Associated Events
Artists' Talks
Artists' talks take place in the Clore Auditorium at 18.30
Tickets: £5 (£2.50 concessions)
Supported by Ricki and Robert Conway
Wednesday 12 July 2000
Julian Opie
Wednesday 19 July 2000
Michael Craig-Martin
Monday 11 September 2000
Susan Hiller
Wednesday 20 September 2000
Liam Gillick
Workshops/Symposium
Thursday 21-Saturday 2000
23 September, 10.00-17.30
Found Objects: Storytelling and the Everyday
Rosy Martin, photographer, and video artist, runs a number of practical workshops in which partici-pants share their responses to the exhibition's core themes of information gathering and the transfor-mation of the raw materials
of everyday life. These
responses are then used as
a springboard for creating personalised assemblages, and the narratives suggested are investigated in relation to autobiography and fiction.
Tickets: £85 (£70 concessions)
Saturday 23 September 2000
10.00-17.30
Intelligence Symposium
A one-day symposium exploring works and issues associated with the exhibition. Speakers include Laura Mulvey, Murdo Macdonald, two artists' panels and curators of the exhibition, Virginia Button and Charles Esche.
Tickets: £20 (£15 concessions)
Lectures and Gallery Talks
Admission free
Thursday 13 July 2000
13.15
Exhibition tour by curators Virginia Button and
Charles Esche.
Wednesday 19 July 2000
13.15
Exhibition tour by
Joel Karamuth.
Friday 21 July 2000
13.00
Clore Gallery Auditorium Slide lecture by Virginia Button and Charles Esche.
Friday 4 August 2000
13.00
Clore Gallery Auditorium
John Wyver discusses his new film about Martin Creed.
Sunday 6 August and Sunday 17 September 2000
14.30
Commentate
Gallery visitors can discuss the exhibition with Catherine Lever.
Wednesday 9 August 2000
13.15
Exhibition tour by Lorna Healy.
Thursday 21 September 2000
13.15
Susan Hiller Witness
Exhibition talk by Martin Denyer
Saturday 9 September 2000
18.30
Clore Gallery Auditorium
Blood, Booze and Bedlam
A visual tour of seasonal events throughout the British Isles and Islands by oral historian, Doc Rowe who has been documenting the
vernacular tradition of song,
dance and custom for over thirty years. The event is introduced by the artists
Jeremy Deller and Alan Kane. This event is free but booking is essential.
Artists' Film Programme
Clore Gallery Auditorium
Admission free
Saturdays
8, 15, 22, 29 July 2000
5, 12, 19, 26 August 2000
15.00 - 17.00
Artists exhibiting in Intelligence have been invited to select a film that has influenced their work. Every Saturday during July and August there will be screenings of the chosen films or videos, together with a brief introduction.
Wednesday to Friday 9, 10, 11, 16, 17, 18, 23, 24, 25 August 2000
Sunday 4, 13, 20, 27 August 2000
14.30
The EYE: Martin Creed
EYE Series, Illuminations Group, 26', 2000
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