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Neville Gabie is currently working as the Artist in Residence on the Olympic Park on a project that runs from October 2010 - December 2011. Commissioned by the Arts and Culture Team at the Olympic Development Authority, Neville has been given free access to the site with a remit to respond to the Park as it is being built.
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'Commissions in a Public Space' is a new project based in Cheetham Hill, Manchester, managed and curated by Kerenza McClarnan - BUDDLEIA. The first phaseof the project will be a series of small commissions which might lead to further development
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A weight of Ice Carried from the North for You
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Framing Identity - curated by Danielle Arnaud and Jordan Kaplan for Tatton Park.
Neville Gabie traveled to Greenland to collect an iceberg which will be installed in the gardens at Tatton throughout the summer of 2010. Developed in collaboration with Dr Patrick James of the Renewable Energy Research Dept, Southampton University, the ice will be kept cold using Solar power.
For more information and a series of blogs following the journey of the ice please see www.tattonparkbiennial.org
With thanks to Greenland Air, Tina Jensen, Pilkington Glass, Danfoss, Romag, CaterCool and Southampton University.
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A new project commissioned by the Contemporary Arts Society working with Patel-Taylor Architects and Nottingham City Council to regenerate Sneinton Market. The project will include new permanent work and the commissioning of a number of temporary projects. Due for completion in Spring 2012
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The Promised Land is a publication documenting a number of temporay and permanent works by Neville Gabie made at Cabot Circus, Bristol. The publication includes texts by Tessa Jackson and Peter Jenkinson. Funded by Bristol Alliance and the Arts Council, published by InSite Arts. ISBN 9-780956-147-0708. Available through InSite Arts.
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BS1 - a project by Neville Gabie with seven artists invited to make temporary projects at Cabot Circus, Bristol during construction. Funded by Bristol Alliance and the Arts Council and published by InSite Arts
ISBN 9-780954-730093. Available through InSite Arts
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Rough Cuts was a one night [first Thursday] instalation and screening of works made whilst artist in residence at Halley Research Station, Antarctica. The works included video images of the landscape filmed using a kite, several video drawings of the journey to and from the Brunt Ice Shelf and a two-screen video work relocating ice blocks.
All the material shown is work in progress will will be exhibited in its final form in 2010
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Still image from video work
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The Promised Land is a solo exhibtion which concludes a three year residency during the redevelopment of Bristol's Broadmead shopping area. Commissioned by Bristol Alliance and InSite Arts Neville Gabie developed a number of projects during the development of Cabot Circus.
The exhibition includes the first screening of the Launch event for Cabot Circus and several other works relating to the fabic of the site.
In addition to the exhibtion there are several other events including guided walks and a screening of the Cabot Circus Cantata at the Pierian Centre in Portland Square.
The Promised Land ISBN 978-0-9561407-0-8 is available in the bookshop and from InSite Arts.
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In addtion to exhibiting existing goalpost photographs Cube commissioned several new images from Manchester and the North West. In total 19 photographs were exhibited in a group exhibition curated by Jane Anderson.
10th July - 3rd October 2009
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A newly commissioned work installed in the bus station entrance from the shopping centre. Three monitors justapose video works of drawn journeys to Antarctica with bus routes around Swansea and the Mumbles. Exhibtion dates 18th April - 10th May 2009.
Publication available from Locws International ISBN 978-0-9545291-2-3
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Neville Gabie will be going to Halley Research Station in Antarctica as part of the BAS / ACE artists and writers programme for four months from December 2008.
During that time he will be developing a project with the support of Picture-This Visual Image, Spike Island Bristol which will be exhibited on his return. He will also be running a small blog from Antarctica.
See www.antarctica.ac.uk
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CANTEEN - A Building Site Recipe Book was developed as part of Neville Gabie's residency during the building of Cabot Circus. All builder onsite were invited to submit recipes which were then cooked by chefs around Bristol and served on site as an alternative lunch. The book is intended to reflect the multi-cultural team involved in a building project of this scale.
Published by InSite Arts ISBN 978-0-9547300-6-6
Also see www.bs1.org.uk
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Neville Gabie has recently been appointed to develop a commission for Combe Down Mine in Bath. The historic stone mine which provided much of the material for building the city is currently being filled with foam-concrete to stabilize the village above. The project will be developed over the next year leading to completion in 2010
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A twelve minute video loop which has four drawings from a whole series made during a seven day trip on the Trans - Siberian Express from Beijing to Moscow. The drawings made with a marker pen on the train window attempt to capture the horizon line as it passes. The work was developed as part of a much larger project fro Bristol Alliance in Bristol. See www.bs1.org.uk
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V=B0+B1*D^B2+B3*D^B4*H^B5 - The mathematical formula is one that is used for working out the cubic volume of a tree that is still standing by measuring its height and girth and depending on the specific tree type. Using that as the basis for the work an entire Red Oak [recently killed by Gypsy Moth] was cut down and the whole tree from the largest sections to the smallest branches was cut into cubes and stacked as a solid block in its original location. The work is as much about the space left by the tree's absence in the forest canopy above as it is about the object itself. Located just 30 metres inside the last vestiges of wilderness and adjacent to the formal gardens, the location is a marginal area on the fringes of development.
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A small group exhibition at the Brunel Goods Shed, Stroud Railway Station, organized by Oogoo Maia. The instalation was a back projection in the window above a doorway of drawings made on the Trans-Siberian Express using marker pen on the train windows. The drawings try to capture the passing horizon lines.
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The Cabot Circus Cantata, a collaboration between Neville Gabie and David Ogden will be Launched at the Arnolfini Gallery with a screening of the film. The project developed during Neville's residency at Cabot Circus, involved recording songs on the building site then getting the City of Bristol Choir to learn and re-perform the songs in several different languages on the building site for the staff.
Cabot Circus Cantata - Published by InSite Arts ISBN 978-0-9547300-5-5
Also see www.bs1.org.uk
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This exhibition is the second of two exhibitions resulting from Stour Valley Exchange residencies with IASKA [International Art Space Kellerberrin] Western Australia The Exhibition at Canterbury is a collaboration between the Royal Museum and Art Gallery and Stour Valley Arts.
The work will feature three films by Neville made using kites over the Western Australian landscape during his three months at IASKA
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Curated by Helen Waters and Paul Thomas, this exhibition brings together 7 artists whose sculptural practice is underpinned by drawing. Other artists include; Heather Deedman, Alison Gill, Anthony Gormley, Paul McDevitt, Peter Randall Page, Michael Shaw
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MIGRANT OFFICE is a collaborative project with Leo Fitzmaurice and is an exact reconstruction of the Up in the Air project office from Linosa Close in Liverpool. The office acts as an archive containing work created over five years in Sheil Park. It has been touring as part of Shrinking Cities since 2004. www.shrinkingcities.com
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CABOT CIRCUS CANTATA is a collaborative project developed by Neville Gabie and composer and conductor of the City of Bristol Choir, David Ogden. Developed in response to Neville Gabie's ongoing residency in Bristol, Neville and David spent several weeks on the building site collecting songs from site workers reflecting the global nature of the workforce. Over several months these songs were learnt in their various languages by the choir of one hundred and will now be performed live on the building site as well as in St James's Priory. All welcome
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Twelve goalpost photographs from Liverpool taken between 1998 and 2005 will be exhibited in what promises to be a significant overview of Liverpool inspired creativity. A publication will be available
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PLAYING AWAY UK is an Oriel Mostyn Touring Exhibition first exhibited at Oriel Mostyn in 2004. The exhibition includes forty-four goalpost images from England Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales, with a supporting publication with texts by Ian McMillan and Bill Drummond.
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Playing Away was a limited edition [50] boxed set of goalpost images made for exhibition in South Africa in 1998. It is currently included in this Tate Gallery exhibition of work from their own collection. The exhibition includes the work of twenty five artists from different periods and geographic backgrounds which refferences significant historic moments over the past two hundred years.
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Solo exhibition in Kellerberrin of work made during a residency from October 2006 - December 2006. The residency was funded by the Arts Council in collaboration with IASKA, Australia and Stour Valley Arts, UK. For more details see www.iaska.com.au. A publication of this work will be available in mid 2007
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The football art prize, selected by Sacha Craddock, Greg Dyke, David James, Mark Wallinger, James Lingwood, Lindsay Brooks, Mark Doyle.
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Neville Gabie has been invited to do an artist's residency at IASKA in Kellerberrin, Western Australia during November / December 2006.
Kellerberrin is a small rural town, population 820, on the Great Eastern Highway, some three hours out of Perth. IASKA was set up with the clear remit of bringing international artists to respond to this very small rural community. please see www.iaska.com.au
This project is funded by ACE England and is co-ordinated by Jeremy Theophilus in the UK and Marco Marcon at IASKA
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10/9 Using diaries, calendar entries, photographs, and personal memories of September 10th 2001 this project seeks to recreate a collective picture of East Sussex the day before the terrorist attacks on the twin towers in New York. Working in collaboration with the East Sussex Record Office this ‘archive within an archive’ will bring together a collection of ephemeral material focused around all the activities of a single ordinary day: material of individual value which is largely overlooked by national archives.
Funded by ACE and East Sussex District Council, the project will be managed by Frances Lord with a publication due in Spring 2007.
10/9 developed out of Navigating History, a project innitiated by Alice Angus and Deborah Smith www.navigating_history.net
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Neville Gabie has been apointed By Bristol Alliance and Insite Arts to be Artist in Residence during the whole redevelopment of a new 500 million pound shopping, leasure and residential centre in Broadmead, Bristol. Over the next three year period, in addition to developing his own work in response to the redevelopment, Neville is developing plans to involve a number of other creative practicioners to work alongside him.
www.bristolcitycentre.com
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Das Grosse Rasenstueck - 6th May - 9th July 2006 Nuremberg,Germany
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Das Grosse Rasenstueck – May 6th – July 9th 2006, Nuremberg, Germany An installation of twelve billboards across the old city on which thirty six goalpost images will be posted over two months. Curated by Raimar Stange and Florian Waldvogel, other artists include Olaf Nicolai, Jonathan Monk, Olaf Metzel, Alexandra Birken, Dan Perjovschi, Elizabeth Peyton, Rirkrit Tiravanjia, Uri Tzaig and Silke Wagner
www.das-grosse-rasenstueck.de
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Playing Away UK is currently on exhibition in Bedford at the BCA Gallery - 8th April - 20th May 2006 This is a selected exhibition of 16 images taken from the Oriel Mostyn touring exhibition. As part of the exhibition there is a conversation between Neville Gabie and Bill Drummond available as a pod-cast.
or more details contact BCA Gallery, 33 Castle Lane, Bedford, MK40 3XD. tel 01234 273580
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Tore - First published by Penguin Books in 1999, TORE will be republished by Sanssouci im Carl Hanser Verlag in Germany. Publishing date is 4th March 2006. ISBN 10-7254-1401-7
The book has several new images added since the publication of POSTS.
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Outfield - Art Review Magazine, February 2006, Turin Winter Olympics 2006
Commissioned by Art Review, Neville Gabie was invited to work with the sports based Charity RIGHT TO PLAY, visiting and making a photographic project in response to their work in Pakistan. During November 2005 he spent two weeks visiting Afghan Refugee camps near the cities of Quetta and Peshawar. The photographs will be exhibited in Turin alongside photographs by Charles Freger who traveled to Rwanda.
Work includes a grid of sixteen images, details of children playing a range of sports and landscape photographs of informal cricket grounds.
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Outfield -‘The play area shall be a minimum of 140 yards [128.01 metres] from boundary to boundary square of the pitch. The pitch shall be a minimum of 60 yards [54.86 metres] from one boundary square of the pitch. When this minimum distance is used the pitch has to be a minimum 80 yards [73.15 metres] from the opposite square boundary. The straight boundary at both ends of the pitch shall be a minimum of 60 yards [54.86 metres]. Distances shall be measured from the centre of the pitch to be used.’ICB Rules
This body of work is entitled ‘OUTFIELD’ a description of the outer boundaries of a sports field, but in this instance also a reference to a society that lives on the margins, with limited opportunity or access to all the things we take for granted in the west and with a traumatic past to come to terms with. To all of them I owe a big thank you.
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Navigating History - 10th September 2001 an archive within an archive - Billboards, opposite Lewes Railway station September / October 2005, artwork in the Sussex Express 16th September 2005
Using diaries, calendar entries, photographs, and personal memories, this project seeks to recreate a collective picture of East Sussex the day before the terrorist attacks on the twin towers in New York. Working in collaboration with the East Sussex Record Office this ‘archive within an archive’ will bring together a collection of ephemeral material focused around all the activities of a single ordinary day: material of individual value which is largely overlooked by national archives.
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Navigating History - Curated by Deborah Smith and Alice Angus. Neville Gabie, project Launch September 2005
Navigating History is a project which uses twelve contempory artists and designers to make work in response to local history colections in Libraries and archives in Sussex. Artists include Jason Bowman, Stephen Connolly, Neville Gabie, Cathy Haynes & Sally O'Reilly, Andrew Hunter, Bob Kesseler, Rachel Murphy, Simon Pope, Mah Rana, Chaudia Schenk, Bob and Roberta Smith.
www.navigating-history.net
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COAST - Project Launch, Foulness Island, Essex, Saturday 25th June, 2005
Neville Gabie's COAST project will be launched on Foulness Island following a walk onto the island on the 'Broomway' an historic byway in the Thames Estuary,only passable at low tide. The launch will be for invited guests only.
Neville Gabie's publication COAST ISBN 0-948252-21-9 is available from Firstsite Gallery or through Cornerhouse publications. It contains a DVD of kite footage and a commissioned short story by Kenyan Writer Yvonne Owour
www.coastart,org
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Vitamincreativespace - Guangzhou, China. February and October/November 2004
Neville Gabie will be doing a residency as part of the British Council 'Artists Links' programme, hosted by Vitamincreativespace in Guangzhou, China. After an innitial research visit in February, on his return Neville Gabie intends to work on several temporay interventions around the city. The work will include documenting 'workstations', found items of furniture in the streets and filmed fottage using kites with cameras.
For more details see www.vitamincreativespace.com or contact simon.kirby@britishcouncil.org.cn
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Plain Sight - Bloomberg Space London 2nd October 2004 - 20th November 2004
An exhibition of twelve international artists, taking as its starting point the personal or intimate set against a global background. Narda Alvardo, Jeremy Diggle, Neville Gabie, Robert Gober, Emily Jacir, Jean- Michel Othoniel, Tere Recarens, Chemi Rosado-Seilo, Ed Rusha, Yorgos Sapountzis, Ross Sinclair, Joao Tabarra
www.gallery@bloomberg.net
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Migrant Office - Shrinking Cities, Kunst Werke Gallery, Berlin 4th September 2004 - 7th November 2004
www.shrinkingcities.com
The complete 3rd floor office from the FURTHER Up in the Air project in a liverpool tower block, is reconstructed as an archive of the project in the Shrinking Cities Exhibition. For details of the project in Liverpool see www.furtherafield.org.uk.
Shrinking cities is a project which considers in depth four shrinking cities around the world including Liverpool.
publication; Shrinking Cities ISBN 3-7757-1558-4 Published by Hatje Cantz, Germany
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INTER...- Harris Museum and Art Gallery, Preston. 22nd September 2004 - 7th November 2004.
An exhibition curated by Lesley Sanderson and Julie Westerman. Artists included; Conroy/Sanderson, Julie Westerman, Noble/Silver, Leo Fitzmaurice, David Mabb and Neville Gabie.
Neville Gabie has been commissioned to make a new work to be installed at Preston Bus station. The work will consist of video images from kites flown on the rooftop carpark at the bus station, which will be installed on three monitors in an underground walkway out of the station.
Publication INTER... isbn 1-871575-25-7 available from the Harris Gallery.
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COAST - Firstsite Gallery, Colchester 31st July - 4th September 2004 www.coastart.org
An exhibition, partway through the COAST project of all the artists involved. Artists include, Elizabeth Wright, John Kippin, Neil Bromwich and Zoe Walker.
Neville Gabie will exhibit an instalation of three monitors with video images taken from kites flown above the MOD base at Foulness Island.
Contact Anabel Longbourne, Firstsite Gallery, The Minories, Colchester, Essex.
COAST is a collaboration between Firstsite, Commissions East, and Essex County Council.
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Triangular Trading -Vardy Gallery - Sunderland 20th January 2004 - 20 February 2004
Solo exhibition at the Vardy Gallery including a five monitor video instalation of work made in a Liverpool tower block, photographs and sculpture.
There is a new publication as part of the exhibition TRIANGULAR TRADING. available from the Vardy Gallery or through Cornerhouse publications.
ISBN 1-873757-99-9
Contact Rob Blackston Curator, Vardy Gallery, University of Sunderland, SR2 7EF
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Playing Away UK - Friday 21st May 2004 - 3rd July 2004
A touring exhibition by Oriel Mostyn Gallery, Llandudno, Wales. The exhibition includes 44 new goalpost photographs from England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
There is also a new publication PLAYING AWAY UK with texts by Bill Drummond and Ian McMillan, available through Oreil Mostyn Gallery.
Playing Away UK will tour until 2007. Contact Martin Barlow, Oriel Mostyn Gallery, 12 Vaughan Str, Llandudno, LL30 1AB
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