HENNING BOHL : CORNER OF A CORNFIELD
Mar 13 - Apr 25, 2010
First UK solo exhibition by the Berlin-based artist

DAN COX LIBRARY A PROJECT WITH ANDY HOLDEN
Feb 17 - Mar 16, 2012
A project by Andy Holden. Including: The Language of the Flowers and the Stars.
An exhibition within the Library, with works by: Ed Atkins, Ruth Beale, Steven Claydon, David Raymond Conroy, Michael Dean, Daniel Eatock, Grubby Mitts, Philip Jeck, Mark Leckey, Georgina Leeson, Claes Oldenburg, Johnny Parry, Francesco Pedraglio, Heather Phillipson, Jason Rhoades, Philip Root and Kurt Vonnegut. The library is a memorial to Dan Cox and a space to explore the nature of his unfinished concept of Thingly Time. Dan died on his bike at Dalston Junction in February last year, whilst he was curating Andy Holden’s exhibition at Kettle’s Yard. Dan’s Library, which first appeared in the exhibition at Kettle’s Yard, is a space containing all of his books, placed in relation to fragments from Andy’s sculptural projects. Thingly Time was to be Dan’s Great Theory, based on observations from Andy’s sculptures, of a three-part division of time as Intensive, Extensive, and Thingly.

NINA CANELL : INTO THE EYES AS ENDS OF HAIR
Mar 23 - May 4, 2012
Private view Thu Mar 22 6pm - 8pm
Sculptural assemblages by Swedish artist Nina Canell exploring thought, matter and energetic transformations. Canell's works comprises intricate sculptural arrangements, including natural materials, household objects, debris and outdated electrical equipment. Electromagnetism, sound, light and steam form an equally integral material component to the work, which she describes as filling the "empty air" between bodies and things. This will be her first solo show in the UK and includes a new commission.