BMC Projector Series – Exhibition

10/07/2012 | gthomasart

I am VERY very excited to be part of this:

The Blank Media Collective “Projector Series I, II & III”

In their own words – “Blank Media Collective champions emerging artists, writers, musicians and performers by giving them a unique platform to showcase their work.”

And true to their word, the latest project is one determined to takeover unusual and unique spaces across Manchester. The Projector Series will be spread across three locations, over three months and bring together a host of artists from different genres in a series of exhibitions, performances and installations.

More information and details can be found here at Manchester’s Finest.

From their site –

“Projector III: Installation at The King’s Arms
Greg Thomas
End of Season event on 6th September from 6pm – FREE
11 Bloom Street

Greg Thomas’s innovative work confronts viewers with an unsettling re-structuring of structures, engaging not only with the architecture, but also with our assumptions about the strength and stability of community. On the 6th September, topping off an amazing summer of Projector series exhibitions and events, people are encouraged to go along and meet the artist and the BMC team and then join Greg in what promises to be a surprising culmination of his intervention into the space at The Kings Arms.”

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Secure

12/06/201228/05/2020 | gthomasart

Foil balloons, helium. August, 2012.

Exhibition details: Boeing Way to Gas Street exhibition

Floating Words.

12/06/201212/06/2012 | gthomasart

Rough idea for a new project:

EXHIBITION – Boeing Way to Gas Street:

12/04/2012 | gthomasart

Artists from opposite ends of the Grand Union Canal.

That is the full title of a new group exhibition I will be showing work in…

It is a group show of work by artists from our Southall studios, London, and work by artists from in and around Birmingham.

The Grand Union Canal runs alongside the Southall studios at Boeing Way and continues all the way to Gas Street Basin beside the exhibition space.

By using the passage of the canal as a curatorial device, the show brings diverse works together to reflect on the relationship between these two major industrial cities in our post-industrial age.