Title: Punctuation Programme
Limoncello’s punctuation programme is a series of lectures, performances and events held between gallery exhibitions. The programme offers the gallery artists and the people around them a site to try out ideas. If as JG Ballard has claimed, short stories are the loose change of the literary world, then the punctuation programme events are ‘looking after the pennies’, although in a non-fiscal way because they are non-commercially viable work within a commercial context.
The forthcoming exhibition ‘Early Music’ by Tom Gidley will be open from Friday 3 October, until Saturday 8 November 2008.
Location: Limoncello 92 Hoxton Street N1 6LP
Description: lecture by Open Dialogues
Start Time: 19:00
Date: 2008-09-29
- ‘In the Pines’ – an exhibition by Jack Strange Title: ‘In the Pines’ – an exhibition by Jack StrangeLocation: Limoncello Gallery, Hoxton StreetStart Time: 18:30Date: 2009-03-27 Opening Friday 27 March 2009, 6.30 – 8.30pm. Open Thursday – Saturday, 11am – 6pm and by appointment. Open until Saturday 2 May 2009. Afterwards, the opening goes on at The Birdcage, 80 Columbia Road, London, E2 7QB. Following this exhibition there will [...]...
- Work on Paper Title: Work on Paper Location: Limoncello 92 Hoxton Street London N1 6LP Description: ‘Work on Paper’ – an exhibition by Gemma Holt Start Time: 18:30 Date: 2008-08-28 Ask her about: measurements, roller coasters, market stalls, the golden section, the art of making do, airlines, appropriation. Amongst other things. More: http://r-echos.net/2008/07/30/limoncello/ ...
- Dot Dot Dot Magazine Evenings Title: Dot Dot Dot Magazine Evenings Location: Somerset House at The Studio Description: Dexter Sinister organise three nights of talks, which will create the content for the next issue of internationally renowned arts journal Dot Dot Dot. Dexter Sinister will effectively compose a ‘live’ issue of the complete journal, existing in ‘real’ time before being hardened into [...]...
- Thomas Hirschhorn, Doing Art politically: What Does This Mean? Title: Thomas Hirschhorn, Doing Art politically: What Does This Mean? Location: The Geological Society Lecture Room, Burlington House, Piccadilly, LondonDescription: The Royal Academy Schools Annual Lecture: a talk by Thomas Hirschhorn ‘Doing Art politically: What Does This Mean?’ (booking 0844 209 0360 / fee: £7.00/£4.00 inc.)Start Time: 18:30Date: 2008-11-05 The Royal Academy Schools will hold its first [...]...