an ambitious gallery programme.
Plan 9, Bridewell Island, Nelson Street, Broadmead, Bristol, BS1
(public entrance is on Bridewell Street)
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Fresh Half Dozen
Illegal Seagull present a poster disco fundraiser for Plan 9 featuring
artwork by:
Sovay Berriman
Milo Brennan
Burgerlips
James A Holland
Sylvie Leithgoe
Christopher Wright
NEW DATE FOR FUNDRAISER -
Wednesday 15th October 2008 8pm - 2am
£2 entrance
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Situations in partnership with ProjectBase have invited What, How and for Whom/ WHW as the next South West Curatorial Network curator-in-residence. Their residency will be divided between Bristol and Cornwall and will focus on the question ' What is an Organisation?'
For more information on WHW and their residency, go to:
http://www.situations.org.uk/research_curatorialresidency.html
WHW Talk at Plan 9:
What, How and For Whom Present their Curatorial Practice
Tuesday 21 October 7-9pm
Tickets: free for all but booking recommended via info@plan9.org.uk
Location: Plan 9, Bridewell Island, Bridewell Street, Broadmead, Bristol,
BS1
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IN THE BEGINNING...
Preview: Thursday 23 October 2008, 6- 9pm
Exhibition continues: 24 October – 16 November
(Gallery open: Thurs – Sun, 12 – 6pm )
Curated by: Chris Barr
Plan 9's autumn programme continues to offer a platform for artists, writers and curators seeking to examine the diverse modes of artistic production practised today. This group exhibition sets out to examine the use of narrative and language within the systematic methods of production, which for each artist, form a unique vocabulary of values.
Alex Hardy, Oliver Kossack, Wayne Lloyd, Abigail Reynolds, Michael Stumpf
