The Hut Project
Images
CV
‘Ventriloquist’, 2009, Specifics of Space in which Work is Installed (here: 4,317sq ft Light Industrial Space, Temporary Lease Agreement), Bust of Friedrich Nietzsche in White Bonded Marble with Marble Base, ‘Dead Duchamp’ 18ct Gold Necklace, Acrylic Plinth Proportioned in Relation to Size of Space, Polaroid Photograph of Work in Space, Dimensions Variable.
As part of the 'Piggy-backing' series.
‘Portrait of the Artists and their Dealer (After Dan Graham)’, 2009, Oil on Canvas
‘Old Kunst: Every work ever made by The Hut Project and members of The Hut Project 1971-2008’, 2008, Image (JPEG, Limoncello Website)
‘Going for Gold’, 2008, Brass Bell
First conceived for the context of the Limoncello booth at
Zoo Art Fair, 2008, the gallery had to loudly ring the bell every time a work was sold throughout the duration of the fair.
‘Lead (
Zoo Art Fair)’, 2007, 300kg Lead Ballast in Twelve Ingots, Contract
Invited to remake ‘Lead’, 2006, for the
Associates booth at
Zoo Art Fair, 300kg of lead was sold for its material value and the collector entered into a contract governing the exhibition rights and future value of the work. ‘Lead’ can only be sold for the value of its raw material plus the shipping costs accrued in shipping it to and from exhibitions, for which the collector is always liable. When not being exhibited the ingots are stored by the artists – the collector can choose whether to destroy the work by selling the ingots for scrap at the material value.
‘Associates’, 2007, 157 Artists' Names, 3 Slide Projectors, Booklet
As part of ‘Temporary Measures’ (a 12-day series of 12-hour solo shows at
Associates, London) 12 artists were invited to have a 1-hour solo exhibition, within which they were each asked to invite a further 12 artists to exhibit for 5 minutes each. No work changed hands, instead each artist's name was projected in turn over the course of the day, laying claim to the space to create 157 solo shows.
‘How to Talk to Public Art (after Freee)’
An occasional series of works responding to public works of art, initially conceived in response to ‘How to Talk to Public Art’ a work by The Freee Art Collective made in conjunction with
The International 3 for Simon Shama's ‘Power of Art’ (BBC Two, Autumn 2006).
Digital still of ‘Fingering Doris Salcedo's Shibboleth’, 2007, Mobile Phone Digital Video Recording
‘The Hut Project Escort Agency’, 2006, 24 Guided Tours
William Furlong interviewing Mark McGowan
As a commissioned project for
Zoo Art Fair 2006, 8 artists were invited to make an artwork in the form of a guided tour. Each tour was for sale as an edition of the overall work.
‘The Hut Project’, 2009, framed c-type print, 59cm x 42cm, unique
‘New Contemporaries’, 2006-ongoing
The Hut Project's ‘New Contemporaries’ is a collection of video interviews with artists who have exhibited in the annual
New Contemporaries’ graduate competition, to be conducted by students eligible to apply for the competition as well as other invited artists and curators. All 478 artists who exhibited in
New Contemporaries’ between 1989 and 2006 will be asked to select from a list of their fellow participants every artist of whom they are unaware. Every artist who has been marked as ‘unknown’ by any one of their peers will be invited to take part in an interview, and these selections will be used to index the resulting archive of interviews. The years that bookend the project correspond to the year of the competition's re-branding and the last year that The Hut Project were eligible to apply for it respectively. Through ‘New Contemporaries’ The Hut Project aim to investigate this significant period of change and growth in contemporary art.
The Hut Project: New Contemporaries website
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‘In-Betweens’, 2008
At the invitation of The Hut Project seven artists will have solo shows in-between the exhibitions of Limoncello's first year programme. ‘In-Betweens’ extends only to the inclusion of the solo exhibition on the CVs of the participating artists.
Previous ‘In-Betweens’