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MINNIE WEISZ STUDIO
EXHIBITIONS WORKSHOPS COLLABORATIONS ART LABORATORY
Under the Victorian arches
123 Pancras Rd
King's Cross
London
NW1 1UN
PRESENT
SATURDAY 22ND MAY 2010
"19th century photography, 21st century vision"
with Mark Osterman and France Scully Osterman
A LECTURE GIVEN BY FRANCE SCULLY OSTERMAN AND MARK OSTERMAN FROM ROCHESTER, NEW YORK.
ABOUT THE COLLODION PROCESS AND THEIR WORK AS ARTISTS AND PROCESS HISTORIANS IN THE FIELD OF EARLY
PHOTOGRAPHIC PROCESS.
Saturday lecture at 2pm
We have a limited number of places left! Please email your interest in joining the lecture
and discussion, tickets are £8.00 on the door
An insightful and exciting journey into the beginnings of photography, accompanied by a slide show of their work and samples of early ambrotypes from their collection.
The Ostermans are kindly giving a lecture at our Studio, since their first invitation to come and teach at our workshop in October 2009.
For tickets and more info please contact : mw@minnieweisz.co.uk
Reveal Festival 28th April - 12th May 2010
the river of no return by minnie weisz 2010
KINGS CROSS STORIES PART THREE 28th April - 12th May 2010
Studio commission for Reveal, Kings Cross Festival.
Minnie Weisz
Caroline Collinge
Aidan Andrew Dun
Show Opens 28th April 6pm - 9pm
The epic poem 'Vale Royal' by Aidan Andrew Dun, recital starts at 7.30pm on the opening night.
Minnie Weisz continues her exploration of King’s Cross with an exhibition curated in her gallery space under the Victorian arches on Pancras Road. Minnie will be collaborating with Caroline Collinge on an installation transforming the space under the arches into a house of memories, reinventing stories of Kings Cross, past, present, real and imagined. Through film, photography, collage, ephemera and set design, dreamscapes of Kings Cross are woven into a poetic narrative.
Aidan Andrew Dun will be reading from his epic poem ' Vale Royal ', first launched at the Royal Albert
Hall in 1995 and published that same year by Goldmark Press.
A psychogeographical descent into the mysteries of Kings Cross.
Artists :
Caroline Collinge has been shortlisted for the RIBA Forgotten Spaces Competition 2010.
She is a costume and set artist working across film, performance and installation art.
Aidan Andrew Dun, the poet of Kings Cross reads from ' Vale Royal' publ. Goldmark 1995
and from ' McCool' publ. 2010.
www.aidanandrewdun.com
Photography by Minnie Weisz, Paper Costumes by Caroline Collinge, Reveal Show 2010.
Minnie Weisz Studio commission for Reveal, a Create KX initiative which animates Kings Cross through
art, live music and site specific performance, 22 April – 2 May 2010.
www.revealkingscross.org.uk
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