House Projects was a series of seven exhibitions spanning five months over four cities, three countries, and two continents; with the participation of seven coordinators/curators, forty-nine artists and eight writers. Self-initiated by practitioners outside of the resources of an institutional venue, it was conceived as an interdisciplinary collaboration and discourse between artists, curators and critics, intended to eschew established or hierarchical roles.
House Projects’ ambition was to explore alternative spatial and temporal relationships between artist and site, artworks and audience, the private and the public. The model of delivery for the project - small exhibitions on an international scale - was based upon the recognition of the role of the peer-to-peer audience, the local audiences on an international scale who act as the initial point of reception and discourse prior to the wider dissemination of artistic practices.
NEWS
01.07.08
House Projects publication is now available from the following locations - ICA Bookshop (London); Barbara Wien Gallery and Bookshop (Berlin); Dublin City Gallery - The Hugh Lane, Project Arts Centre, Green on Red gallery (Dublin); alternatively it can be ordered from the 'book' section on this site.
08.02.08
House Projects publication launch at Project Arts Centre, Friday 15th of February 2008, 5 - 6.30 pm. Project Arts Centre, 39 East Essex Street, Temple Bar, Dublin 2, Ireland. Please email for more details.
20.12.07
House Projects publication, designed by Atelier, is currently under production and is due for launch in Dublin in early February. More details to follow.
06.09.07
63 Waterloo Road - Homemade, featuring Matt Calderwood, Denis McNulty, David Beattie, Ingo Gerken and David Sherry opens tonight, 6 - 8 pm. Please see page on this site for full address and further details.
18.08.07
6 p.m. update: Killiney Hill - Intentional Community, has had to be dismantled early due to extreme weather conditions, following a stirring performance by Canell & Watkins. The artists and curator would like to thank all those who attended and helped during the day in spite of the rain.
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