Tag: Roger Hiorns
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James Lingwood and Michael Morris, former Artangel directors – interview: ‘The art world audience was for us the least interesting audience’
Their legacy includes Rachel Whiteread’s cast of a terraced house, Roger Hiorns transformation of a council flat into a blue crystal cave and Michael Landy’s destruction of all his possessions in a department store window. They discuss how the art…
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Testament
What would a monument to Britain in 2022 look like? A motley crew of artists provide some surprising answers
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Catsou Roberts – interview: ‘It is our duty to the NHS to elicit the production of remarkable artwork’
Roberts, the director of Vital Arts, which commissions projects for five London hospitals, talks about the range of artists and work involved and the transformative power of art on the wellbeing of patients and staff
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Roger Hiorns – interview: ‘It isn’t enough to put an artwork in the world. You have to think about redesigning the world around the artwork’
Roger Hiorns explains his methods of exploration and excavation, and why he believes art is not so much about making objects as about designing behaviour
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Making Colour
Colour is one of the joys of life: the deep blue of a summer sky, the clouded yellow of a butterfly’s wing. Vital to our perception of art, tones lift hearts and minds in the ultramarine mantle of a Renaissance…
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The Shape of Things to Come: New Sculpture
Saatchi Gallery, London 27 May–16 October 2011
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Roger Hiorns: Seizure
151-189 Harper Road, London 3 September-2 November 2008 Harper Road is an unremarkable south London street, flanked by the blocks of large post-war housing estates, convenience stores, a new mosque and a small park. Yet one low-rise council house, derelict…
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British Art Show 7: In the Days of the Comet
Hayward Gallery, London 16 February–17 April 2011
