News-Mandy Lee Jandrell

Exhibitions and News

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GUEST PROJECTS COLLECTION

17 September 2009

Open by appointment only until 15th October
For appointments: 07881816429 or info@guestprojects.com

Yinka Shonibare's Space, London

CURATED BY CLEO ROBERTS

PARTICIPATING ARTISTS:

REZA ARAMESH/ KATHERINE ARIENELLO/ SARAH BAKER/ ELLEN CANTOR/ NEIL HAMON/ MANDY LEE JANDRELL/ CHARLOTTE PLAYER/ BJORN VENO/ ZOE WALKER & NEIL BROMWICH/ MARY YACOOB/ NEIL ZAKIEWICZ

For further information see:

http://www.guestprojects.com/current/first-exhibition/

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FOTOFESTIVAL MANNHEIM: TOTALE ERINNERUNG - BLOG 3D

5 September - 25 October 2009

Alter Messplatz, Mannheim, Germany

CURATED BY VVORK

participating artists:
Mathieu Bernard-Reymond, Broc Blegen, Catrin Bolt , Luchezar Boyadjiev, Candice Breitz, Olaf Breuning, Mauren Brodbeck, The Bruce High Quality Foundation, Paolo Chiasera, Citizens Association “Rocky Balboa” Žitište, Lenka Clayton, Gerad Coles, Dainis Derics, Marjolijn Dijkman, Harm van den Dorpel , Michael Elmgreen & Ingar Dragset, Amel Emric, Leo Fabrizio, Lise Gagne, Cyprien Gaillard, Hayley Grimes, Simon Hardy, Pablo Hare, Joel Holmberg, William Hundley, Iman Issa, Mandy Lee Jandrell, Pete Johns, Jan Kempenaers, Kernbeißer, Lanica Klein, Shaan Kokin, Timur Kulgarin, Tomaz Levstek, Miguel Luciano, Ives Maes, Kelly Mark, Brett Matthews, Juan Monino, Mark Ollerenshaw, Christodoulos Panayiotou, Lauris Paulus, Kevin Phelan, Sarah Pickering, Wang Qingsong, Bernadette Rafferty, Karla Vanessa Redor, Amanda Richards, Thomas Ruellan, Pascual Sisto, Simon Smyth, Mohammed Tawfeeq, Anetta Mona Chisa & Lucia Tkacova, Guy Tillim, Rijel Violet, Drazen Vukelic, Chris Wiley

The Internet blog is perhaps the most popular contemporary form of collecting images based on the ease of sharing data—the "same” picture or the "same” video can be used time and again in a variety of ways within the context of a blog. A blog is a global image archive for a private community of interests. Completely different images are presented within the blog in a uniform format, and it is this succession of images, the visual chain of association, that accounts for their charm. The blog reacts to the variety and torrent of images by means of this formatting. We invited the bloggers on vvork to show a collection of images in the form of an installation in public space, thus creating a walk-in, three-dimensional blog on the Alter Meßplatz in Mannheim.

For further information see:

http://www.fotofestival.info/en/exhibitions/

http://www.vvork.com/?page_id=17158

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SING INTO MY MOUTH

5 MAY- 23 MAY 2009

Whatiftheworld Gallery, Cape Town, South Africa

CURATED BY JULIA ROSA CLARK

PARTICIPATING ARTISTS

BRIDGET BAKER/ EMMA COLEMAN/ SUE CLARK/ TOM CULLBERG/ ANJA DE KLERK/ BAREND DE WET/ PETER EASTMAN/ TEBOHO EDKINS/ GUS FERGUSON/ GIMBERG & NERF/ DOUGLAS GIMBERG/ MATTHEW HINDLEY/ PITER HUGO/ MANDY LEE JANDRELL/ JOHN NANKIN/ SARAH NANKIN/ HEATH NASH/ CAMERON PLATTER/ ANDREW PUTTER/ GREGG SMITH/ DOREEN SOUTHWOOD/ JAMES WEBB/ ED YOUNG/

Sing Into My Mouth* takes as its curatorial lead one established by Tacita Dean in her exhibition, An Aside. Resisting establishing a clear thematic curatorial framework, Dean embarked on a period of non-linear meanderings, guided by idiosyncratic interests, chance, association and coincidence to a set of works that make up the final whole - a process not unlike that used in her own art production.

Like Dean, Julia Rosa Clark has followed a series of disparate clues and eccentric threads on her unknown route to the final proposition. The culmination is a group exhibition of selected artworks and a free printed booklet - the curator’s anecdotal writing about the works on view.

Sing Into My Mouth includes enquiries into the nature of intimacy, desire, influence, exchange, memory/ false memory, self, autobiography, interpretation, poetics, contingency, dormancy and resurrection.

For further information see:

http://www.whatiftheworld.com/exhibitions/2009/05/05/sing-into-my-mouth/

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THE TROPICS: VIEWS FROM THE MIDDLE OF THE GLOBE

1 April - 14 June 2009

Iziko South African National Gallery, Cape Town

PILAR ALBARRACIN/ MARCOS CHAVES/ WALMOR CORREA/ DASPU/ THEO ESHETU/ CANDIDA HOFER/ MANDY LEE JANDRELL/ DING Q. LE/ MARCEL ODENBACH/ VONG PHAOPHANIT/ CAIO REISEWITZ/ TRACEY ROSE/ HANS CHRISTIAN SCHINK/ FIONA TAN/ GUY TILLIM/ DAVID ZINK YI

INCLUDING PRE- MODERN WORKS FROM THE COLLECTION OF THE STAATLICHE MUSEEN ZU BERLIN- ETHNOLOGISCHES MUSEUM

Paradise, or unpredictable, menacing jungle, escape or place of damnation? This exhibition investigates the myth of “the tropics” through the juxtaposition of contemporary and pre-modern artworks. Contemporary artistic involvement with the myth of “the tropics” is juxtaposed with historical objects from the geographically defined belt of the tropics.Curated by Prof Dr Viola König, Dr Peter Junge and Alfons Hug, and brought to the Iziko South African National Gallery by the Goethe-Institute, this exhibition will, for the first time, show rare pre-modern art from the Staatliche Museen zu Berlin, Ethnologisches Museum, in South Africa. Exhibits from Africa, Asia, Oceania and tropical America on loan from the Ethnologisches Museum, Staatliche Museen zu Berlin − some of the most important worldwide − enter into a dialogue with the works of 15 contemporary artists from Germany, Spain, Brazil, Great Britain, Vietnam, Indonesia, Peru and South Africa.

With the exhibition at Iziko South African National Gallery from Wednesday 1 April until Sunday 14 June 2009 (Tuesdays to Sundays 10:00 until 17:00), it is the first time that artefacts from the Staatliche Museen zu Berlin’s collection are being shown in sub-Saharan Africa. The Tropics: Views from the Middle of the Globe has in an extended version been presented in Brasilia, Rio de Janeiro and Berlin. It was hugely acclaimed and in Brazil alone more than half a million visitors came to see the show.

The exhibition is accompanied by a cultural programme of Iziko South African National Gallery as well as the Goethe-Institut.

The exhibition The Tropics: Views from the Middle of the Globe is a joint project of the Goethe-Institut and the Ethnologisches Museum, Staatliche Museen zu Berlin and was funded by the German Federal Cultural Foundation.

For further information see:

www.iziko.org.za

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EDGE OF A DREAM (SYMPOSIUM)

Saturday 31 January 2009

10am-6pm

Lecture Theatre, Ben Pimlott Building, Goldsmiths College, New Cross, London SE14

ARTISTS: SIMRYN GILL/ MANDY LEE JANDRELL/ VIRGINIA NIMARKOH/ DAVID SPERO

WRITERS: ANTHONY ILES/ KATE SOPER/ JOHN WOOD

Edge of a Dream is a research project looking at contrasting ideas of utopia in recent landscape photography, in the context of global capitalism. The project considers how such photography might contest received ideas of property, community, location and beauty, etc.

Photography by artists Simryn Gill, Mandy Lee Jandrell, Virginia Nimarkoh and David Spero provides the catalyst for new writing by Anthony Iles, Kate Soper and John Wood.

Edge of a Dream involved a series of seminars held at Camberwell College of Arts and Goldsmiths during 2008 and 2009. Research from the project will culminate in a book to be published in 2009, with an introductory text by Paul Halliday.

Camberwell College of Arts Research Office and the Department of Design, Goldsmiths have supported this project. Edge of a Dream is a research project led by Virginia Nimarkoh.

For information on the project and forthcoming publication see:

www.edgeofadream.co.uk

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THREE BY THREE

7-31 August 2008, Saturdays and Sundays

Private View: 7 August 2008, 6-8pm

Yinka Shonibare's Studio, Sunbury House, 1 Andrews Road, London E8

LEWIS AMAR/MARK BELDAN/ BRIAN DAWN CHALKLEY/ NEIL HAMON/ CHRIS JONES/ MANDY LEE JANDRELL/ NEIL PORTER/ JANE THURLEY/ ALEX ZIKA

The short term series of exhibitions will run every other month. Three selectors will be asked to choose three artists. The exhibition is an open process without a general theme; selectors will simply include the art they like. Selectors for this exhibition include: Ann Marie Pena, Reza Aramesh and Ian Monroe

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ALASKA MAGAZINE

Spring/Summer 2008

Eds: Montabonel, Bennet, Miyachi, Woolls

Published by Black Milk

Mandy Lee Jandrell "Eidyllion" series published over 6 pages.

Website:

www.alaskamagazine-online.com

Limited numbered edition, available for sale in London at:

Magma, Photographer's Gallery, Koenig Books at The Serpentine, Claire De Rouen Bookshops.

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CHANGING SPACES

16 May- 21 June 2008

Private View: 15 May 2008, 6.30-9pm

Photofusion Gallery, London, UK

LAURA BRAUN/ SIMON ROWE / MANDY LEE JANDRELL/ ISIDRO RAMIREZ/ GREGOR STEPHAN

Changing Spaces brings together five photographers whose work addresses the changing nature of urban space. The exhibition reflects on a range of visual styles, narratives and research methodologies drawing on documentary, fine art and landscape practices, in order to investigate how urban space is constructed through the perceptions, intuitions and apperceptions of the visual artist located within, and responding to the city.

Website:

www.photofusion.org

Catalogues available for sale at:

http://www.blurb.com/bookstore/detail/243648

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URBAN ENCOUNTERS CONFERENCE

16-17 May 2008

Goldsmiths College, London, UK

This two-day conference at Goldsmiths, University of London, will bring together international photographers, artists and academics researching the city. The speakers reflect an interdisciplinary range of photographic, theoretical and research areas, and through six panels will explore the nature of past and contemporary photographic approaches to the representation and evocation of city life. The theme of ‘the encounter’ is explored, not only in the way photographers experience the city, but also through discursive encounters between urban social science and visual practice. There is an associated exhibition, photographic workshop and curated urban walks programme co-ordinated by Photofusion and the Centre for Urban and Community Research (CUCR)

Website:

http://www.goldsmiths.ac.uk/cucr/urban-encounters/

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LATITUDE NYC

14 March-16 April 2008

Opening reception: 6-8pm, Friday 14 March 2008

NYCAMS GALLERY
44 West 28th Street, 7th Floor
New York, NY 10001
212.213.8052

Curated by Andréa Stanislav, Isha Bøhling

LATITUDE London • Minneapolis • New York City -- a traveling and transformative group show drawn equally from the international cities of Minneapolis/London/NYC in which artists interact with each other’s work and each new exhibition space, to evolve over space and time in exhibitions in London, Minneapolis and New York City.

The work evolves with each new location/space. Common themes occur through convergence, global exchange, fake vs. real, mutating identities, urban history, and trans-local existence -- a dialogue emerges between the artists from all three cities that illuminates their migrating relationships and their interactions with each exhibition space.

London: Sarah Baker, Diann Bauer, Isha Bøhling, Matt Franks, Neil Hamon, Andy Hsu, Mandy Lee Jandrell, Sharone Lifshitz

Minneapolis: Ryan Chamberlain, Katinka Galanos, Suzy Greenberg, Abinada Meza, Liz Miller, Kristin Peterson, Andréa Stanislav, Erik Ullanderson, Marc Willhite, Rosemary Williams

New York City: Daniel Bouthot and Christopher K. Ho, Blane de St Croix, Clive Murphy, Erika Harrsch, Emily Lutzer, Diana Shpungin, Nicole Tschampel, Erika Yeomans, Michael Zansky

For more information e-mail:

Andrea Stanislav:

acstanis(at)umn.edu

Isha Bohling:

ishamail(at)runbox.com

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RECLAIMED

4 August- 15 September 2007

Opening reception: 12-2pm, Saturday 4th August 2007

Focal Point Gallery, Southend-on-sea, UK

ROGER HOPGOOD / MANDY LEE JANDRELL/ PETER OETZMANN, JUNG-A YANG

This exhibition brings together the work of four photographers who each, through the use of fictionalised rural scenes and backdrops, explore contemporary notions of landscape and our relationship to the natural world. From different cultural perpectives all of the artists examine our romanticised view of landscape, questioning our gap between our perceptions and the real. The works also highlight the duality of our desire to surround ourselves with depictions of nature whilst the reality is constantly eroded around us.

Website: www.focalpoint.org.uk

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MAKE IT A BETTER PLACE

12 April - 27 April 2007

Holden Gallery, Metropolitan University, Manchester, UK

Curated by Dinu Li

OREET ASHERY/ GUISEPPE DIBELLA/ MANDY LEE JANDRELL/ MARGARETA KERN

Make it a Better Place introduces the work of 4 UK artists, diverse not only in their background, but in their approaches and attitudes to their practice. Their individual projects are brought together to reflect on the concept of democracy, and how this thought provoking term is interpreted in today’s society.

Encompassing photography, video and installation, the selected artists offer a survey of compelling, challenging and sometimes controversial interpretations into the multi-faceted manifestations of democracy, its uses as a vehicle and the associated by-products attached to it.

From images of village communities in defiance to images of torture and humiliation, from young Bosnian girls in graduation dresses to the idyllic world of international themed parks, Make it a Better Place features artists pushing the boundaries of the photographic image. At the core, is the most fundamental of questions, is democracy always a good thing?

Website: www.look07.com

http://www.holdengallery.mmu.ac.uk/makeitabetterplace

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GREEN

23 March – 25 April 2007

The Capitol, Horsham, West Sussex, UK

Exhibition and Project co-ordinated by the Winchester Gallery

Co-ordinated by the Winchester Gallery, this touring exhibition of photographs by Mandy Lee Jandrell is shown with work done by participants of workshops in West Sussex. These workshops were led by Mandy Lee Jandrell, exploring "Green" through photographic and collage processes.

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PLAT(T)FORM 07

27 January-28 January 2007

Fotomuseum, Winterthur, Switzerland

Selected artists and photographers were invited to present their work to a panel of experts and the public over a 2 day event at the Fotomuseum. Participants for 2007 included:
Joonas Ahlava (FIN); Amberg & Thüring, Lena Thüring & Annette Amberg (CH); Enrico Benvenuti (I); Theresia Bråkenhielm (S); Andrea Diefenbach (D); Laure Donzé (CH); Katarina Elvén (S); Marcin Filipowicz (PL); Joel Wellington Fisher (USA); Marie Gerlach (D); Oran Hoffmann (NL); Nicolai Howalt & Trine Sondergaard (DK); Mandy Lee Jandrell (GB); Florian Joye (CH); Christina Leithe Hansen (S); Frederic Lezmi (D); Anastasia Khoroshilova (RUS); Ernst Koslitsch (A); Eva-Fiore Kovacovsky (NL/CH); Paul Kranzler (A); Astrid Kruse Jensen (DK); Cathérine Lommée (B); Moira Lovell (GB); Brigitte Lustenberger (CH); Jan Mammey (D); Marcello Mariana (I); Fabian Marti (CH); Pol Matthé (B); Brigida Mendes (GB); Lukas Mettler (CH); Anne Morgenstern (CH); Santiago Mostyn (GB); Fabio Pirovino (CH); RCC Rotterdam Cologne Connection / Verena Löwenhaupt, Nina Poppe, Bob van der Vlist (NL/D); Fiona Rukschcio (A); Daniel Sannwald (B); Thyra Schmidt (D); Myne Søe-Pedersen (D); Aram Tanis (NL); Rob van der Nol (NL); Marianne Bruun Vierø (NL); Pernilla Zetterman (S)

Website: www.fotomuseum.ch

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LATITUDE - London • Minneapolis • New York City

11 January 2007 - 13 February 2007

Fieldgate Gallery, London, UK

Curated by Andréa Stanislav, Isha Bøhling, Patricia Healy McMeans

LATITUDE at Fieldgate Gallery in London opens on January 11th, 2007 through February 13th, 2007 and is the second stage of a transactional journey which premiered to record breaking attendance and considerable press attention as 8X8X8 LON/MSP/NYC at the Soap Factory in Minneapolis, Minnesota and which concludes in New York City in 2008.

London: Sarah Baker, Diann Bauer, Isha Bøhling, Matt Franks, Neil Hamon, Andy Hsu, Mandy Lee Jandrell, Sharone Lifshitz

Minneapolis: Ryan Chamberlain, Katinka Galanos, Suzy Greenberg, Abinada Meza, Liz Miller, Kristin Peterson, Andréa Stanislav, Erik Ullanderson, Marc Willhite, Rosemary Williams

New York City: Daniel Bouthot and Christopher K. Ho, Blane de St Croix, Clive Murphy, Erika Harrsch, Emily Lutzer, Diana Shpungin, Nicole Tschampel, Erika Yeomans, Michael Zansky

For more info www.fieldgategallery.com or email fieldgategallery(at)googlemail.com

Fieldgate Gallery, 14 Fieldgate St, London E1

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PARKLIFE

6 October - 29 October 2006

BEARSPACE at ZOO ART FAIR, UK

PAUL CATON/NEIL ZAKIEWICZ/MANDY LEE JANDRELL/KOUNOSUKE KAWAKAMI/FLAVIA MULLER MEDEIROS/NATASHA KISSEL/TOSHIE TAKEUSHI/CHRISTOPHER PAQUET

BEARSPACE will be showcasing PARKLIFE, a selection of artists form the BEARSPACE program. Please come to visit us there, tickets available now from box office, <http//:www.zooartfair.co.uk>.
‘Zoo Art Fair returns to London Zoo for its third year as one of the most significant international platforms for emerging contemporary art talent.’

For more info, e-mail: bearspace(at)thebear.tv
Website: www.thebear.tv/bearspace

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REAL, FAKE AND IMAGINED

6 October - 29 October 2006

PERMANENT PROJECTS at The Regency Townhouse , Brighton , UK

LAURA BRAUN/ MANDY LEE JANDRELL/ MELANIE STIDOLPH

These emergent artists present new and previously unseen photographs that explore notions of landscape and the building of meaning around it. Playing in the beginnings of illusion, nature approaches fantasy and constructed leisure environments are exposed in their fallacy. Sited within these wonderful Regency surroundings, amidst restoration, this exhibition correlates with the traces of opulence and removed layers. ‘Real, Fake and Imagined’ is produced in association with Permanent Gallery and is curated by Paddy Kernohan.

Real, Fake and Imagined will be published in the February 2007 issue of Miser and Now (published by Keith Talent Gallery) with a textual response from Clare Moloney.

Supported by Arts Council England

For more info, www.permanentgallery.com
And, www.rth.org.uk

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HEARING VOICES/ SEEING THINGS

17 September - 15 October 2006

Serpentine Gallery , London , UK

Hearing Voices, Seeing Things (HVST) is a two-year programme of projects and residencies with staff and service users of North East London Mental Health Trust, led by artists Bob & Roberta Smith and Jessica Voorsanger with Mel Brimfield and Sally O’Reilly, Karen Densham, Mandy Lee Jandrell, Andy Lawson and Victor Mount. The project launches with a comedy event, 'What’s so funny?', hosted in collaboration with MIND.

An exhibition is open to the public at the Leytonstone Center of Contemporary Art (LCCA) on site at the Serpentine Gallery. A fully-illustrated publication will accompany this project. Featured in September issue of Dazed and Confused magazine with accompanying photographs by Mandy Lee Jandrell.

For more info, www.serpentinegallery.org

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NEW UTOPIA

1 September - 30 September 2006

BEARSPACE, London , UK

SARAH BAKER/JULIA ROSA CLARK/ANDY HSU/MANDY LEE JANDRELL/NICOLAS LAIZ PLACERES

"We are the Knights of New Utopia, in the exercise of our own sovereignty and desirous of the greatest possible degree of liberty independence, in order to form a more perfect government, establish justice, insure domestic tranquillity and secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves and our posterity, do ordain and establish this 'Constitution for the Principality of New Utopia.'" Constitution of the Principality of New Utopia, www.carbonfusion.com/utopia

New Utopia brings together a group of artists whose work reflects on the fairytale and self-fulfilling aspirations of utopian imagineers. This exhibition explores the follies of bootleggers and buccaneers, who subvert and celebrate the desire that gives rise to the vision of a purist society. Each artist separately draws on the tension between real and imaginary aspirations of those dissatisfied with their society, pinpointing the moment when vision for utopia becomes something else...

Mandy Lee Jandrell's photographs from a series entitled "Eidyllion" explore landscape idylls as found within the constructed leisure environments of theme parks and zoos in various countries. Her lush images question our unblinking acceptance of idealistic visual language within the built environment. Jandrell's work was seen on the East End Academy at The Whitechapel gallery. Based in the UK, she has exhibited extensively both locally and internationally.

For more info, e-mail: bearspace(at)thebear.tv
Website: www.thebear.tv/bearspace

A Limited edition numbered poster by Damien Poulain to accompany the exhibition is available from: www.damienpoulain.com

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TAKE PHOTO HERE

Summer 2006

Fleisch Magazine (Nr4), Austria

Selected images from Take Photo Here and Where the Grass is Green series, showcased over 8 pages.

For more info, www.fleisch-magazin.at

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GREEN

10 May - 8 June 2006

Winchester Gallery, University of Southhampton, Winchester, UK

An exhibition of contemporary photographic and video works in which the colour green figures prominently, with its inevitable connotations of the environment, the rural landscape, and the dubious notion of a 'green and pleasant land', which sits uneasily alongside questions of heritage, ownership, access and use.

Jandrell's large scale photographs reflect the 'themed' environment increasingly popular in the UK and elsewhere. Safari parks, botanical gardens and nature trails are all part of a highly controlled rural landscape. Jandrell explores these territories across Europe and beyond to create images that are comical and curious: the rhinoceros strolling through green English parkland, or the plastic Tyrannosaurus Rex looming aggressively in the traditional green of a stately garden. These images invite us to question the cultural filters through which we view the countryside.

For more info, e-mail: wing(at)soton.ac.uk

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8x8x8 LON/MSP/NYC

29 April- 11 June 2006

The Soap Factory, Minneapolis, MN, USA

8x8x8 LON/MSP/NYC is a traveling exhibition of twenty-four artists drawn equally from the international cities of London, Minneapolis/St. Paul and New York. Curated by Andrea Stanislav and Patty Healy McMeans, the exhibition is premiering at The Soap Factory. The intent of the exhibition is to facilitate artistic discussion between these three cities, with three very different histories, strengthening their relationship to each other.

24 emerging artists from 3 cities:
(MSP) Ryan Chamberlain, Katinka Galanos, Suzy Greenberg, Abinadi Meza, Liz Miller, Kirsten Peterson, Erik Ullanderson, Marc Willhite

(LON) Sarah Baker, Diann Bauer, Isha Bohling, Matt Franks, Neil Hamon, Andy Hsu, Mandy Lee Jandrell, Matt O’Dell

(NYC) Erika Harrsch, Christopher Ho & Daniel Buthout, Emily Lutzger, Clive Murphy, Nicole Tschampel, Rosemary Williams, Erika Yeomans and Michael Zansky, Noah Klersfeld

For more info, visit: www.soapfactory.org

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