Program of Lectures, Events & Installation by Matthew Richardson & studio artists at Limoncello 15 - 25 Apr

Exhibition Description:

Matthew Richardson’s project includes an installation in the gallery and a programme of lectures and events.Tuesday 15 April, 7pm: Deejay Wheelie Bag & ‘All of the Above’ Matthew Richardson, Friday 18 April, 7pm: ‘To Tell The Truth About Thomas De Quincey's Pump Up The Jam’ Jacob Farrell & Melanie De Quincey,
Tuesday 22 April, 7pm: ‘Sick Thoughts: Museum of Incest/ Empire of Love’ Simon Fujiwara, Friday 25 April, 7pm: ‘In the Course of Formation’ I Love Palms & ‘Emotional Field Drawing’ Julia Calver. Limoncello’s punctuation programme is a series of lectures, performances and events to be held between gallery exhibitions. The programme offers the gallery artists and the people around them a site to try out ideas.

Education and Training:

MATTHEW RICHARDSON: Born in 1985 in Warrington. He is based London an is currently completing his BA in Fine Art at the Slade School of Art. JULIA CALVER: Born in 1984 in Winchester and is based in London. Calver recently completed her BA at the Slade School of Fine Art and is currently completing an education & outreach internship at Gasworks, London. JACOB FARRELL & MELANIE DE QUINCEY: Born in 1987 in Maidstone, and 1980 in Montpellier, both based in London. Farrell & De Quincey are both currently completing their BA at the Slade School of Fine Art. SIMON FUJIWARA: Born in 1982 in Girona, based in Berlin. Fujiwara is currently a student at the Städelschule, Frankfurt. I LOVE PALMS is: Att Poomtangon, B. 1973; Martin Flemming, B. 1982; Janus Hochgesand, B. 1981; Philip Götze, B. 1983; Othmar Farré, B. 1985; & Christian Tonner. B. 1979. All are currently studying at the Städelschule, Frankfurt. DEEJAY WHEELIE BAG, an artist, performer & inventor of the wheelie bag soundsystem

Full Contact Details:

Limoncello,
92 Hoxton Street,
London N1 6LP,
44 (0)20 7729 8173,
limoncello(at)limoncellogallery.co.uk,
Open Wednesday to Saturday 11am – 6pm, and everyday between 15 and 25 April (closed on Sunday 20 April), With lectures at 7pm on 15, 18, 22, 25 April 2008