G O L D F A C T O R Y CONTEMPORARY NOTTINGHAM

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Research Space 08: Moogee

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”Belcher is different again, here showing rough cartoons whose hero is Moogee the Art Dog, wandering through the minefield of the contemporary art establishment. The cartoons are openly hostile rather than merely satirical, the tickboxy culture brutally castigated by Belcher’s spleen probably deserving such a good savaging “
MARK PATTERSON, Nottingham Evening Post ‘TYPO’ show review 20.10.06

Moogee’s Kennel - Cartoons.
Moogee’s Kennel

Moogee’s Criticism
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Research Space 07: Phillip Henderson

Phillip Henderson is Goldfactory Research space artist in residence number 7 for May 2008 Once in high summer I listened to a rare stranger from the eastern half of Europe singing in a Northamptonshire wood. Phillip is a composer and ‘pataphysician currently writing a PhD; On The Spectrum Of Drone at ...
February 29th 2008
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Research Space 06: Geoff Litherland

I am very conscious of the difference between rational thought, chance and the exercise of instinct or intuition within the creative process of painting, and have sought ways in which all three can be employed together in forming images.The work explores the material identity and language of abstract ...
February 15th 2008
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Research Space 05: Nicholas Wright

www.nickprefix.blogspot.com  www.artreview.com/profile/nickwright
November 13th 2007
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Research Space 04: Joe Kelly

  Research Space 04: January 2008  Is Joe Kelly from Thingland Studio Goldfactory project space is back in action with Joe Kelly in residence constructing a new large scale installation. He will be working throughout January on this piece using industrial waste materials. You will be able to come to see this work on January 31st 6 p.m.. ...

Glass: Canadian curation and shows

In 2005 Paul Matosic was invited to curate an exhibition of contemporary British Artists who use glass for the Canadian Clay and Glass Gallery in Waterloo Ontario. There was a desire to investigate the fundamental properties of the material rather than exhibit studio style glassware.  An open call was advertised and ...

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