The Study Gallery News

Territories
Light, Sound, Space
11 July - 17 October 07

Closed for Summer Schools
23 July - 14 August 07

INVITATION
Opening Event
11 July
From 7.00 - 10.30 pm
Live Music
+
Special sound and light performance of Circuit Blasting by Disinformation
vs Strange Attractor

Opening Times
Tues - Sat
10.00am - 4.00pm
Weds: until 9.00pm from
05 September
closed Mondays

Events
11 October
Seminar for artists
and curators

12 October
Workshop for artists see website for details

Territories
The exhibition explores
physical, psychological and
social sciences without losing sight of art. It is as thought provoking as it is interactive.

Exhibiting Artists:
Robin Sewell
Teresa Holmes-Thompson
Jon Roome
Marie Laywine
Josephine Ernst
Ajaykumar
Paul Coldwell
Disinformation
Jason Bruges Studio
Merete Rasmussen
Sayed Edalatpour
Akram Ramanzadeh

Reviews
“Disinformation combines
scientific nous with poetic
lyricism to create some of the most beautiful installations around...”
Jessica Lack, The Guardian

“Awesome”
Richard Humphreys, Senior
Curator, Tate Britain

“The poet of noise...”
Harri Kunzru, The Lounge

Programme information
Exhibitions
Workshops:
Projects, Seminars,
Music, Video etc.
+
WOW – Wednesdays.
See website

Contact
Tel: 01202 205200
Email the front desk
Sign on for gallery
Enewsletters

The Study Gallery is on the campus of The Bournemouth and Poole College, Parkstone, Poole BH14 0LS – opposite the Civic Buildings and behind Poole Car Centre and The Sloop public house.

For details of:
Workshops - Talks - Open Project +
The WOW Wednesday programme of activities for people of all ages and
levels of experience - including live music and food see:
www.thestudygallery.org/wow/
or tel: 01202 205200

Performances
Territories includes special
light and sound performances
by Disinformation vs Strange Attractor

11 July + 12 September +
11 October

Evenings – Times vary

The performance requires
very low light levels.

Disinformation is an electronic music and sound art project, active since 1995, which pioneered the use of electromagnetic noise from the sun, lightning, laboratory equipment, industrial and IT hardware, as well as live mains electricity and magnetic storms as the raw material for CDs, DJ sets, concerts and gallery installations.