Showing posts with label Philip Li. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Philip Li. Show all posts

Young and Adventurouse

Shell/Will at Camberwell Space
Camberwell College of Arts
45 - 65 Peckham Road
London SE5 8UF
www.camberwell.arts.ac.uk/camberwellspace

Giovani ed Avventurosi

le nuove strade della ceramica,
Philip Li espone nella galleria del Camberwell College of Arts le opere realizzate nel periodo di residenza presso il college londinese. Non ci ho capito molto ma forse vuol dire che sto invecchiando...
Ci sono ragazzi nudi, moda , installazione, scultura e musica. Gli chiederĂ² di mandarci delle foto
























BOYGIRL (2008)

the new ways of ceramic artists....

Philip Li wi
ll be showing new ceramic sculpture created especially as part of Camberwell Space's group exhibition called SHALL/WILL. It was made during his AA2A Artist-in-Resident position in the Ceramics Department of Camberwell College of Arts.

"Imagine semi-naked boys being covered in clay to a soundscape of industrial noises and bleeps,and you get an insight into the world created by Philip Li – an artist and performer who fuses together ceramics, fashion, performance and music into a unique sculptural vision. Li presents himself as both the sculptor and sculpture, creating highly stylised art works that use the infinite possibilities of clay as a metaphor for human transformation and reinvention. For Shall/Will, he has been appropriating making processes as a form of ritual for new sculptures.

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Intersecting Disciplines










Robert Dawson
, In Perspective Willow 1

Discipline Incrociate

Nello spazio espositivo del Camberwell College of Art di Londra, dal 23 Febbraio 7 celebri ex alunni si ritroverrano in una mostra dal titolo Intersecting Disciplines.
La mostra mostra diversi aspetti del continuo evolversi del mondo della ceramica dal design, all'artigiananto, all'arte.
Questi gli artisti: Robert Dawson, Ikuko Iwamoto, Philip Li, Nicola Malkin, Sara Radstone, Bodo Sperlien and Julian Stair
http://www.camberwell.arts.ac.uk

Intersecting Disciplines

23 February - 26 March 2010
Special Viewing - Tuesday 23 February, 5.00-7.30pm

Robert Dawson, Ikuko Iwamoto, Philip Li, Nicola Malkin, Sara Radstone, Bodo Sperlien and Julian Stair

Intersecting Disciplines presents recent work of seven contemporary artists and designers, graduates of the Ceramics BA Honours course at Camberwell College of Arts in a period from 1978 through to 2009. The range of these professional practices represents the continuing evolving nature of the subject; from that of the studio ceramicist, industrial designer, commissioned public art, installation and performance artist. The points of 'intersections' are numerous in terms of an awareness of craft skill, the discipline and understanding of material and process, scale, context, design and conceptual issues and is a timely reminder of the creative use of the medium of Ceramics.

http://www.camberwell.arts.ac.uk

A film produced by BA Ceramic students at Camberwell questioning how cool is clay/ceramics



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