Transient Gallery
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The Transient Gallery is an art gallery which has no fixed location. The gallery comes into existence when an exhibition is scheduled for the duration of the showing only.
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[edit] Design
The first design of the Transient Gallery was that of a series of white placards held up by the artists themselves or volunteers. Art was then exhibited on these placards. This was conceived as a parody of the 'white cube' gallery space which is now the standard in art exhibition.
A secondary gallery space was made on the 8th January 2007. A rough square (with verticies referencing the height of the original boards) was painted on the floor of a studio at Middlesex University's Cat Hill Campus. The white 'square' was, and is, named Arena 1b. It was named so because it is still part of the original space, but comes into existence through the absence of the first.
[edit] Exhibitions
- 71 Days
71 Days was an exhibition held in central London between 5th - 7th December 2006.
[edit] Artisits
Artisits who have had work exhibited at the Transient Gallery have included:
- Clare Asquith
- Alexander Chocholko
- Hayley Dixon
- Richard Grange
- Amy Honour
- Charlie Morris
- Brendan O' Hanlon
- Rebecca Price
[edit] Future
Other exhibitions are planned for the Transient Gallery in Spring 2007. The temporary positions of which are due to be in and around Central London.
[edit] External links
- The Transient Gallery The Transient Gallery's Website
