The recently published third issue of Art Licks magazine features a collaborative article by Architectural Association lecturer Adam Nathaniel Furman
and artist Ilona Sagar written in response to the history and aesthetic language of three creative members clubs. This relates to Sagar’s ongoing
series of performance works ‘Her Chambre Bleue’.
First shown at the The Hospital Club in London’s Covent Garden as part of the Jotta curated exhibition ‘Hal Silver in The Morouge Room’ in 2010,
the artist is currently – with the assistance of Hive, developing the work further for a series of exhibitions the first of which will be held at the
Royal College of Art, Kensington Gore, London, SW7 from the 10th May 2011.
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The magazine also features a special CD of a work by sound artist Duncan Whitley and a host of articles by contributors such as Guy Robertson,
Rosalind Davis, Tom Trevatt and Paul Kindersley. Acting as an art space in its own right, Art Licks looks beyond the obvious, behind the
commercial and the mainstream at what artists, curators and gallerists are doing and thinking – giving the reader a valuable personal
insight into the emerging arts scene.
Art Licks can be ordered from the website [ here ] The magazine is also stocked throughout the UK and Europe in locations such as Tate Modern
Bookshop, ICA bookstore, Koenig Serpentine, Artwords Bookshop (Broadway Market), South London Gallery, Camden Arts Centre, STOUR SPACE
and NewGallery London.
See also the following articles on Jotta’s website regarding the original performance in October 2010:
Jotta launch Hal Silver in The Morouge Room, October 22nd, 2010
Ilona Sagar: Her Chambre Bleue By Millie Ross – interview, October, 2010
[...] Show 2011 opens this Friday, 13 May. Work from from Painting, Printmaking and Sculpture courses. Including the first screening of Ilona Sagar’s new video-instalation work mentioned here earli… Some work will be available for sale or [...]
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