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Uriel Orlow, <i>Holy Precursor</i> (2011). Courtesy: Lux

Barnraising & Bunkers

8 May - 29 June 2013

Despite the desires of architects and planners, the growth of the built environment happens organically at the will of its inhabitants. This environment is a process, not a fixed state. The exhibition Barnraising and Bunkers looks at our impulse for shelter, and how we choose to build. If Barnraising epitomises collective action and co-operation, Bunkers suggest the opposite, a singular act. It features work by artists who engage with architectural or physical structures, through their construction and our navigation within them, around them and through them.


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News

14 May 2013
a-n's Degree Show Guide is free to view here, and it contains an interview with Cardiff Met 2012 graduate and all-round Warpster Bob Gelsthorpe. The link above will take you to the flip book
14 May 2013
Axis is seeking to recruit new board members in Wales, particularly Axis artists and curators. Deadline for applications Monday 17 June. Click on the link above for info
29 April 2013
A contribution of £500 to enable artists, curators and critics from Wales to attend the Venice Biennale. A maximum of 20 Travel Awards/Bursaries will be made.

The long-awaited g39 'Big Book' is here

We are very pleased to announce the launch of g39’s new publication It Was Never Going To Be Straightforward, a compendium of the first 13 years of the g39 project. The book charts a rambling route through g39’s history from the first exhibition that opened on 3 July 1998 to the last that closed on 2 July 2011. It marks the years that the project was based in Wyndham Arcade in Cardiff city centre. It Was Never Going To Be Straightforward contains some of the projects we made happen in those thirteen years, alongside new articles and artist commissions. Drawing its inspiration from the Art and Society series published in the 1970s by The Welsh Arts Council, the book gives an insight into some of the things that drive g39 – our ethos, our influences and our ambitions.

Click on the link below to find out more and purchase a copy

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