For her final response to the Jerwood Solo Presentations 2019 exhibition, Gwen Burlington has devised a game modeled on the workshop, Playing in a World, by Kitty Clark and Jamie Sutcliffe that took place in the gallery on Saturday 2 March. Drawing inspiration from the way that character identities and narratives are constructed in role playing games, Gwen asks the a reader to follow a series of steps, with the piece offering multiple interpretations of the work through a system of variable readings.
Reflections and Resources
Seeing in a World: Kitty Clark
For her final response to the Jerwood Solo Presentations 2019 exhibition, Gwen Burlington has devised a game modeled on the workshop, Playing in a World, by Kitty Clark and Jamie…
Drumset = you: Appau Junior Boakye-Yiadom
It didn’t so much begin as sputtered into life mid-beat: the hi-hat teased gathering momentum then stopped. The crash cymbals hashed away, while the snare drum rollicked into life. After…
Female Human Animal: Sofia Mitsola
‘Am I that which I observe or that which observes me?’ Leonora Carrington (1970) In current times it is impossible to look at an image of a female form,…