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The Fruitmarket Gallery, Edinburgh
20 January - 1 April 2012
Anna Barriball makes work which moves between the parallel languages of drawing and sculpture, often using the practice of drawing to create something which might be more properly understood to be sculpture. Sheets of paper pressed insistently by her pencil up against windows, walls and doors become heavily material objects, while things in the world – windbreaks, found photographs, a fireplace – are redrawn as artworks through subtle alteration.
This exhibition, organised in collaboration with Milton Keynes Gallery, brings together work from the last ten years, and includes new commissions alongside existing works.
MK Gallery, Milton Keynes, UK
30 September –27 November 2011
Anna Barriball’s first major survey exhibition, brings together drawing, video, photography and sculpture made over the last decade.
This exhibition will travel to The Fruitmarket Gallery, Edinburgh from 20 January - 1 April 2012.
Anna Barriball’s typographic artwork _About 60 miles of beautiful views_ is the latest commission by Art on the Underground to go on display on the Tube network. Barriball will display a collection of evocative phrases taken from the back of found photographs.
Printed in London Underground’s classic New Johnston font, the texts will be displayed on posters in advertising spaces across the network. Travellers will encounter unexpected phrases like ‘About 60 miles of beautiful views.’ or ‘On way to birthday party.’ or ‘Looking back the way we had come.’ These cryptic texts are loaded with personal memory, yet connect with individual reasons for travel and the millions of private thoughts we carry on our journeys.
Camden Arts Centre, London
3 - 11 June 2008
Last chance to see Anna Barriball’s new site specific work created for the Artists’ Studio program at Camden Arts Centre.
More and More takes the concept of using reduced means and imposed rules as a facilitator for artistic production.
Open late Wednesday 11 June until 9pm.
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