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An event showcasing the creative community in Leeds, more details at:
http://eaststreetarts.org.uk/whats-on/10-12-11-come-find-us/
I will be opening my studio at Patricks (East Street Arts) from 12-5 pm,
Hope you can come along!
I have some work at display as part of the window programme of the festival.
Details here Wirksworth Festival Website
Download: ‘Hydro Power’ artists’ statements
Mars was a place, 2011
Launch event Friday 5th August, from 6pm – Open 6th until 20th August
Mars was a place is a new video work by Hondartza Fraga, in collaboration with Markus Lantto. A remote and unidentified landscape slowly sweeps in front of the camera while we hear the word exchange between the two artists. Their conversation reflects on ideas of journey, maps, dislocation and the difficulty in the attempt to carry out a long distance dialogue.
In October, occursus will publish a book with sections on:
the spandrel | re-visiting | dis/con/sensus | animality | copying | Foam
If you would like to contribute to any of these volumes, please contact the relevant editor with your text or a brief (50-100 words) proposal. We’re looking for images and texts of all kinds (limited only by word length – 1000 words max, please).
You can find more details, deadline 31st of August.
http://occursus.wordpress.com
occursus presents: Paul Evans and Hondartza Fraga at DLA Piper, Sheffield.
More info at: http://occursusexhibitions.wordpress.com/
My lightbulb installation drawings have been featured in the new LP by alternative/rock band Super-Cannes. I also collaborated rendering in pencil the band’s name/logo on the front and some of the text in the back.
You can listen to their music and see images here: http://www.myspace.com/supercannes/
Today I start my one-month residency at Occursus (hosted by Site Gallery in Sheffield).
I will be writing a journal at the Occursus website with thoughts and images from my progress.
For more info you can visit:
A screening of artists’ films that explore and challenge ideas of home, loss, travel, distance and belonging.
Märit Aronsson | Marc Atkinson | Michael Day | Hondartza Fraga | Maud Haya-Baviera | Esther Johnson | Helene Kazan | Sybella Perry | Miguel Santos | Christiane Thalmann | Andrew and Caitlin Webb-Ellis | Julia Willms
Curated by Hondartza Fraga
One night only
Friday 06 May 6.30pm
South Square Gallery, Bradford
www.southsquarecentre.co.uk
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