Friday 9 September 2005

Space Station Sixty-Five’s new affordable editions and multiples series.

Olivia-Jane Ransley

22/07/2005-09/09/2005.

Closing event: 09/09/2005 6.30-9pm.

Window show of untitled video piece (viewed from the street 24 hours). Ransley makes work concerned with process and the everyday. By isolating actions and situations and forcing us to really consider them she shows the mysterious in the ordinary as well as a subtle humour.

Creative, SWF, 23, with GSOH, interested in the arts, open to offers!

Olivia-jane Ransley makes work concerned with process and the everyday.

Saturday 28/05/2005.

A fancy dress picnic for dogs

If you want something badly enough, sometimes you can make it happen. Twice.

On a Bank Holiday Saturday last May, Peckham Square was alive with the marvellous sight of dogs dressed up. Of course, once was never going to be enough. Peckham Pet-Tastic 2 will have more dogs, more bunting, and be even more glamorous than before, a celebration of our relationships with our pets,

21/04/2005-12/06/2005.

Opening: Friday 22nd April 2005, 6.30-9pm.
Closing: Sunday 12th June 3-7pm.

Two artists.
A long friendship.
A lot of trust.

Two exhibitions.
One made by Eric.
One made of Eric’s.

Part One: ERIC [rosoman] – Bednarskiego Park
open 21/04/05 – 8/05/05
Thursday – Sunday 12-6pm
Transition (window show) open 9/05/05 – 25/05/05
Thursday – Sunday 4-6pm
Part Two: Penny Davis –

Sam Jones

17/12/2004-31/01/2005.

Closing event Friday 28 January 2005 6.30-9pm. Viewed from the street: 24 hours.

Restoration is a homage to the artists own childhood; one spent in awe of the imposing houses and grand historicism of his local area, Greenwich, and submerged in imaginary worlds of palaces and princesses, to transport him from the domestic reality of his own life. The physical act of handling materials, making, pinning, sewing or drawing,

Katharina Heilein

13/11/2004-10/12/2004.

Opening Meet Friday 12th November 2004, 6.30-9pm, All welcome.

SLOAPsolutions’ latest project. “Welcome to The Hot Scent Experience” proposes the staging of that most embattled of country pursuits – a fox hunt – in the streets around the Space Station Sixty-Five gallery in Dulwich.

The rural life has proved an enduring paradigm for the successive urban reform movements that have sought to shape the European City in the wake of industrialisation.

Amanda Francis

18/09/2004-17/10/2004.

Product Launch 17th September 2004, 6.30-9pm.

Visitors are invited to take Blob away for a mere £3.00 each, allowing it to become part of their lives, Think about Blob, play with it, talk about it, or just neglect it.
Blob, watch it transform.

Amanda Francis is interested in exploring the efficacy of the art object in society. Traditionally the art object has been a class-bound entity,

Katharina Heilein

01/08/2004-14/08/2004.

Evening event Friday 13th August 2004, 6.30-9pm.

Territory, both a rural and urban concern, is the way in which space can be claimed and controlled. However Spaces left Over After Planning (SLOAPS) can neither be controlled nor claimed, and become pockets of disruption within the cityscape….

Perceived as a sly and cunning pest in rural communities, in an urban context, the fox is thought of as a benign presence.

Kevin Osmond

12/06/2004-18/07/2004.

PRESS PREVIEW: Thursday 10 June 2004 2-4 pm
PRIVATE VIEW: Friday 11 June 2004 6.30-9 pm.

Kevin Osmond’s new work questions the mundane. He asks, “How many forms can be made from the length of a paperclip?” “what kind of doodles can be created from the life of one pen?” “How infinite is a constellation of wooden rods?”

Osmond transforms cheap and familiar office and household products,

Saturday 1 May 2004

Peckham Pet-Tastic is a fancy dress picnic for dogs and their owners. .Inspired by Macy’s Pet-Acular in New York, the annual Easter bonnet parade for dogs, Rachael House is bringing New York glamour to the heart of Peckham. Dog owners are invited to dress up their dogs and come along. All welcome! No entrance charge.

Dogs will remain the responsibility of their owners at all times. All dogs must be kept on leads.

20/02/2004-02/04/2004.

Cathie Pilkington

Event/Opening: 12 March 2004, 6 – 9pm.

A window show at Space Station Sixty-Five. Taxidermy in the expanded field of art. A window show at Space Station Sixty-Five.

Kapok Heart

Cathie Pilkington’s work is a kind of taxidermy in the expanded field of art. It is a taxidermy of discarded, outmoded objects rather than carcasses. There is no material or object so utterly dead and dilapidated that it cannot be “sat up”,

Wednesday 14 January 2004

We were invited to be part of the START section.

25/09/2003-25/10/2003.

Guy Allott, Wilhelmina Baldwin, Steve Bunn, Benedict Carpenter, Jo David, Eric, Amanda Francis, Ana Genoves, John Gerrard, Joy Gerrard, Brian Griffiths, Katharina Heilein, James Hyde, Paul Jones, Sarah Jones, Stephen Nelson, Mirja Oksanen, Paul O�Kane, Michael Samuels and Alison Wilding

Opening Event Wednesday 24 September 6.30-9pm 2003.

Thy Neighbours’ Ox samples the objects of our desires.

At the start of it’s second year Space Station Sixty-Five expands its aim of bringing together artists at different stages of their career.

04/08/2003-01/09/2003.

Jenni Grove

Event/Opening 9th August 6.00-9.00pm 2003

A window exhibition by Jenni Grove.A unique property located at the south end of Clissold Park. Built against an existing structure and camouflaged to its surroundings, this is a well protected and secure property. It boasts 24hr human porterage and two separate entrances to both sides of the property. Viewing highly recommended.

Grove Hibernaculus

19/06/2003-20/07/2003.

Paul Jones

Monday 16th June 6-9pm 2003.

Objective – to make 3D topographical description of an imagined place.  Made out of cardboard from drawings influenced by Martian and Lunar landscape.  This installation will continue the theme of  landscapes from somewhere else.

Whilst an undergraduate at the Royal College, Paul became concerned with the intrinsic nature of materials. How they behave, their surface qualities and potential form and the ‘right’

31/03/2003-28/04/2003.

Nick Normal

22/02/2003-15/03/2003

Event/Opening 21 February 2003 6pm-9pm.

oh, we’ll take it back someday, mark my word.

22/01/2003-12/02/2003.

David Collins

opening event 22 Jan 2003 6-9pm. closing event 12 Feb 2003 6-9pm

sometime town is a process-based exploration; a dissecting of the artist’s past and present, and an interaction with the social and physical landscape of Essex, in an attempt to gain a greater sense of self and place, to be enlightened and ultimately, to discover beauty in the everyday.

In my early twenties, as I drove back home towards the house I shared with my parents in Stanford-le-Hope,

24/12/2002-18/01/2003.

A Space Station Sixty-Five window installation.