ArchiveExhibition
Shudder
21 Jan-14 Mar 2010
Drawing Room
London SE1 5WS
Overview
In this international group exhibition drawing, by nature in flux and mobile, is combined with animation techniques to create disjointed, deeply affecting narratives. The exhibition includes three new co-commissions, by London-based artists Edwina Ashton and Ann Course and Canadian artist Barry Doupé, supported by Arts Council England. The works will premiere online on http://www.animateprojects.org in January 2010, to coincide with their presentation as part of 'Shudder'.
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